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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-30

|
Seaside.
| All dances in the future at the
Seaside will be invitational. This Is
done in order to keep up the per-
sonnet, and discourage certain ele-
llent who always attend public func-
tions
University Club Entertains.
! There were innumerable dinners
last evening at the popular univers-
ity Club. Friday evening is always
greatly patronized and many we'll
known faces can always be seen at
the tables.
Dinner for Longworths.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Irwin are
giving dinner this evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth.
Fort Shafter "At Home"
Calling day at Fort Shafter is
quite an event, and the ladies of the
colony are most hospitable and
charming. Carriages meet all COM
ers at the terminus of the car line,
and the cool pure air is delight to
health. When the foliage and trees
are grown Fort Shafter will be one
Of the beauty spots of Honolulu.
A jolly party was taken to the
Peninsula yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Macfarlane, to enjoy the de-
lights of an outing in the country.
The picnic was given in honor of Mr..
pnd Mrs. Longworth, and the PENN
sula residence of the Macfarlanes was
where the lunch was served.
X 4 4
Mrs James Castle motored to the
Dunes at Laie on Wednesday, the
guest of honor being Mrs. Dora Won
Tempsky. A few guests, including
Mrs. Francis Swanzy, were asked to
meet her, the whole party returning
the next day to Honolulu.
X X X
Mrs. Longworth makes pretty
picture in her brown bathing suit.
Her clear complexion is admirably
shown by the russell brown of the
: costume.
Admiral Geo. c. Beckley entertained
Bruce Cartwright, ST., R. w, Shingle
and Edw. H. Paris at poi luncheon
at the Commercial Club on Monday
last -
Miss Harriet Hatch gave dinner
on Thursday evening at Sans Souci
Tor ten of her young friends. Later
they went on to the Schaefer dance
; k ~
Miss Lillian Robertson entertained
at luncheon Wednesday for few OF
the Mills girls. The color scheme
was in the school color yellow.
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l Among the arrivals in the Sierra
were MIR. and Mrs. Beckley, Mrs.
, Harry Macfarlane, Mrs. Harnden,
and Henry Macfarlane, Sr.
X X +
Miss Rutty and Miss Hoyt are
guests at the Alexander Young. They
are from New York and are socially
prominent.
Miss Anna Paris has been spending
+ few weeks in Manoa after returning
( from Kona very much improved in
= health.
v B. H. Skinner of Canton, Ohio, was
e entertained at luncheon by w. F. LIE
: nigh on Tuesday at the Commercial
Q Club.
q Mrs. A. Lewis lunch ON Monday
included Misses Ethel Wilcox, Har
e riet Hatch, Beatrice Castle and Alice
< Cooke.
The Griggs Hollis have taken {
3 house in Shanghai and are giving
6 many entertainments.
Miss Mary Krout was the hostess
of an interesting tea on Thursda.
: afternoon.
K X \
Captain Carter is being welcomed
!. from his sea journey by man.
, friends.
X r X
Mr.. and Mrs. Hays Brooke hav
= returned to the Seaside hotel.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-30

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-30

For a cold take an eight-ounce bot
tie half full of sweet oil, put ten
cents worth of camphor gum into 1t.
and then fill the bottle with equal
parts of turpentine and kerosene.
Shake we'll and when wanted for use
pour some into small dish and
warm. Rub well into the chest and
soak flannel with 1t and apply.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-30
Mask Ball at Seaside.


Mask Ball at Seaside.
On Tuesday evening there Will be
>. masked ball at the Seaside hotel,
the proceeds to be given to the Homo
lulu Polo Association to help to pay
expenses to the Coast. A list of pat
tonesses will be published later.
X X X
Seaside Times.
On Sunday concert will be given
at the Seaside, beginning at half
past ten, in honor of Captain JACK
Quinby and the officers of the Gin
cinnati. Music will continue during
the afternoon and evening at the gay
little hotel by the sea. There were
| jolly dances at the Seaside on Mon
day and Thursday evenings for the
Raleigh and Cincinnati respectively
A large crowd turned out and the
lawn was packed with humanity
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Reidford have
taken cottage at the Seaside for six
months Mrs. Harry Macfarlane
who returned on the Sierra, is being
warmly welcomed by her friends. She
is looking remarkably pretty and says
she has been enjoying the change o.
air Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth re-
turned from Maui most enthusiastic
on Thursday morning, and went al
cnce to their cottage at the Seaside
The coming week will certainly be
! lively one at the Seaside. The flee
will be in and the Army and Navy
hotel will do it's duty in the matter
of entertainment. On Monday nigh
there will be a dance given in wei
come of the admiral and his officers
On Thursday the Sherman will be II
with the Sixteenth Infantry, and the
band will play at the Seaside. There
will be one or two naval hops dur
| ing the week. Mrs. Cushman, thu
wife of Lieut.. Cushman of the Navy
who was recently ordered East fol
sea duty, will take rooms at the Sea
side tomorrow for a few weeks OW
| ing to the many complaints that mo-
! enough time has been given for thu
preparation of costumes, it is possible
that the benefit ball of the Polo Clul
at the Seaside may be postponed un
til September 10th. Manager Church
will meet the polo committee toda!
and they will decide. 1t would reall!
be much more sensible to wait bi
for the ball. as SO many things are tt
be crowded into next week.
Bob" the beautiful collie of thu
Seaside, has been stolen, and Man
ager Church feels quite sure that h
is on the Raleigh, as several threat
we're made that he would be taken oil
that ship. "If Bob" does not turf
up in a day or two Mr.. Church will
telegraph Captain Peterson in Sal
Francisco asking for information.
The young officers on the Yves
virginia, the flagship of the cominl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-30

