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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-18
ENTERTAINMENT At
ST LOUIS COLLEGE.
Christmas Celebrated By
Pupils With Music
And Song

Bright and well-trained pupils Of
St Louis College appeared on the
stage this morning in the hall Of the
! College and sang to guests and
friends who had gathered there to
witness the Christmas entertainment
which was gotten up by the teachers
of the College. The hall was fitting
. ly decorated.
| Promptly at 9:3O/o'ciocR the Col
lege orchestra under the direction Of
Brother Francis opened the exercises.
This was followed by the singing Of
Christmas anthem by the College
chorus. The singing was exception
ally sweet and musical and the au-
Gience applauded with enthusiasm.
One OF the most striking numbers
was "a Grain of Salt" a musical
comedy in two scenes. The perform
crs were ut their best and the par
ents who were present were greatly
. pleased.
Brother Henry, the principal Of the
College, and his assistants were the
recipients of congratulations from
the parents, visitors, and the old stu
dents of the college. Among those
present We're Bishop Libert and the
Fathers of the Catholic Mission.
Following was the program:
|. Overture, Popular Medley -. =
.............. Rathbun
Orchestra.
2. Chorus, Christmas Anthem
........... ....... Mlllaru
3. Triple Time. Noel ...... Ripley
s. l.. c. Band.
4. Christmas, Glass Recitation.
No. s. +. S
.. The Boys Complaint, recita-
ton A.. ........N No. 3 5. +. s.
| 6. Schottische. Holidays Bennett
Orchestra.
T. The First Christmas Night,
recitation ...... No. 2 s. f..
8. Horatius at the Bridge, reci-
tation .........N No. | S. f. 5
o. Waltz, Beautiful Gem. Brothers
S. l.. C. Band.
10. The School Clock. recitation
.............. | Primar!
II. Santa Claus and the Mouse.
.............. ii Primar!
IL. Violin solo, Holy Nicht. 80.
.............. Prindivill,
Kenneth Smith.
10. "A Grain of Salt" (Musical
Comedy in two scenes.) ...
Cast of Characteristic. Curem
ID. Mossman; jeremiah. p. d. Ha
III: Zingeraiii, Tn. Lincoln: Ruff
Smiley. J. Xavier; Prof. Sanitas
Alex. Assam; Jim Leary. James III
pi: Officer Brown. Tn. Cockett
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-18
PATIENT CAUGHT
HOUSEKEEPING
Says He Wanted To Call
And Struck Wrong
House

Is Keahokii, a patient Of the Queen'a
Hospital, one OF the bold. bad burglars
whd have been terrorizing the city of
late. or did he merely make mistake
when he tried to call on n lady friend
last night and got into the wrong
house? This question is at present
being puzzled out by the detective de-
rartment, and In the meantime Kea.
bokii is behind the bars for investiga.
ton.
The complaining witness against
Keahokii is Thomas Burch, who lives
on Punchbowl street little above
King. Last night at about 3 o'clock,
after the entire Burch family had re-
tired for the night, Mrs. Burch was
awakened by noise, caused by some
one attempting to raise one of the win.
dows nthe front OF the house. Ow.
ing to a catch the window could only
be raised about half an inch, and the
intruder soon gave up the attempt
Mrs. Burch peered on; OF the window
and was able to see man In light
clothing leaving the house.
The woman awakened her husband
who ran outside in time to see the
stranger disappearing up the street
Burch gave the alarm and with some
ieighbors he started In pursuit A
passing hack was chartered and In this
Burch continued the chase. At the
corner Of Hotel street Detective Mahot
was found and he also joined the pur
suit. ' The quarry dived into the
grounds of the Queens Hospital. with
his pursuers at his heels. He wa.
caught In one of the hospital buildings
and placed under arrest.
The main evidence against Keaho
xii Is based on his attempt to rails,
the window, and also on the fact tina
small Ratchet, which. the Burct
family says, is always kept at the bacl
Of the house, was found on the from
step. Furthermore, the Burch hous'
is located within few feet OF thu
Johnson boarding house, where THE
entered Mrs. Timmons room few
! nights ago. |,..',.a. e
Keahokii, on the other hand. has |
fairly plausible explanation. He Il
reconvalesclng and is employed by tn,
hospital as a waiter. In this capaC
ity he made the acquaintance of VIC
man who does washing ut the institt
ton. Yesterday, 1t appears. he bougf
a gallon OF wine, with which the tw
made merry during the day, and las
night, so Keahokii says, he had
date to call on the lady. who live
close to the Burch place. Burch claim
that he called at the wrong house, ha,
ing never visited the lady before, BY
why he elected to go through the wiz
dow instead Of entering in a NOR
conventional way, he has still to e,
plain. His lady friends does not den
the honor of Keahokiis acquaintance
but she insists that she had not aske
him to call. l'
Sheriff Iaukea stated this mornin
that a serious charge would be brough
against the defendant, but the exaC
nature thereof has not as yet bee
decided upon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-18

