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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-20
Christian Science.

Services at 0S4 Grand avenue. Sun
day atl 10 4. M. Subject, Probation
After Death, All are invited.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-20
Grace

Twenty-hrst Sunday after Trinity.
Services as follows: Holy communion
with sermon, II a. M; Sunday school.
1880 M; evening prayer At 1850.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-20

The appeal 10 the circuit court n the
ease of M. O'RourSc, who was fined S2o
IN the police court fcr being drunk was
perfected yesterday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-20

Morning and evening services, 10 D.
m. and 1880 p, M; Sunday school at
ll;l5 q. m.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-10-20
ANOTHER LETTER
FROM REID

DENIES SEVERAL ALLEGATIONS
MADE By q. c. FULTON I'm HIS
LETTER 70 THE AsT0RIAN ri
WILL SUE.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07

ism about this girl which takes ev-
rrybody who knows her by storm.
The Princess Kawananakoa. looking
very handsome, accompanied by her
two sister, the Misses Muriel and
Beatrice Campbell, attracted much
attention. The Princess is taking
letters to the most exclusive families
of New York and Newport. 1t is
only Prince Davids due that his wife
should receive distinguished atten-
ton, for Ainahau in the old days was
a sort of camping ground for all dis
tlnguished Americans and foreigners.
Among the other passengers were Mr..
and Mrs. Mechanism and Miss Jus
tine McClanahan, who are going to
San Francisco to live, much to the re-
greet of all their friends. Mrs. Nc
Clanahan, II pretty woman, looked
particularly stunning in hat with
u bright green feather, and her
charming daughter was almost dis
ever leaving the land where she has
been so happy. Judge and Mrs.
Hatch, Miss Harriet Hatch and Gil
christ We're also OFF for Washington,
the two children to return to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lewis were or for the
Coast, and among others were Mr..
and Mrs. j. X. Gait and Mrs. A. Il.
Gait, Percival Gait, Messrs. Southack
and Weller, who have been spending
some weeks here, Mrs. Francis Swan
2y, and daughter, her mother, Mrs.
Emily Judd, Guy Macfarlane, George
ltentOn, Jr., Edna Gum, Mr.. Boilers
two nieces, George Brown, Alexander
Young, Jr., Mr.. G. c, Won Hamm, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Brown, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Barneson, Mis- 3arnesOn,
Frederic Wichman Jr, Mr.. and Mrs,
A. J. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Gig
nOuX and Il host of others. AS the
ship sailed away leis and flowers be-
gan to shower the dock, and the
Royal Hawaiian band, which had
been playing very busily, bust into
ienewed vigOr. The Stars and Stripes
were hoisted to the fore in honor OF
the Presidents daughter and the last
good Dyes We're Justify shouted and
Responded to.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
Londons at "The Doctorage.'

The visitation OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
London In Kona gave the people of
kailua and vicinity an opportunity to
meet them under the most pleasant
conditions. The Londons were the
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. f. s. Goodhue
at "The Doctorage" while In the dis
trict and on Wednesday evening, Aug
INST 2S, Jack London gave reading
from his works at the Goodhue home.
The souvenir program with Mr..
London's signature was devised by Dr.
Goodhue and each guest was given q
copy. Mr.. London read from THE
Death Of Ligoun," Lii Wan the Fair
and "Nam-Bok the Unveracous," all
from Children of the Frost"
DIR. Goodhue. who has long been a
correspondent friend of Mr. London.
introduced him by saying that he took
great pride In having been an original
discoyerer Of Mr.. London. Long be-
fore the author was generally known
DIR. Goodhue had read some of his
stories now gathered into volume
"The Son OF a Sea Wolf" and re-
marked to companion There is a
Inan who will make his mark" He
then wrote to London expressing his
appreciation and saying that he would
be numbered In the Doctors Family
compact"
London's letter In response con-
tanned this:
1T was once my luck to sail along
in sight of your beaches, but 1t was
ordained not to be my luck to land. II
was sealing schooner taking the
southern passage for Japan, and, our
advance money spent in Frisco, fore
and aft we could not raise sufficient
cash to merit sending boat ashore
after fruit. SO / saw your blessed land
only in the distance.-Some day-ah,
some day"
DR.. Goodhue said that we might not
all accept all London says on social
ism but 1t might be due to our own
limitations and want OF knowledge on
this special line. But as men of hui
Inanity we can stand by him in his
crusade against child slavery, military
murder (war) and judicial murder
(hanging) and against the great
wrong of having SO many innocent
people suffer from actual want when
millions are wasted by the rich.
Mr.. London responded In few well
chosen words and went on with his
reading.
1t was delightful evening with de-
liehtful people. The guests present
We're: Judge and Mrs. ]. A. Matthew
man, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mcguire, Mr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
Seaside Hon.