Mask Ball at Seaside.
On Tuesday evening there will bt
:. masked ball at the Seaside hotel
the proceeds to be given to the Homo
lulu Polo Association to help to pay
expenses to the Coast. A list of pat
lonesses will be published later.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-08
OUR FOOTBALL CLUB.
Takes tho honors From the Trim
ldad Team.

With an ideal football day, a good
bunch OF rooters and week OF
faithful practice. the Rocky Ford
school boys showed up in good form
Saturday and put up game credit
able to any of the smaller colleges.
The Trinidad boys were confident
OF winning the game and were given
surprise when they were unable to
hold or make any gain-although we
must place them in our class, rs they
played very good game.
At $3.50 the ball was kicked to
Rocky Ford and with series OF end
runs. line bucks and forward passes
the ball was worked to Trinidad's
10 yd. line. But only to be lost on
a tumble. Trinidad getting the ball.
Trinidad worked the ball down the
field to Rocky Ford's 20 yd. line and
lost one down. Rocky Ford punted.
Trinidad man caught ball and return
cd punt ball striking Rocky Ford's IS
yd. line and Trinidad man catching
same and run over for an apparent
touch down. After quite an argu..
men, touch down was not allowed
aud Rocky Ford recovered ball on
their IS yd. line and by series OF
bucks and end runs go, ball down
field to Triniiad's s yd. line. Time
was called for first half.
After quite n delay over the touch
down claimed by Trinidad the. see.
ond half was called and Rocky Ford
showed better form and staying
qualities. The final line bucks and
end runs began to show on Trinidad
and after 10 minutes play Rocky
Ford sent Seaniand through tackle
on \ straight line buck for touch
down. Clio sieking goal.
The play ai,crnaied from ono end
Of field TO the other and game wa,
called with Trinidad in possession o'
bail.
Throughou, the game Rocky Ford
had ball in Trinidad territory most
OF the time. But Trinidad played the
forward pass for good gain and out
pun,ei our boys. though their punss
were as good as could be asked.
Score Rocky Ford 9. Trinidad O.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-08
Pythians Go to Church.

Knights OF Pythias to the number
OF about 40 attended divine service
in body at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and listened to a
specia! sermon preached to them by
Rev. Davenport. The speaker took
for his theme: Love one another
and commenting at some length on
the mutual responsibility OF men in
general to their fellowmcn, as in
volvcd in the social life OF the race,
he referred to the responsibilities as
sumcd by the fraternal order OF
Pythians and the noble service rcn.
dcrcd by the brotherhood in general
and certain OF its members in par:
ticular. in times OF special stress and
misfortune. He cxtolled the virtues
OF the organization as indicated in its
motto: Friendship, Charity and Be-
ncvolence. all OF which was embod-
led in the sentiment OF Love. the
highest expression of devotion and
self-sacrifcc in the interests OF hu-
manity.
The tradition. upon which the or
der il founded. the truth Of which the
speaker said was not at all important
is briefly this: Two followers OF
Pythagoras. the famous Greek phil
osophcr, were much devoted to each
other. One OF them. Pythias. plotted
the assassination of Dionysius ]. the
tyrant emperor. and was condemned
to death. While he went to take
leave OF his family Damon went TO
prison as his substitute. agreeing To
die in his stead IL he did not return.
Py,hias remained away until the lat
cs, momcn, but did return in time 10
save his friends life. and Dionysins,
was so impressed with the fidelity OF
the two friends that he too asked and
obtained admission into their broth
crhood.
The church was well filled with lis
tencrs other than the members OF the
order. Good music was rendered by
the choir.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-08
DID q Good play.