Fritz Dinkelspiel. l.. Fernandez;
Hans, Il. Poor; Jakey, II. Fcrnan-
dez: Willie J.. Mcleod; Mike. J.
,AfcGerrigan; Fritzie, W. Scott.
II. Duo. Sleep. Holy Babe. Schick
Is. Little Lord and the Farmer.
=, ......... II intermediate
16. Violin Solo. Folk Songs. Kelley
Jack Muirhead.
N. Somebody's Mother .........
:. h'. ~ .:..,I intermediate
Is. Hawaiian Song, The Old Plan
tation ...... Nape
Solo, Chorus, and Orchestra.
10. Willie's Question. IL Grammar
20. Violin Solo, Home Sweet Home
:. ................ Farmer
Clyde Baldwin.
81. March, Naval Officers. Bennett
Orchestra.
22. "The Photographer" (Farce In
one act.)
Characters - Smith (photogra-
pher). H. Along; Courtney, Le-
roy (Smith's friends). J. Quni. A.
Therenin; Waxall (shoemaker), A.
Christian: Nutmeg (grocer), T. Fe-
dro: Griddle (restaurant keeper
T. Aiona: Griddle's boys: Narcis-
sus, II. Helbush; Nicholas, G. Me-
deiros: Timothy. J. Bettencourt;
Philip. ID. Crouder.
30. Chorus. March Onward. .Geibel
Chorus and Orchestra.
"a. March, Aloha De. ..... Francis
~. . 8. l.. G. Band.
%. Star Spangled Banner :. Band
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-18

II mining proposition is a success
the profits are usually enormous. Buy
"Mayhower" stock! Buy It now.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-18

San Francisco Harbor Commission
ers open bids for construction of IL
linois street wharf. q
Forum club entertains 800 guests at
,rilliant reception at st. Francis hotel.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-24

Last Sunday at Ely City Rev. G. c
Hunting preached on the first pc
ton of the Lords Prayer "Ou
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-24

and other aestern points, besides San
Francisco and Los Angeles. says the
Goldfield Tribune. Last night he
said: The financial stringency H.
the east is on the mend, but there is
not half the complaint about hard
times heard in the western cities.
We are in a better position In that
respect than in the big money cen
tiers. do not know how things are
here, but from what | have been told
and what | can see, they arr on the
upgrade. and those whom | met
talked very cheerfully of the situar
ton. Now that the .abor situation
has settled down investors from all
over the country are ready to PAT
their money In the development OF
the prospects and mines. and | loUls
for better times In Goldhptd and
other camps of the state than at any
time since pay rocE was struck al
ronopah. There Is plenty OF mone.
~ the east for any md of legItimat
IL ining enterprise; all that has been
lack rs to have it Toured into the
state Is the definite knowledge that
the rights of property and life should
have adequate protection by the Off
cials, both state and county,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-24
BURRO SNOWFALL FEST.
Animals Gathered Balls In Hoofs and
Then Kicked Them Out.

We are not responsible for the fol-
lowing story. Henry Bartlett, brother
of Congressman Bartlett Is the a1-
thor. He says 1t is a fact because
a friend told MIN. Here is the story
A most remarkable story Is
brought in by s. A. Inana, one of the
real old timers. Mr.. Inana states
that while he was crossing a bit "
fiat desert between two low lying
hills he suddenly noticed twJ rows
of dark objects in the distance. sill
houetted against the snow
AS he drew ncarer he made out a
score of burres divided into two
bands and going through the most
amazing kicking stunts. The burros
were formed into parallel lines
about 80 feet apart and gack to back
and seemingly kicking at the inter-
vening space.
His curiosity aroused, Mr.. mana
went closer to ascertain the cause OF
this curious action. His surprise In
creased as he drew near and found
the air filled with flying snowhalls.
Each burro would step around in the
snow for a few moments and the next
instant its hind hoofs would be In the
air and two well aimed snowballs
speeding toward the opposing line
of burros.
The fusilated continued until one
side was so sorely pressed that 1t
broke and ran. The winning side
then gathered in a group and set up
a lusty braying which Mr.. Inana says
were cheers for the victory won
Carson News.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-24

