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Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

Pacific hive No. 46, Ladies of the
Maccabees, entertained the officers and
members of Long Beach hive the first
Thursday evening meeting in April.
Visitors from many otl.er hives were
present, notably many eastern hives
being well represented. The ladies
were cordially welcomed by the mem
bers of the hive in their true, hos
pitable style of entertaining. The full
initiatory work was exemplified by the
officers and guards for the benefit of
the visitors. Great credit is due the
officers and guards for their excellent
work, which was thoroughly appre-
ciated by the visitors, the lady COM
mander, Julia Baldwin, being a for
mer member of Long Beach hive.
Later dainty refreshments were served
by the guards under the supervision Of
their captain, Mrs. Alma C. Hancock.
At a late hour the guests departed,
having spent delightful evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
TO THE BUSINESS MAN

TO THE DUoINESS MAN
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Nothing like trying something new. Phone
Home Herald. Sunset Press IL.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
SPANISH

fourth Thursdays, as heretofore. Meet
ings will still be held in I. o. o. f.
hall, 2201s South Main street.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
relatives of Spanish War veterans to
become acquainted with the order and
identify themselves with it.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

n Gauntlet lodge No.
III NGl 129 held a stated meet
SIs.r I29lk.nI ing last Monday and
III three applications were
received. The page
rank team is practicing every night
and there is no question but that the
representatives of the grand lodge will
see work which has never been pro-
duced by any lodge in the supreme do
main. This lodge has the record of
taking care of more sick and disabled
members of the order than all the
lodges in the city combined. There
has not been month this year but
the lodge has had nineteen sick or
disabled members from all parts of
the supreme domain on it's list. Owing
TO this fact this lodge has taken the
initiative in establishing a bureau of
relief. which will facilitate the work
of all the lodges of the city.
Company No. 40, u. r., will give one
of its popular dances on May 6, and
from the way the committee is work
ing it will be the record breaker Of ALL
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
NothInu Leff. perhana

Church, see paper says that Charles W.
Morse hopes to pay all and have something
left.
Gotham-How is that, wonder? Doesn't he
expect to hire a iawyer?-Yonkers Statesman
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

Last Monday evening Pasadena tent
No. held an open meeting. The pro-
gram consisted of athletic sports, sing
ing and an address by State Record
Keeper Z. NJ. Guthrie.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

General Sletzer of Cleveland, Ohio,
will pay an official visit to the several
divisions of the uniform rank in this
state. 1t is expected that he will visit
the Los Angeles division May %. This
is the generals first visit to California
and he will no doubt receive a very
cordial reception.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

Temi Tropic lodge will initiate two
candidates next Tuesday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

Banner hive will give it's usual card
party and dance Tuesday, May 5, at
Burbank hall. The captain of the
guards would like to have all ladies'
VIII will help in the team to be at
Burbank hall at 2 p. IN. Tuesday
Ma K
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
TRIBE OF BEN HUR

Simonides court No. 4
has the honor Of fur
nishing the representa-
tive for the state of Cal
fornia to the supreme
tribe meeting, which Is
to be held on May 19,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
ROYAL ARCANUM

The Royal minstrels
gave their second per-
formance for the season
at Blanchard hall last
Thursday evening, under
the auspices of the joint
entertainment commit
feaa of fhe several cOlIn-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
KNIGHTS OF THE
MACCABEES

Los Angeles division
No. . of the uniform rank
will give a military ball
at Blanchard's hall on
May %. May s the men,
bers of that division, to-
gether with the degree
team from hive No. 3,
Ladies of the Maccacees,
will give a dancing
party and exhibition drill
nayt1iO,1
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
LADIES OF THE
MACCABEES

Lady Clara Jones
49, ssSsSsA -<ewill entertain the la
IS ss 9 49, szrEdies of Banner hive
alssis: No. 8, l.. o. T. M, at
,T!sSkS SrSFss 49, her home Thursday,
zg1IisaSs p May 7, to celebrate
gsssssssszasssz~ so e. her return home from
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