The gay hop which occurred at the
Seaside on Thursday was attended by
hundreds and the dancing floor was
comfortably filled throughout the
evening. The officers of the Fleet
were most prominent and society
turned out In great numbers. Mr..
kaafs orchestra was at its best and n
feature of the latter part of the even
ing was the clever violin playing of
Nicholas Longworth, who took the
violin from one of the musicians and
played with the orchestra to the man
ner born. This was greeted with a
burst of applause and Mr.. Longworth
responded by doing some artistic and
difficult violin feats. 1t was n late
hour before the dane was over and
II will be long remembered by all
present. Mrs. Longworth, who came
in during the latter part OF the even
Ing, looked very handsome in a
French creation of black lace. In
her ears she wore the famous long
cardrops OF diamonds, and they suit
ed her perfectly. A necklace, con-
sisting of single string of large
diamonds, was about her throat. Mrs.
Harry Macfarlane was also especially
noticed at the dance, and she was
looking very pretty and busily
greeting all her acquaintance. There
is to be another hop at the Seaside
tonight which will, of course, be well
Intended
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07

Schaefer. Alice Cooke, Barneson, Jus
tine McClanahan.
The West Virginia and the Penn
sylvania have given several Informal
luncheons In honor OF Paymaster
and Mrs. Brooke. Mrs. Brooke is,al-
ways belle in the naval set and a
great acquisition socially to Honolulu.
Miss Kathleen Cartwright was mar
ried to Mr.. Fergus Allan of the Isle
of Wight on Thursday of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan will proceed di-
roctly to Mexico.
Rear Admiral J. II. Dayton, Rear
Admiral Samuel w. Very, Captain J..
Z. Milton. Captain Chauncey Thomas
Captain S. A. stanton and Captain
Aaron Ward were guests at the Com
,nercial Cub during the week.
Captain McGoldrlck, Captain Miller
and DR.. McCallum were entertained ut
the Commercial Club by b. G. Riggs
on Thursday.
Captain SOule aud w. Il. Harrington
gave Captain Goodfellow Drew. COM
nander of the Rithet, State of Maine
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
Korea's Departure.

The sailing of the Korea yester-
day brought back old times TO many,
hut 1t is seldom that so distinguished
u passenger list could be found. Mr..
and Mrs. Longworth received per-
feet Oyations all along the road and
covered with leis, surrounded by
friends, they stood near the door Of
the dock receiving everybody. Their
genial manner is charming and when
Alice smiles" as the saying goes, you
are ready to do anything she asks.
There is a fascination and magnet
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07

luncheon OF broiled live lobster, hard
tack and pie at the Commercial Club
Friday noon.
w. G. Scott OF Paia, Maui, and II. X.
Slender of Kahului were the guests
of r. L. Auerbach at the Commercial
club luncheon on Friday.
On Wednesday Miss Cordelia Gil-
man was the delightful hostess OF a
luncheon at Waikiki for Miss Nora
Swlnzy.
Secretary and Mrs. Mott-Smith
have had a very pleasant summer ut
Wailai. They returned to town on
September first.
Miss Spalding gave a charming lit
tie tea for Miss Scott OF Hilo on
Thursday.
+ 4 4
II is pleasant to greet Miss Agnes
Smith again. She has recently re.
turned from school in New York.
r 4 +
Mrs. James Castle Will return to
The Dunes" next week for month.
E- BULLETIN ADS. paw -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
The Scots Abroad.

Mrs. james Scott has been SPEND
ing some time at the Karuizawa
hotel, Shinshiu. She walked twenty
miles in two days, stopping by the
wayside inns for the nights rest. She
says the grand scenery could not be
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
BABY Is Named.