George Ade got very near 10 natures
hsart-humaa nature. whom he wrote
The County Chairman" Talk abou.
the realism Of ibsen and Zola: their men
and women are no, in |, with "Hon. Jim
Hacker Sassafras Livingston and
"Lorsna Watkins. millinsr.- Deed they
ainsl And along with good play goes
company Of all around good players un-
der Mr.. Nsshan's management We have
not had anything better Of its class or
better done at the Grand for long time
past. VIM. T. Chasserton. as the local
political Boss" plays his part TO the life.
and the shortest way TO size Up each Of
the other members Of the company is to
say that the suppor, given him was uni
formly adequate. Il is not often ,ha. in
so large a company everybody has some
thing to do. and is still more rare when
they all do !, so well as they did Tues
day evening.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-08
ROCKY FORD COLORADO FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1907.
Halloween Barbarities.

The halloween pranks in this vi
cinity last Thursday night were of the
usual order and number. The tying
ot wires across our cement sidewalks
us brutal trick that was indulgcd in
IN more than one section OF the town.
John l.. Turner. an old man living
alone on the hillside south OF town,
reports to the Enterprise receiving
shameful treatment by some miScrc-
ants who were probably too cowardly
to follow their game within range OF
the Town officers. or to play their
pranks upon someone nimblc footed
enough To meet them at their own
game. They pulled the stays from
some concrete wall he was building
and buried his tools in a box of sol;
mortar. He found his horse tied out
to stake some distance away with
out food or water; they threw the
wheels of his old vehicle into the
ditch. None OF these local Hal
iowc'cn hoodlums have been appre-
hended.
The daily press OF Friday had half
dozen reports OF serious injuries
and fatalities following on Hal
City dispatch reported Friday that
Nick Grimslcy. - years old. was
shot late last nigh, and is in 4 ser
ious condition. with chances OF rccoy-
crv slim. \ charge Of duck shot,
fired. ii is alleged. by James Merritt.
from distance OF 20 feet. lodged in
Grimslcy's side. some OF the shot
penetrating n lung.
Crim,lcy and 4 party Of boys were
ont playing Halloween pranks aud
attempted to- run away with AicTriii's
wagon. lie was on guard aud when
the boys refused to leave the wagon
u Is said. he fired. II Is said that
Grimslcy returned the fire with six
shooter, Merritt has no, been ar
rested.
The Pueblo Star said edi,oriaiiy:
1T should not he necessary to
make acecssions To the police force
for this season. The native good
sense Of the city should accomplish
this reform. The people generally
should omit the practice Of making
hidcous the nigh, Of n good. time
honoFci holiday. bn, since 50 large
portion Of them do not do so. the
intervention Of the police Is essen
tiai.
Sew reputable people OF mature
years. !, Is TO he hoped. arc to be
found in thc ranks Of tho distuFbcfs.
and all right.ihinkins girls and boys
should readily be made To- understand
the evil and absuTdi,y Of continuing
the practice, which have dissraeed
the observance of the night In tho
past.
"a few words from the parents 20
the boys and girls would probably
prove effective. leaving only the vi
eious elements with which To- be
dealt. These scisc the pfcicS' at
iordcd by every holiday to indulgc IN
orgies of all sorts. and to lc, their
propcnsi,ics toward evil have full
sway and to obtFuic themselves upon
a nausca,ci public. With these the
police should and will deal s'cFniy
and dceisivciy.-
The day aud iis customs arc relies
oi barharism and superstition. and
iha, par, Of Il which seems to give
license to iuiurc peoples person
and property ouRh; to he figiily sup
pressed. There should be no punish
mCui imposed for shooting In defense
oi person and property on Hal
iuvyr'cu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-08
woman's Club Study Michael Angelo

