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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-20
WAR BULLETIN.

The konquering Kilties are komin' in
martial array-inspfred by the ire
sistible bagpipes and the wild war
slogans of the clans. The Kilties
have carried the banner of success into
seven countries-and like Alexander
the great are looking for more fields to
conquer.
England, Ireland, Scotland and
Wales have already capitulated. The
United States has struck it's colors,
despite the influential efforts of Sousa
the March king-Mexico has been
twice invaded-and Canada's greatest
Scottish band is now preparing to
march upon Australia, New Zealand,
South Africa, India, Japan, China Rus
STA, Norway and Sweden-using these
countries as a pathway to Crystal
Palace, London, and to respond to
third royal command from England's
King.
Canada's sons have upheld the
glory of the dominion in many lands.
The stirring incidents of the South
African war are not easily forgotten
and the going forth of the Kilties-
who will so proudly and successfully
carry Canada's name and fame into
other lands-is an event of Interna-
tional Importance. Opera House, Fri
day, July oath.
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This is the night when the Seamen' 3
InstlCute entertains the men of the fleet.
Leah Chapter No. 2, o. E. s., will
meet this Monday evening at 1880 in
Masonic Temple.
Honolulu Temple No. l, Pythian Sis
tiers, will meet in X. of P. hall this Mon
day evening at 1880.
r. K. Bonnie took a number of re-
gatta moving pictures yesterday from
the judges stand on the Moana pier.
Harmony Lodge No. 8, /. o. o. F.,
will meet in Odd Fellows hall this Mon
day at 7:30. Visiting brethren are cor
daily invited to attend.
Captain Parker of the police depart
nrent was taken suddenly i'll last even
ing as he was about to leave his house
for the station. The attack was similar
to one he had at the police headquar
tiers several months ago when he fell
upon the street.
Following up the arrest of number
of the japanese women of easy virtue,
the opening of what is known as s'the
Dickey crusade, there were arrests
made on Saturday among the French
women of the tenderloin. These women
were kept in the cells until yesterday
when they were charged formally under
Section 1862 of the revised statutes.
The Hawaiian boys have a new stunt.
Yesterday a number of them were to be
seen at the Seaside and Moana, each
carefully holding a sailor 8 bicycle.
They went out to earn nickels by hold
ing horses, but the wheels being the
more frequent arrivals they switched to
them. The sailors gladly paid their
niekels SO as not to get their wheels
mixed up in the excitement.
During the coaling operations of the
battleship Minnesota, just. as the work
was about finished and some of the men
were skylarking on the dock, an auto
mobile, driven by someone unknown,
dashed on the dock, knocked down and
ran over one of the sailors and then dis,
appeared. The man is not seriously in
.jured, although there was rumor
among the sailors yesterday that he had
died as result of the accident.
Tickets are now on sale for the dra-
matte performances to be given under
the auspices of the Kilohana Art League
on Thursday and Saturday nights, in
which plays will appear the cleverest
of Honolulu s amateurs. The Kilohana
entertainments, many of which are in
vitational, are looked upon as some
thing quite out of the ordinary, so
crowded house is expected to greet their
players at both this week s perform
ances.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-20
A cREDITABLE NUMBER.

The Hawaii Shinpo, the leading Jap
anese newspaper of Honolulu, published
a special edition yesterday in honor
of the Atlantic feet. The front page
was patriotic illustration in colors
showing the American and japanese
flags intermingled, with the word
81 Welcome' across the top. The pic.
ture was drawn by japanese artist
and is quite creditable. The contents
are in English and japanese, literally
illustrated with hkenesses of Admiral
Sperry, President Roosevelt, ex-Govern-
or Carter, Editor Smith of the Adver-
tiser, L. A. Thurston, Judge Dole, U.
5. District Attorney Breckons, Prince
Kalanianaole, and pictures of the re-
cent naval parade. Editor Sheba has
taken exceptional interest in the feet
and his special edition shows it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-20
NEW PRIVATE SCHOOL.

Mrs. Hendry viii open private
school Sept. 8, 1908.
Pupils in the grammar grades only
will be admitted during the first term.
Especial attention will be given to
the common English branches, with in
dividual instruction.
If there are sufficient applications, a
boarding department will be opened
under a competent matron.
For further information apply to
Mrs. Hendry, 1887 Pensacola street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-20
THE EMPIRE THEATER.

Notwithstanding the crowds that
focked everywhere else the Empire was
crowded to the doors on Saturday night
by a delightful audience. The place
has been packed during the week and
frequent changes of films have been
made in consequence. Messrs. TAFT and
Warner conduct the place so that ladies
and children may go there at any time
for perfect order is the rule. The ten
cents admission fee suits the patrons.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
X X *kk4* X X 4

All sailors of the fleet, in uni :
, form, ride free on the lines of !
r the Rapid Transit Company. !
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THE ART THEATER.