The christening of the infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lcwton-Brain occurs
this afternoon at st. Augustines
chapel, Waikiki A reception is be-
ing given at the Lewton-Brain resi-
dence Lola Rise, College Hills, after
the ceremony.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07

surpassed Wild monkeys chartered
from branch to branch and the vista
before ones eyes was soul-uplifting.
Mrs. Scott is never happy unless TAX
ing outdoor exercise. and she hopes
to again hunt the big game Carl
Hedemann, who was in Formosa, Is
again III in hospital in Yokohama.
but hopes soon to return to Honolulu
+ 4
Doles Entertain.
Judge and Mrs. Dole entertained at
breakfast on Sunday morning for Mr..
and Mrs A. G. Halves, Jr., at their
bungalow at Aqua Marine, Diamond
Head.
Officers Entertain.
The Junior officers mess OF the
West Virginia gave u stag dinner to
the junior officers mess of the Penn
sylvania, the only outsider being
Lieut.. McClary of Fort Shafter.
Mrs. Walter Hoffman entertained
Mr. PerCival Gait and his friends,
Messrs. Southack and Weller, with a
riding party beyond Diamond Head.
Those invited besides the guests OF
honor We're Misses Elsa and Linda
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07

the dinner, a choice sample of the
skill of Chef Chevalier.
4 4
Dowsett Dance.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. J. NJ.
Dowsett gave a dance for her son
Herbert "a her Punahou residence.
Those present were: Misses Lorna
!aukea, Nora Sturgeon, Beatrice Cas-.
tie, Alice Cooke. Elsa Schaefer, Ella
Wight, Lily Patty, Edna Gum, Ethel
Wilcox, Irene Fisher, Violet Damon,
Justine McClanahan, Messrs. Weller,
Southack, Gait, w. +. Dillingham;, s.
Lowrey. +. Lowrey, A. Lowrey, q.
Schaefer, +. Armstrong, G. Macfar-
lane. +. Wichman, G. Renton, G. Full
Ter, G. Brown, G. Whitney. W. Wight,
ID. Kennedy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
SOCIAL NOTES

ana Mrs. G. +. Maydwel, Mr. and Mrs
w. McQuaid, Mr.. Driver Sr., Mr.
Driver Jr., Mrs. j. p. Curtis, Miss Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Aungst, Miss Pedro
Miss Sanders, Mr.. A. l.. Greenwell
Mss Greenwell, Miss Amy Greenwell
MI. Frank Greenwell, Mr.. Macfarlane
Rev. d. Douglas Wallace and wife
Lady Heron, Mrs. w. l.. Stanley, Mrs.
Lange, Miss Danforth, Miss Wallace,
Miss ID. Wallace, Miss Alderman, Miss
LILY Alderman, Miss Betsy Alderman,
Miss Magoon, Mr.. Magoon, Mr.. Cowan
MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Bruner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Linders, Mr.. Usborn
Mr.. X. NJ. Overend. Mr.. Greigg, Mr.
and Mrs. 7. C. White, Miss b. Meyers
Mrs. Thompson. Mr.. Il. Il. Conant, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack London, Miss G. L.
Lynch, Miss Mae Paris.
The following poem by DR.. Goodhue
was read by Miss Magoon:
THE HAPA-HAoLE.
You hear her laughter, ripping. clear
You see her smiles and glances too
And though a stranger, do not fear
But she will give the same to you!
Her favors like the sunshine free,
She knows no color, sect, or race;
She reigns supreme in Hawaii
The loveliest product of the place.
She waits with leis In her hand;
With leis round her neck and hair;
Type surely of this happy land
Light-hearted, loving, debonair.
IL you but grant 1t, she will place
Around your neck fragrant strand
A wreath of maile-with such grace
None but a statue could withstand
All honor to her olive skin,
Her full-orbed eyes, her kindly face;
Sooner or later she will win
The Malahini to her place.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07
In Honor of Admiral.

In Honor OF Admiral.
Mr.. Hertsche was the host OF an
elaborate dinner on Tuesday evening
ut the Young hotel in honor OF Adj
miral Dayton, Admiral Very. Captain
Aaron Ward, Captain StaYnton, Cap
tain Themes, Captain Miller and Mr..
A. A. Young. The table decorations
were in red and the. dinner a work
of art. On Wednesday Mr.. Hertsche
entertained in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w, Case Deering, Miss Spicer, Mr..
Merrick' noted lawyer of Chicago,
who has been the guest of the Deer
ings for the past week, and DR.. Fitz-
gerald. The roses which adorned the
table were of the choicest variety, and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07

the dinner, choice sample of the
skill of Chef Chevalier.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-07

= BULLETIN ADS. PAY
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-03-23
How to Hold the Bows.