Tho woman's Club met with Mrs.
Sisman las, Saturday. The attend
aucr was unusually full. The pro-
sram was OH sculpture and painting
The pretty love story OF PyEmaliun
marble statue Caiatca coming to Ifs
and returning to stone again. as told
in W, s, Gtlbcrt's rendering oi shc
traditional theme. was summarized
Tor the meeting by Mrs. Taylor.
Then Michael Angeles life and his
chief works in sculpture and paint
ing were summarized by Miss Far:
I. CT: after which particular pieces o,
his work were described by scScra!
members of tho club. Mrs, Todd told
Of his painting on the Sis'inc, Chapel:
particularly his LAST Judgment.
Mrs. MACPHERSON told OF his work as
poet and dilatcd on the versatility
Of his genius. Mrs. Van Horne de-
seribcd his great nastcrpiccc "
sculpture. the heroic figure OF
Moses Mrs. Randalrs paper on
Lorenzo dc Mcdici. tho. great patron
Of the artist. was read by Mrs. Fcn-
jsson. Mrs. GoddinE's paper dsserip-
tive of the great dome OF st. Pctcr
was read by Mrs. Johnson; Mrs.
MAYO had an interesting contribution
to the program in paper on Diana
Of tho Ephc slams" Perry pictures. IL
lus,ratins the art subjects discussed,
were passed about through the mem
bcrship. A very instructive alter
noon was spent.
Mrs. vanBuskirk's report OF tho
late meeting of the State Federation
was listened to with much interest.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-08
In Q Stage Smash Up.

News comes to the local friends Of Mrs,
Thomas Hearn. who was Mrs. Leila Col
Inns UP to few days before leaving
Rocky Ford for Carthage. Okla. two
weeks ago. that a quite serious nishap
befell her and her little daughter on the
way TO her new home. She left the rail-
road at Jett, Okla. for Carthage. The
stage horses took fright and ran away
The men passengers jumped out but Mrs.
Hearn and lone were thrown out. The
child had leg broken and both mother
and child sustained other bruises.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-08
Christian snseavorers rrasernI,e.

The young people Of the Presbyterian
c. E. entertained the young people OF the
Christian c. E. at the formers church
one evening Of las, week. Il was Hall
Iow'een par,y-a little previous as TO
date, but very enjoyable nevertheless.
In the dimly lighted school room and ban
ovet hall Of the new church the ehossiy
pumpkin faces made eyes at the crowd
and in a eornstalk tepee in the centre OF
The room the fortune telling witches stir.
red their witch broth over fire Of pump
kin skulls. Ghost stories were told un-
III the teeth chartered in the heads Of
about | 10 young people Of the two de-
nominations. Later they had their
nerves braeed by hot coffee and other
,oo,hsome refreshments
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-08
FARMERS UNION
Holds Open Meesink Saturday Evea-
Iax-A Large Gathering

The spacious X. Of p. lodgeroom was
crowded TO the limi. on Saturday evening
By horny handed ;illsrs u tho SOL" who
had been drawn together that they might
hear tss prominent speakers OF the Farm
srs Educational and Co-opefasise Union.
Amoass, those who Addressed tho
gathering were George q. lang Of Green
Mountain Falls. the state president: J. S.
Dunn. s,a;s organizer. ard Hon. J. II.
Crowley. Tho ffs.-nsmed gentleman
told his hearers Of tho adverse conditions
confronting tho Individual farmer through
tho combination Of manufacturers ard
commission men. and gase psf;inen'
reasons 20 show tha, tho farmers who
pool their interests. build their own woolen
factories. warehouses. etc. may eoa'fol
the situation. Other speeches followed
along tho same lines. and explained that
Il was no, the purpose Of the Farmers
Union 10 an,agoaisa any business enter
prise excepting such as preysd upon the
farmer and souch, TO hold him Up" az
every turn.
After tho spseeh-making q business
session of tho Union was hold for The
purpose Of imparsine the seere, work 10
the officers Of Faifsiew and wie,ssf
Unions and large class Of candidates.
The local Union on Wednesday received
It's charter. and will hereafter be officially
known as Rocky Ford Lodge, No. 0. r. E.
q Go. U.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-08

Hon. W. 3. MeCasssll Of Manzanola
occupied forward paw a, the Grand on
Tuesday night and he says The County
Chairman was all right The writer Of
the play knew what he was talking
about.
The Ministerial association at its meet
ing las, Monday decided to call of the
proposed revival services. The plan to
build a special auditorium fell through.
and The revivaiiss would no. engage to
use any denominasional church.
Rocky Ford shoe dealers this week en-
joyed the novelty Of doing business with
q lady drummer. Her name is Shaw and
she represented one Of the mos, prominent
shoe houses in The east. This is the first
instance q rea',-ec ila,ion lsdy drummer
doing business in the town.
Rocky Ford row has branch Of the
Tabard Inn Library. It is located at the
City Drug Store. where the library plan
will be explained to those wishing books.
There are 100 volumes Of the latest fe-
~ now available to members. and these
viii be changed and increased whenever
the membership demands IT,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-08
Birthday Party