The rule at this popular resort is
standing room only after the doors are
opened. The collection of films seems
to appeal to the visitors for they crowd
the place as long as it is open and
want to go again. Perfect order is
maintained at all times and the Art
is consequently patronized by ladies
and children as well as men. There are
frequent changes of films.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-07-20

DR.. F. Sehurmann, optlcian and oeu-
list, is now in charge of H. T. Wich-
man & Co. s Optical Department.
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$25 Reward

Wu be paid by the HAWAIIAN GA
EETTE CO., LTD, for the arrest and
conviction of any person found stealing
copies of the Advertiser from adj
stresses Of subscribers.
c. s. CRANE.
Manager.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

The memorial committee
NJ - met last Thursday and
Wk-N1 completed arrangements
6l@Ss.NI for the services to be held
ITB1dJ in odd Fellows hall. 22O1a
M NJ South Main street, this
afternoon. Preparations are
made on a large scale to the end that
the exercises this time may result bet
ter than before The supreme ana
grand officers who are expected to ar
rive may take a part in the closing
exercises of the memorial services. The
supreme officers are due to arrive sat
urday evening, February s, and VIII be
met at the depot by the committee
who are instructed to look after the
comfort of our distinguished guests and
nothing will be left undone to make
their short stay as pleasant as
possible.
The sapreme and grand officers, who
are on tour of official visits, will
meet Morton and Magnolia groves on
Monday, February 10; o. s. Grant
grove No. 154 on Tuesday, February IL,
at San Diego, CAL; Thursday, Febru-
airy 10. Orange and Mazzini groves;
Friday, February IA, Sylvan and
Gloria groves; Golden West circle No.
81, the lady branch of the order, may
be honored with a visit by the high
OH w SulioSueiss GU ASi a.
time will permit and arrangements for
such visit can be made.
"a
Mazzini grove No. rs had lively
meeting last Thursday, for besides the
regular routine of business, the third or
Druid's degree was conferred on several
candidates. Sylvan grove No. $50 met
last Friday and preparations were
made for the proper reception of
goodly class of candidates. The degree
team is perfecting itself and will as
sist in the ritualistic work. Things
will soon be doing and the royal bump
ers certainly will be in evidence. This
grove, while yet young in the Druidic
forest, is beginning to grow fast and
take notice. The members are looking
wise and intend to get busy.
Gloria grove No. 1874 is another lively
subordinate and is hewing away at the
Druidic timber in lively manner.
-
Morton grove No. 62 met in regular
session last Monday, several visitors
lending interest to the occasion. This
grove, while not numerically stron-, is
doing nicely and attends to its finances
well.
Magnolia grove No. 81 met last Mon
day. There was a good attendance.
AS in church affairs, 1.-THE faithful"
always come out, rain or shine. The
minutes these das-s are very interest
ing something doing"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
OHIO SOCIETY

The Ohio society will give its month
the Fraternal Brotherhood building,
corner of Lincoln and Figueroa streets
There will be an hour devoted to a
business meeting, followed by a pro-
gram to consist as follows: "a Spanish
Love Song" La Bendurria guitar trio
Ethel Lucretia Olcott, director; read
ing. "Old Sweetheart of Nine" Mrs
M f. White; address, "a Tour Through
Europe" Abner L. Ross; waltz, Belle
of Cleveland" La Bandurria guitar
trio; reading. 1.-The Bobolink,'' Mrs. M.
F. White. All members and friends are
requested to be present and enjoy the
evening
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
UNIVERSAL ORDER OF
FORESTERS

Los Angeles council No. 2. U. o. o. F.,
held a very interesting meeting Friday
evening in the w. o. w. temple, Mer-
camille place This council has settled
down to business and are doing BUSH
ress. Three candidates were initiated
and several applications for member
ship read and acted upon. At the close
of lodge a few of the older set left for
home, but the young ones stayed for
dancing. The council is adding to it's
strength daily ana is getting in some
good workers among the newer men,
bers. This council meets regularly ev-
cry Friday evening, with one social
meeting during the month. Next Fri
day we will give valentine party and
dance. and refreshments will also be
served The hall will be decorated for
the occasion and a good time is antici-
pated. The minstrel show, put on jan
uary "a by local talent, was indeed a
success, even though it did rain pitch
forks The members Of this council are
true Foresters and do not let a little
thing like rain deter them from at
tending council meetings or any social
functions given by the order. Those
who took part in the Ministries evidently
proved beyond all doubt that they had
been skillfully trained by H. ]. l.. At
wood and carried themselves in such
manner thrt they would make old time
minstrel performers sit up and take
notice While there were seven inside
men and six end men (who were ladies)
the hoodoo No. 10 didn't seem to get in
its work or mar the performance by
appearing to be unlucky or give any
members OF this group stage fright or
cold feet. All participants were
adorned with burnt cork and the la
dies certainly made good looking pick
aninnies There is pressure being
brought TO bear to have the perform
ance repeated. which evidently win be
realized sometime in the near future.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
DELTA SIGMA DELTA