Offer little bit of reward to ysur
boys for the best corn or potatoes
they can grow this year, urges Farm
Journal. Give them a patch some
where and let them have fun swing. :.
Or give them calf, colt or sheep; IA
will be one OF the best things yv~
ever I'D.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-03-23
Hanging Barn Doors.

Most barn doors are hung by email
cast-iron wheels running on a hanger.
Often these wheels get broken or
knocked OF. You can not buy extra
wheels; but, explains Farm journal,
you can pry open the slot remove the
wheel, and turn II around 50 that the
whole flange side OF the wheel win be
toward the barn. Readjust the. slot
and hanger. and the door will work
all right again.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-03-23
SUPPORT FOR HUskINo conn.
Handy Way In Which to Hold Corn
Stalks While Huskins.

have a handy way of holding corn
fodder Off the ground when husking,
says correspondent Of Prairie Farm
er. take two pieces OF two by four
scantling seven feet long. II theee
pieces are not available fence rails
can be used. These are run through
the rear wheel of wagon, as shown In
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-03-23

the illustration. Let them remain high
enough SO that a man can throw down
an armful OF corn. husk, bind and
clean up for another one. 1t furnishes
plenty OF table room and you car
stand erect when you husk and throw
corn In the wagon.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-03-23
GALVESTON BILLS.
s. b. "a to as, and 70.

House bill No. 2s6 passed the house
without opposition. This measure pro
vides for the protection of the indi.
vidual rights Of every individual. All
persons, says the bill, may accept EN-
ployment from whomsoever they
please and at whatsoever compensa,
ton Is satisfactory TO themselves.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-24

Virginia, have been set down in our
respective little colonial seats and told
to be good. Then some fellow would
have stood in DR.. Roberts shoes last
Sunday morning and told as what i
grand and glorious thing it was 10 be
4 par, OF the great British nation.
That's wha, they say over in Canada.
And they believe il. just the same
as VIC believe that the mud Is little
better on the inside OF the Colorado
state survey stakes than IL is any
where outside OF that arbitrary line.
The patriotism OF the public school,
and OF the Christian church largely
consists in teaching young children
and old fools that we are the people
aud wisdom will die with u.s.
DIR, Roberts redeemed himself
by saying: "Aii you have to do Is &c
&C, out brass band. national fas
and few fellows in uniform and
march them up and down the sHcei
TO get up plenty Of ono kind OF pat
rio,ism. hu, the patriotism that makes
citizen who can hold Office without
taking graf, Is no, so easily aroused
-Righ, you arc. Doesor,' And ths
whole brsines, Of Education. (wheih
er |; Il o.! Christianity OF not). 10 &c
lead mankind up on, Of the savage
~ and scihshness OF bsntedom Into
the promised land Of equal freedom
and equal opportunity OF access &c
the common boun,ies OF Mo,hc.
Earth. Tha, is tho simple Demoerae,
Of Thomas Jefferson.
Don't. for heaven sake. Doctor. sell
us that such human panthers as Ma.
poieon Bouapartc arc an essential o'
our growth Just tell us tho honest
,ra;i, ,ha, the bcas, within us die,
hard: that there IL nothing VIC sing
with more rus;o than Onward Chris.
,ian Soldiers. Marching ss TO War"
Tell us that there Ia nothing takes
better with the uuicr..ow than tho
Salvation Army kind of religion,
because !, carries tho martial aiF with
u. Hut tell us also ,iia; Il IL .hc sole
business Of Education TO lead man
IN from the animal to the intellect.
tiai piano. and that whenever !, stops
for ono moment TO make fun oi
Hague tribunals and cxtoi the mill.
tarv butchers of tho Napoleon s;ripc
u; is giving humanity and civilization
a setback. Tell us that such fellows
como high bu, ,ha, wc have to have
them until wc. have more Eduea,ion
and better Christianity. Then instead
Of pouring ont my viais of wrath. I
will empty the journalistic ink bottle
on your devoted head and eanouirc
YOU for ,ciiirv-aihcit with some
hypcrboic-,hst other disarrccablc
truth that: ",hcrc arc many minis.
tcrs who would rather let man 90
TO he'll than sec him join the other
church,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-24
Dceoration Day scryiec.