The Ladies Aid Society Of the First
Presbyterian church will hold their first
social function In the now church Friday
evening. I, will be in the nature Of
svsrybody's birthday party. All will Be
made welcome. Each attendant is sx-
pse,ed TO contribute as many pennies as
they arc years old. Any who have not
been provided with a sack 10 hold the
pennies will be furnished one a, the door.
The following cute" invitations have
been sent out:
The fashion Of birthday parties is old.
For Pharaoh rsse one. 80 are told.
Hut ue are to have one Of more modern style
And Of coins We hope to collect quite pile.
Not to store In the bank. but to pay church
arrcsrsG
SO will you. please. cheerfuiiy count up
ycur ycars.
Aad In tbese sacks. 90 .mail and 20 funny.
bring or send the same number Of cents in
moucyt
10 you do. this truth In your heart yoa'il
..it is more blessed to give than receive
Are you well stricken In years'' and don't
like TO he oldY'
Your years shall not he "as . tale that is
tolj.''
or-you can hide the number In dollar Of
gold.
The Ladies' Aid. with greetings most hearty
Invite you TO come To our birthday PARTY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-08
MARSHALL cHoATE CROUCH.
Gives Second Entertainment in Ep-
worth League Course.

Marshall Choatc Crouch gave the
second entertainment in the Epworth
League Course on Monday evening
last. His subject was The Simple
Life" the lecturer taking his cue
from Wagncr'S widely read book.
The audience was large. for n lee
turc. and the speaker held his audit
oTs very closely. though there was
nothing startlingiy novel in wha; he
had to say. IL was rather a very calm
and well considered treatment OF the
two extremes OF simplicity and siren
Gosity in which he pointed the mos-
al value OF both and indGlgcd no un-
due adulation OF either. This made
the lecture valuable for its thouvht
rather than its mere entertainment.
though Il was not without its humor-
Gus vein. The speaker pointed out
that In our complex age. beginning
with the infant. natural conditions
were too often lost 10 the artificial
and conventional. The ehi!d's toy
OF today was the perfection OF me-
ehanieai art. lcayin. nothing for the
Imagination. So tho. child fcvcriing
to natural ,cndcneie liked the old rag
doll best. Safety soon followed on
)the Hood OF perfected toy inventions
tha, iei, the child no field for its
OWN NNNCNsftC SiHlStsftas "tb
school days came AZ ABSORPTION III
conventional school life that left
nothing for the home. and the boy
WAS los, TO tho parent. a little later
fashions swirl caught the gifl and
carried her OF, OF the natural into the
artificial OF soeiciv. Os'cniasion
eaush, the woman. and tho desire
to asiound the world. TO win some
sort OF nosofie;y become the too gen:
efai ambition. A; sixty men a::a
woErn were nervous wrecks. We
even hurried 20 build our ;ouibs.
Yet. the speaker said. u was no:
eorree; TO suppose tina; this applied
10 everybody. There were many
even among tho very wealthy and
fashionable who kep, the even tenor
Of their lives. undistuFbei by the fu-
fofc, many who wcn, sancly about
their living and doing. many whose
simplicity did no; call for long hair
OF a reeiusc cell. An affected sim
pl;ei;v was only another form OF os-
ien,a,ion. Hys;cfia was no; being
strenuous. Progress was no; living
In a continuous yeast. Common sense
was no, in a Trust. These were
some Of the pertinent points IN the
lecturers dciivcfsnec. and they were
well taken by his audience.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-08
CUT RATE ON TAXES.
County Commissioners Meet and Fix
Tax Levy.

The county commissioners have been in
session the past week. The most impor-
tant business OF the session has been the
fixing Of tho tax levy. Rocky Ford will
be infested TO know that shave has
been taken off several Of tho fund levys
which they have TO pay. Two mills have
been taken of school bonds Of this school
district, the sum Of $4,000 having been
paid on that Indebtedness. A somewhat
smaller levy for high school construction
fund than was anticipated is going to
suffice. It will bs about mills. This
makes the reduction on tho school levy
for all purposes from 27 mills to - mills.
Tho total reduction on levys for city.
county and state purposes will reduce the
rate from tho z2 mills Of last year to sc
mills this year. This is very comfort
ing prospect for local taxpayers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-11-08
etee,rses Through the Arssasss
Valley.

A news dispatch from Pueblo IN The
Denver papsss Of yesterday says: An
! announcement was made today that
actual construction work on the new
nvou.hiw Electric railway from Pueblo
through The Arkansas valley will be COM
msneed al once and will b pushed 10
completion. Work must be commenced
on or before Dec. Is. according 10 the
franchise. but The pfcmesors have no in
tsn,ioa Of waiting Until that time. Pue-
bio business men are enthusiastic over
the proposition. as Il viii open large
portion Of the Arkansas valley to Pueblo
trade