The members of the Chi chapter,
University of Southern California dem
tal department, gave an informal dance
and progressive whist party Friday
evening, in hall No. 4, Mammoth hall.
Miss Catherine Beales and L. L. Mizen-
himer carried off the prize whist honors
and in return for their excellent play
ing received beautiful prizes. Refresh
ments were also served and very
pleasant evening spent by the members
of this society. Chi chapter meets the
first and third Fridays of each month
in the hall mentioned above. Visiting
members invited to attend and get
acquainted,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

ordered a warrant drawn in her favor
for 267 crowns ($72), the amount due
her for several weeks illness. No mat
ter where q member may be OF go the
Nordstjernan always looks out for
interest and comfort If they are In
good standing and entitled to same.
Don't forget the basket social next
Tuesday February IL. Gentlemen must
bring we'll filled baskets or stand the
consequences. Ladies, as this is leap
year, you will have to talk to the door
keeper; it's up to him to let you in on
your winning smiles and fascinating
manners. A vote of thanks was given
the committee who works so hard and
zealously on the new regalia. The
workmanship was faultless and it Is
with pride that the lodge can look on
the work done by the following ladies
of this committee: Hilda Carlgren,
Hulda Westine, Sophia A. Hammar,
Frida Carlgren, Emelia Solomon, Ma
thilda Peterson Hulda K. Erickson,
Ellen Wahlgren and Henrietta G. West.
The entertainment committee will be
kept out of mischief for some time to
come, as there are so many different
kinds of entertainments, socials and
dances that are scheduled for the near
future. 1t is to be hoped that every
member that possibly can will attend
the basket social, and also get your
friends to come. Gentlemen are free,
as 1t is up to the ladies to blow"
themselves. There will be a special
meeting Tuesday. February 20, for
adoption of new bylaws.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
KNIGHTS OF THE
PROTECTED ARK

Los Angeles ark No. rs had lively
business meeting last Tuesday night.
There was a live candidate initiated, a
newspaper reporter, and they gave him
all that was coming to him. There were
several applications read and acted
upon and there will be a large class
initiation in the very near future. The
contest is on for new members and
there is no reason why those who seek
fraternal insurance should not come
under the protecting roof of the ark.
Next Tuesday evening there will be a
box social for the benefit of Sister
Jones, who was seriously injured by a
street car a few weeks ago. The men,
bers are earnestly requested to attend
and assist In this worthy cause.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
THE GEORGIA SOCIETY

The Georgia society will hold its
regular meeting Tuesday. February II,
at O'Clock, at 3371S South Hill street.
A banquet will be served, with all the
good things of Georglan's heart.
Capt Lusk will be POSTMASTER. Sew
eral addresses will be given by promi-
nent members. President of the So
ciety, Capt. T. B. Brady, who has just
returned from Atlanta, Ca, will give
some news from home.
Musical program. with southern mel
odies, dancing after the banquet.
Mayor Harper has been invited to at
tend. All Georgians are cordially in
rited.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

an interesting meeting on
EdEZAgE wednesday night Inc SIS SIS
N$SFS terhood is progressing nice
WRkHe ly and is continually aau-
ing to it's membership.
Los Angeles temple hold it's regular
meetings every "Wednesday nlgnt III
Pythian castle, 10S1s North Spring
street Next "Wednesday the Pyrhian
Sisters will give a progressive whist
party. all members and friends pelhs
invited. Tuesday the Pythian Sisters
will institute a new temple at Mon
rovia, assisted by tho degree team OF
Los Angeles No. 70. Mrs. Julia DOW
grand chief, will be master OF cere'
monies. 1t is to be hoped that there
will be a large delegation from No. 7S
present to help make this occasion an
eventful one.
Chief of Police Kern. while sojourning
at Murrietta Springs, San Diego county
recently met q Knight of Pythias IN
poor health and straitened financial
condition. Chief Kern is member OF
Marathon lodge, and on his return to
Los Angeles acquainted Chancellor
Commander D. c. Casselman OF the
circumstances and things began to
move at once. B. T. Shelton Volun-
teered his services and with a check OF
liberal amount from the lodge at once
proceeded to Murrietta, where the SICK
brother was placed aboard the train on
a stretcher and brought to a hospital
in Los Angeles where he could receive
proper care. The fact that the sick
man was a member Of knights of
Pythias lodge in another state was not
considered, He was merely knight in
distress.
Consolidation of Marathon and Los
Angeles lodges will be effected within
two weeks, 1t is believed. A dispense
ton from the grand officers of the state
has been granted and both lodges will
soon be one.
Tuesday night, February II, ladies
night" will take the place of the regu-
lar session of Marathon lodge, at which
time dramatic characterization OF the
fraternal play of Damon and Pythias"
will be given by Newton Beers. Mara
thon and Los Angeles lodges join in
giving the entertainment, and it is ex-
pected the castle hall at 10S North
Spring street will be crowded with
knights and their friends. All mem
bers of both lodges have tickets of ad-
mission to dispose of for the good of
the order.
Gauntlet lodge initiated three candi-
dates in the page rank at its last meet
ing. Visitors from seven states were
present and witnessed the amplified
work inaugurated by the progress COM
mittee. which is entirely new and
original, and the committee deserves
much credit for such an excellent in
novation in the work. The page rank
team is to be congratulated for the
efficient manner In which it performs
Its part of the work.
The old war horses" of Gauntlet
will have to sit up and take notice, as
the new blood" is wide awake and
will have many surprises in store for
the members next fall.
Gauntlet company No. 40. U. r., is
very jubilant over the success of its
first dance of the season and is now
working upon something new to offer
its friends in the near future.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