There will be ioint meeting Of the
Gtand Army Post and Patriotic Societies
next Saturday a. p. m. in K. p. hall q
arrange details for the observance of
Decoration Day. The regular Sunday
union service of the societies will be held
this year in ~. E. church at ! | a. m mex;
Sunday. the special sermon being deliver
ed by Rev. j. r. Edwards. In the fore
noon Of Decoration Day the @. AR. and
societies will visit the cemetery and dec
crate the graves Of dsp,r;ei comrades.
In the Afternoon they will assemble in City
park and listen to an Appropriate address
b. iidge Minor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-24
..The u,k.. Tooth.

The coming production Of this beautiful
comic opera. which will be given a, the
opera house in Rocky Ford. Thursday.
May 80. Is srousinE an unusual anoan,
Of enthusiasm from the fac; That the pro-
duesioa viii be given under the auspices
Of the la Jurss EIss. with a cas-, Of fifty
people selected from both cites. Il has
been a long time since we have had a real
comic opera with tirss-elass scenic equip
msnt and eostumsd in a proper manner.
The coming production Of "Ths EIs's
Tooth will be rare treat. as the scenic
effects are by far the most elaborsts ever
seen in our city. The costumes are bsau-
tiful. the entire production presenting a
bright. clean appearances and repre- sent
ing an enormous expense. Hessrs Brown
and Klein. the directors. have been pro-
dueins the opsrs with Elk lodges the pas,
three years with grsa, success Press
notices from all parts Of the country COM
mend .he beautiful scenery. the eleSan,
costumes. catchy music and the msgnifi-
esnee Of the production as a whole. The
reserved seat sale will open mcndoy al
Awards drug store and Hili's music store
Society will be on, in force. Theatre
parties are even now being arranged
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-05-24
AN AUspIcIoUs START
The New Town Of Shelton Is Now
Open

OpSu
Shelton-for some time simply name
Distinguishing beet dump near the north
ern shore Of Holbrook lake. and close 10
the junction Of the Arkansas Valley and
Holly-Swink railroads-is now entitled TO
place upon the state maps because OF
the allotment on Wednesday Of purchases
in the townsite.
About six months ago A. w. Shelton
plated a portion Of his farm into town
lots and placed them upon the market at
the uniform price Of $50 each. 1t was
stipulated that the opening would not be
held until the entire 400 lots comprising
the townsite had been sold. This was ae-
eomplished early this month. and the pur-
ehasers were notified that the opening
would occur on Wednesday. the 22nd.
A cordial invitation was extended the
general public to DO present a. tho OPEN
ing. and large number from La Junts.
Swink and this city took advantage OF
the free train that was provided to enjoy
q days outing and at the same time wit
moss tho formali,ies attendant upon tho
opening OF new town. At | a. m. tho
special train Of six well filed coaches iei,
this city for tho seven milo run to Shelton.
arriving in good time TO enjoy tho sand
wiehes. coffee. etc. freely dispensed by
tho Townsit1 Co. During tho luncheon
hour coaching parties from tho surround
ing towns kep, pouring In until almos, u
no. quite 900 people had gathered TO
500 tho drawing.
Shortly after o'clock sweet strains Of
music from tho Rocky Ford Conear; Band
drew the crowd beneath tho folds OF q
spacious tent and tho great even, was on.
Messrs J. J. Bandman 81 Kansas City.
George Pfebie and e. J. Smith Of Rocky
Ford. were chosen to preside over tho
drawing. which could no: have been more
simple and far. Cards bearing tho name
Of each participant were placed In ono
baske, and another basket held cards
with tho 10, numbers. A card was sim
ui,aneoasly drawn from each baske, and
passed TO ono Of tho trustees. who read
aloud tho names and lot drawn. after
WntSu Wv wv SSi8s WeHo pAHHSo 20
ge,hss ard fled for veriaeation.
The an, name drawn was that Of c.
r. Bo~ker. who drew 10, ~ In block 2.
and tho last lot drawn was No. 9 In block
i.alls;;sd TO a. Zashariah. bu, tho names
between were no, IN aiphabe;iea. order
!, only happened that way with tho FRS,
and last
Sksr tho drawing abog. an hour was
gwen 10 allow the rev property owners
to look Up their lots and decide sof them
selves how lucky ,hcy had been. ard Al;
I o'clock tho now ,o~nsi;s was deserted
By ali hu, few lucky ores who were
already figuring upoa tho erection o.
business blocks
OF tho szo-odd property owners tho
rrss; majority arc satisfied with their
siIo,;nsas. and everyone Is sanguine ;hs.
within shor; ;ims live h,;ie town will
occupy this garden spo; Of tho H0lbreok
valley