The evenings entertainment con-
sisted of a four-act comedy entitled
From Pumpkin RIDGE" which was fol-
lowed by dance, and all had the time
of their life.
The next on the program for the
Woodmen neighbors and their friends
is the grand ball given by and for the
benefit of Pacific camp drill team on
Thursday night, May IA, at its hall,
120 East Third street, Eagle hall. The
music for this occasion will be extra
good, being furnished by Horns orches-
ira OF eight to twelve pieces
The grand march will be at $3.50 p. m.
sharp. The team hopes that all neigh
bors and friends who enjoy good music
and dancing will attend and help the
boys along, as the proceeds go to the
fund which is being raised for the
teams expenses on the trip to Peoria,
ILL.,, in June.
Pacific camp No. 1857. Royal Neigh
bors of America, auxiliary to the M.
w. A, will give a whist party Satur-
day night, May 8, at Victoria hall, 1854
South Spring street. Appropriate prizes
will be given and a jolly good time is
assured. Light refreshments will be
served. All members of the order and
fliends are invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
WAR VETERANS

Roosevelt auxiliary No.
5, United Spanish War Vet
Grams, has decided that
press of fraternal business
makes it necessary to meet
every Thursday evening,
instead of the second and
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

the north. There is sure to be good
crowd, as Lady Jones is very popular.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
MODERN WOODMEN OF
AMERICA

~ Pacific camp No. 1862, M.
INV. A, held it's regular
=. monthly open meeting last
nNThursday night with the
. usual large crowd that at.
- tends these meetinps
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
FRATERNAL
BROTHERHOOD

La Grande lodge No. Q
held one of those stag"
meetings Friday night.
There were many who in
dulged in progressive whist
and not a few who juggled
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
KNIGHTS OF PHTHIAs

A class of thlrty-flve
tyros were conducted over
the hot sands by votaries
or AL Borak temple No. rs,
Dramatic Order knights
OF khorassan. at Pythian
hall Friday night. April
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD

~ The Woodmen of the
World on the Sunday
EXA nearest the 9th Iune
hsT o each year unveil the mon
Y lHOM< uments erected during the
.NaxA &rzlS preceding year and deco
<SANW nv rate the the graves of it's
teGeke( lnnaa sad mann har, Il y
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

Hermosa lodge No. 80 gave its regu-
lar open meeting on Monday evening,
April 27. The spread of brown bread
and baked beans tempted out a good
attendance.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

Los Angeles lodge No. 1, on the eve
of May day, furnished pleasing musi-
cal and literary program at it's open
meeting. Dancing and cards found the
usual number of devotees.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
ROYAL COURT

The open meeting of Los
/. Angeles assembly No. 2
1 under the direction of the
royal guards on Tuesday
! night was a brilliant sue
cess. The program was
VPrV pntprt q ming Tho
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

:;; s: ::;;: s:; e.: Is: . i
- night hvA the rnennhars of
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

ance to witness the ceremony.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

The sisters of No. 73 have been in
vited to give the fancy drill and mock
initiation at Grand temple Pythian
Sisters, which convenes at Long Beach
May Is.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

Court Temple had a good crowd out
on Tuesday evening. and also had quite
a number of visitors, at whose request
the initiatory work was given. The
visitors were satisfied, and so were the
candidates!
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

Brother z. I. Griswold of Sunset coun-
ell No. 1914 has been appointed a mem
Der of the finance committee of the
grand council to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Brother Ferd K. Rule.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

Los Angeles temple meets every
Wednesday evening at 1857 North
Spring street and is glad to welcome
all members and visiting sisters.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
SECURITY

The fourth biennial
state convention of the
knights and Ladies of
Security was held at
Blanchard hall. Los An
geles, Wednesday. April
80, all delegates being
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03

Riverside lodge No. 80 is anticipating
a visit from Supreme President James
A. Foshay and Supreme Secretary H.
V. Davis on May 6. A good class is
promised for initiation and both Off
GERS will make the most of the oppor-
tunity to "boost" the society through
the newly inaugurated double member
ship rally.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-03
ORDER OF OWLS

Last Wednesday night
the Owls OF Los Angeles
gathered at their nest,
over Elks' hall. After
much hooting and flap
r1ipoe of xxyi,, orc and blink
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-19
WOOD TELLS OF
PROMOTION WORK