nR. H. B. B. MONTGOMERY, whose
likeness appears above, was born
~ in Ohio in 1857, and was the son
of a Methodist preacher; attended OF
tawa high school and Hanover college.
After studying medicine for several
years he took a course in medicine and
surgery and graduated from the Ohio
Medical college of Cincinnati Ohio,
class of 18S0-S1, Was commissioned
United States pension examiner under
President Grover Cleveland's admin
istration and served as secretary of
the board for two years in the state of
Kansas. Came to Los Angeles Janu-
airy. 1891, and was licensed by the state
medical board of California March 4.
1891. and has practiced in this city con-
tinually ever since, coming over sew
enteen years ago He has devoted
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

many years to the upbuilding and pro-
motion of fraternal interests and has
the respect and good will of all who
know him. Has served as the medical
examiner of Ivanhoe homestead No.
l418, of the Brotherhood of American
Yeomen, since it's organization two
years ago, also examiner for Simonides
court No. 4, Tribe of Ben Hur; Inter
Domain lodge No. So, knights of
Pythias, and the Fraternal Brother
hood, also master Mason, active MEM
Der of the Ohio Society of California
and member of the chamber of COM
nerces of Los Angeles. He is now in
dorsed by the Brotherhood of American
Yeomen of Southern California to fill
the vacancy of assistant medical di-
rector. of which H. A. Miller is coast
manager with headquarters in Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09

+IEf1 i0ESe at Native Sons hall.
lIRNMu 211A West Second
NEW street. All are invited;
n<%&&wk%\o admission free. This
&$1Eaa- -6ySsS& circle is growing and
thriving and has a
good jolly bunch of
women. They installed their officers
last Friday, the drill team from
Court Los Angeles assisting. Every one
should take advantage of this invita-
ton and have a good time, for seeing
is believing. The entertainment com
mittee is composed of the following
ladies'; Mesdames Mary Goodman and
Saleno Turk.
Regardless of the financial depression
and the consequent dull times, the For
esters of America have made decided
gains both numerically and financially.
A number of new courts have been in
stituted and from the local court to
the grand secretary's office there is a
renewed interest in the order being
manifested by the membership at large
throughout this jurisdiction. At the
meeting of the grand executive coun-
ell held in San Francisco February
it was decided t. send the general or
ganizer, A. S. Alexander, to work in
the southern part of the state. The
courts in Riverside, Santa Ana, Azusa,
Santa Monica, San Pedro, as we'll as
the courts in th5 city of Los Angeles,
want to wake up and be ready to rem
der any assistance they can to the or
ganizer when he makes his appearance
among them. Brother Alexander is
worker and has had large class ini-
tiations in every locality it has been
his privilege to work in.
The people of Southern California
are fraternal people and the Fores-
ters are loyal to the organization
Therefore let us be up and doing while
we have the organizer with us and
make this winning campaign and
show the brothers In the north that
we are as good workers as they are.
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The losers in the last membership
contest in Court Los Angeles No. 80.
furnished the winners with an oyster
supper on the evening of February s.
Fraternity and sociability characterized
the proceedings of the evening The
court had initiatory work and a num-
Der of applications were received. Their
class initiation on the last of March
is expected to be a record breaker
Columbus No. 102 is making rapid
advancement and have won the first
prize of SIS offered by the grand court.
Court Franchise No. 81 is another en-
thusiast amongst the subordinate
courts and has won the second prize
of $50.
Union circle No. ass had initiatory
work Wednesday evening and received
several applications for membership.
Friends of the circle want to remember
the social dance and whist party ON the
10Th at Odd Fellows hall.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-09
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