Father who art in Heaven He said:
Christ, seeing the example set by
the Pharisees of His day in making
long prayer In the market places
taught His disciples that they should
not use vain repetitions. He must
have laid the emphasis on the word
vain as He Immediately proceeded to
give them form to use for all time,
which certainly would cause endless
repetition. He tried to show them
that their prayers must be sincere
and thoughtful. The wonderful ex-
ample He gave them known today as
The Loard's Prayer is so simple that
little child can learn 1t and yet con-
never be in my power to move noun
tains so much that 1t may well be the
prayer of the wisest of men. A life
| time is all too short to learn all this
PRAYER can teach. Who art. he
who goes to God in prayer must first
believe that He is. How few there
be who realize the actual living
personality of God. He Is everything
and all time is the present with Him.
F., "In heaven" might better be transla-
ted in the heavens. God Is not To-
Gated like men. He is througout
His creation. Will not a man be
humble when. he realizes how great
God is and terribly insignificant a
man Is.
The key note of this whole prayer
Is reverence. How can human being
approach God irreverently? Yet
they are irreverent in His House.
Some one has well said: THE
house fly has wings, IL Is a type of
the independent conceit that honors
but itself. and buzzes with equal
noise and equal satisfaction about
the crown of king and the head of
martyr. Like that wretched in
sect is he or she whose ehattering
and giggling emptiness carries even
into Gods presence and worship the
pertness of the popinjay or the
swagger of the church"
Father is word of much deeper
meaning than the name used by the
Jews for their covenant God. He is
Father TO men not by the will of the
flesh nor by blood but by new birth,
regeneration, unto Righteousness.
We are children by adoption. Re-
member then His words If ! be
Father, where is Mine honor?"
Our" is protest against selfish
ness. He is not your God or my
God but our God. All men then are
bretheran. This petition is plea
for universal charity and universal
brotherhood.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-24

Effort for his own home makes ii
better man of every man who gives
better citizen and the better neigh
Dor. He stands higher in the com
munity and is looked upon with
greater favor. If he wants recogni
ton from the public it comes far
easier If he is home owner. III he
needs money in a crisis or to take
advantage of opportunity which
comes to him, he is in position to 81
It readily II he Is home owner. II
he has children he gives them bet
ter chance in life and better standing
in the community if he owns the
home they live in. Advantages OF
many ether kinds attend the home
owner. They are big and plent,
enough TO /lnstlll the nome o"hinE
idea In the head and heart of ever;
Industrious, upright man, and ought
to appeal particularly to the young
man. Ely City offers opportunit,
now to become home owner with
comparative ease. While about Il
under the plan which the Townsitt
company offers you will learn a val
liable lesson in the all important mat
ter of saving money Systematically
When the lesson is through you will
have a home of your own, paid for
in a city of good many times the
population of that which II had when
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-24

Advertising rates made known on
application.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-24

Nevada is big state and seems to
be we'll mineralized throughout. Tn
der the circumstances 1t is not sur
prising to find reports of discoveries
of rich ores every few days. As the
country settles up the number of
prospectors will Increase, and they
will find good mines in places which
have attracted little attention hith
erto. despite the fact that they liik
as promising to the expert observer
as the sections which have recently
come into prominence and made Ne
vada take high rank as gold pro-
ducer-San Francisco Chronicle.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-24

you started in with 1t, II you begin
now, and the property of which will
have in the meantime increased in
value in proportion with the growth
of population and attendant business
and industrial activity. Get on the
wagon, NOW, and ride. There is
never anything pleasant or proftaDlc
about trailing in the dust Leave
that to others.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-24

The movement is on to Ely City.
Those who travel with the procession
going that way will profit through
investments in lots there and in lines
of activity that may be sought. 1t
is down on the cards that way. A
great big town will build over the
level lands of Ely City within the
next few years. At the same time
Ely and other localities in the dis
trict will build, but in the very ma
ture of things the greatest growth
must be in Ely City. Don't squander
an opportunity. If you have a little
money to invest, by passing up Ely
City at this time. Get in on the
ground floor which now affords profit
TO the largest possible extent.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-24
SERMONS ARE OF
GREAT Interest

On Sunday morning at st. Bar
tholomew's church Rev. G. c. Hunt
ing preached on the text, IF thou
canst believe, all things are possible
to him that believeth." Mark 9:23.
He said
In the chapter from which the
text is taken is an account OF the
TRANSPORTATION of Christ. Raphaels
last and perhaps greatest painting
was of the TRANSPORTATION. He died
from overwork on this painting. 1t
represents Christ on the Mountain
with Moses and Elias ON eithtr side
and below in the gloom at the foot of
the mountain, the crowd gathered
around the demoniac hoy and his
father. The contrast is wonderful
between the two parts or the pic
ture. One realizes the span between
the sin and misery of earth and the
glory of heaven when gazing there
on. The TRANSPORTATION was given,
| believe, for the strengthening of
the humanity of Christ for the trial
and death before Him, AMI also for
the strengthening OF the wavering
faith of the apostles. In the pres
ence of Christ is peace and light and
glory From Him sin hides Its face
In shame. Any conversation, pleas
ure, companionship or business to
which you are not willing to have
the presence of Christ Is wrong in
some way, and you know 1t.
As but a step from TRANSPORTATION
to needy crowd below so is 1t but a
step from the world of sin to the
heaven of right. The child had been
taken to the disciples and they could
not heal, because not yet filled with
the Holy Ghost. So philosophy, art
and science is trying to redeem the
world and cannot because not ami
mated with the spirit of God.
Christ tested the mans faith and
then cured his boy. Power of faith
one might say is objective. 1t will
tains or to do all things, but this Is
true that If my faith is sufficient then
the power of God will work for me
and do the things needed. The power
is never to be distributed, but the
right and ability to call the power
into action Is distributed among all
believers. A sufficient amount of
faith in Christians will bring about
the redemption of the world by power
of God. The majority of Christ's
miracles were brought at the inter-
cessions of others. So is the world
to be saved
Last Sunday at Ely City Rev. G. c.
Hunting preached on the first pc
ton of the Lords PRAYER Our
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-24

Business is business, and in bust
ness the wise travel with the tide so
far as commercial matters are con-
cerned The fool alone pulls against
the set current
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-24

The Western Pacific is getting its
construction forces back to the full
handed quota as rapidly as it can.
Which is good to see. While the
Western Pacific does not come di-
rectly into Ely district 1t connects at
close range with the Nevada North
ern and is destined to become one
of the great ore feeders for the Step
toe Smelling plants at McGill.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-24

The state police may find, it APP
pears. that Rawhide and not Gold
field Is to be the center of their larg-
est activities. Which ever, here is
power to the heads and the hearts of
the members of the organization.
Goodness, fairness and firmness are
the necessary watch words, with nc
tolerance of lawlessness or intimida-
ton
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-24

Times are improving. perhaps not
as fast as We would like to see, but
improving just the same, surely and
steadily. And that is very good
way. to have things come about.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-24

Things are coming the way of the
district rapidly. 1t is an excellent
time for open eyes and ears, and OPP
enness to conviction that things are
as they look and not as prejudice
past or present would have you see
them.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-24
EAST HAS THE MONEY.

George Wingfield arrived home
from trip to New York
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-21
Music and Theatres
ADJUSTMENTS.

Salt Lake Theatre.-Witon Lackaye in The Bondms
nee to-day; performance tonight
Orpheum-Advanced Vaudeville. rs,
Grand--Theodore Lorch in King OF the Opium Ring
Lyric-Zinn Comedy Company in "Teezy Weezy.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-21
THE ORPHEUM.

program the Orpheum promises be the best
given this popular vaudeville house
of the bill appears the Of Alice Norton who is
the original and the vaude
vile During her turn she ubies and sapphe
of the audience and to show that
producing these valuable
them through the audience each performance
favorable
both critics public and her should be winner here
Cliff he is booked the Politician
said have entirely line OF jokes and which he
entirely His promises convulse his
audiences.
Mean Trio Theirs musical novelty sketch
They the Opheum circuit direct from Europe where they
said have played wonderfully successful the
larger amusement houses of the continent
Americas greatest mimic Violet Dale booked for in
which she mmcs number of Americas foremost celebrities
pleasing amusing and entertaining Her act it said will
be bit of Broadway down midst and question
whether fascinating per-
sonaly for she is delightful in both.
Harry Aister is booked for mpersonaon which said
have made good all along the circuit He said be the
worlds celebrated mpersonators and highly finished
polished act along those lines.
Last but not least Hoey Lea They headed song
manufacturers and what they do producing said
real revelation amusement lovers
The above splendid together with three films
the Knodrome and selections from Wehe Opeum orchestra
complete what looks like of the promising bills
at the popular State Street House.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-21

day the Lyric, for time at least, the
Company opening this week in the twoac comic "A
Courtsp The linn Company contains clever
pie including chorus graceful girls The comedy work OF Tony
West and Gus Mortimer truly delightful and refreshing and there
should crowded houses each
TheZn Company will be at the Lyric for time
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-21
GRAND THEATRE.

departure from the travelled paths melodama promised
Grand heatre the week commencing Sunday evening March 3D.
when theodore Lorch and his excellent
anes successful meodrama, "Memot Man Monkey His
Terrible Secret"
The play deals with the adventures Detailing
making scientific investigations in Africa and interesting
Instructive Mr. Lorch will be the role
Monkey feature with dual personality that artistic
and real ability portray and Mr.
dual role of Or y and Mr. Hyde doubts as to his
ability to correctly interpret this character credtab manner
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-21
LYRIC THEATRE.

Hilarious yet clean gngey and altogether clever This
the public vote the productions at the Lyric where Of
light The linn Travesty opened
gagemen with "A Japanese Coushp and happy choice
People turned and the s. R. o.
ing And is certainty the big crowds will
Oh Yvete 1t is simply congomeration of good
tneu songs and whrwnd dancing Then drills
marches which are right up to the minute An enlarged orchestra
necessary The costumes used both lavish
deu wardrobe carried by vet the productions
are being put at the lowest prices
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-21
COMING ATTRACTIONS.


George "Divocons, March 26th 18th and 18th.
Orpheum.-Advanced audevile.
Lyric-Zinn Comedy Company
crowded with varied for the patrons On Monday
right ceson Clarke and his presented The That
Prince and advertised as great Play While the Play
shows thorough insight into the noble we'll as the bae qualities
Of the While Clarke supposed
aen Se with PPRs s fs the the work Of Law"
Gingerbread Man. the musical comedy presented Tues
pretty girls novel stage effects elegant costumes and Old
from Faryand Nothing serious just plenty Of
mus and mrt pleasant trip into the realms of Make Belief
boys and girls well return to the thought and hopes Of child
Charles H. Yale spectacular Painting the Town here
for performances Thursday This is musical spectacular
cle excellent ballet and chorus of shape mbe footed
girls Provided with rich effects
the audience.
Lackaye head The performance Friday night
there will be matinee to-day and performance tonight Hall Game
writer who probes the depth Of human emotions while
strong play assisted by company Of
artists who have the ability to faithfully the characters
greatest OF Lacaye JASON Miss
Elsie Ferguson Greba Of off the honor but all the
criticism
who heraded as the headneT Of the week ONE of
W. ae pc % Fn v a yf had this Miss
precte and she has scored distinct hit performance
fact number presented this week good The
of acobats clever performers who really
umblng with that astonishing Farrell Brothers
comedy bicycle that Jordan Harveys
also entertaining Cznka Pannas exposition Of how
be drawn from the cymba of the good things
weeks performance IAN Ancient Roman by Jules Ella
son. savors somewhat OF horsepay but of
There difference "The King Opium
King at the Grand this week. and the delightful little pre-
sented by the Theodore rch Company The play this weee
scene OF which laid San Francisco and ortrays
habans Chinaowns calculated show brighter
SIDE OF lie Even the actors have become slightly
ed and have not taken their nearly we'll The
has been most gratifying the box office however
wnch would indicate that there who
sy their curiosity to the dongs in Chinatown
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-03-21
NEW MANAGER AT THE GRAND

Mr. Archie NJ again accepted the position Of MANAGER Of
the Grand Theatre succeed Mr. c. w. Anderson who leaves
take important position leading circus COMPANY Mr. Cox
one OF the most popular theatrical West and we are glad
to have him back in midst - " - -