Secretary Wood has prepared the
following report which he will submit
at tho meeting of the Promotion Com.
mttee this afternoon:
During the past three months we
have sent out 1900 postal circulars,
special; 5000 Primers; 800 Christmas
edition Paradise of the Pacific; 1900
Picturesque Honolulu: 500 special
edition local papers $50 maps Gross
Roads of the Pacific; $4,000 general
folders; POO letters, special and gen.
oral
BY the last steamer to the South,
we forwarded the regular quarterly
supply of our folders to all principal
points In Australia and New Zealand.
BY the S. S. China, due to sail the
23rd, we will forward our regular
quarterly supply Of folders to Hong
kong, Yokohama. Manila, Bombay, Cal.
cutta, Constantinople, Colombo.
From Hongkong wo cover China
ana Siam. aud with Yokohama, as a
distributing point, we reach the lead
ing cities of Japan. Largely as a di.
rect result OI, our perslste mt work in
the Orient, the number OF stop.overs
has perceptlbly increased and bids
fair to become an important item in
the tourist business Of Honolulu.
Since the first Of the year we have
received requests for our printed mat
way agents, west of Chicago, princip.
ally from the northwest.
Mr.. Leon Collver. the tourist agent
from Boston, who passed through on
the Siberia this week, with party of
sixteen, for Neutrality-suspicious.,
states that the outlook for the season
Of 190S.9 is unusually bright, His
firm is already making bookings for
the Fall business and from this on
they will pay more attention to travel
to Hawaii. ~
The Acknowledgement party OF
sixty people, including two newspape:
representatives and an interpreter, Is
due to arrive here on the Mongolia the
2Sth. Thomas Cook & Son are send.
ing a special conductor who will ar
rive by the China to meet this party
here. ,..ar
Following is the table Of contents of
the new edition OF Mr.! Jared G.
Smiths pamphlet on Agriculture in
Hawaii, which will soon be ready for
distribution go
Agriculture In Hawaii. Contents:
The Climate of Hawaii; The Soil;
Commercial Fruits-Pineapple Bana-
mas THE Chinese Bananal THE ia.
maica or Bluefields), Mangoes, Citrus
Fruits. Grapes, Avocados, Cocoanuts;
Flowers; Bees; Stock and Poultry
Dairying, Poultry Raising, Stock Rails
ing; SILK; Field Crops and Industries
--Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Sisal, Rubber,
Ray and Forage, Vanilla, Tobacco,
Corn Vegetables; Advantages and
Disadvantages
To the pamphlet will be added a
chapter on our land laws by Mr.
James w Pratt, Commissioner Of Pub,
lie Lands,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-19
COMMUNICATION

Sporting Editor Bulletin: -
From information received it seems
that DR.. Hand made n mistake rela-
tive to the status OF the kameha-
meha track team, entered for Satur-
days sport events and, instead of
calling on Principal Horne, or any
one else, relative to the matter, he
sought publicity by sending a wire
less to one of the papers. DR.. Hand
called on President Horne, after the
publication OF his note, and that au-
thority plainly and tersely showed
the sporting mcdico the error of his
doings, and placed him in the
straight and narrow way. The "Ka-
mehameha Track Team" is all right,
and the entries will all be there to
make good. Rah, rnh, Kameha-
meha.
fSigned) FAIR PLAY,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-19
LITTLE INTEREST
IN BASEBALL NOW
Only Two Clubs Are
Practising. diamond
Gossip

This appears to be a dull year for
the big" baseball teams in Homo
lulu. 1t is hard for the managers to
get the men out to practise. Ball
players seem to have fallen into n
sort of apathy, which, II they do not
recover before the season opens, will
prove a Knockout blow to the years
schedules. As yet there are only
two teams that have done any prac-
tise, and one of them, the st. Louis
aggregation, has only been out
couple of times. They practise once
q week. which is not enough to get a
player loosened up in the early part
of the season.
Early season practise should be
gone at easily, but, above all, stead
lily. There is a great deal Of harm
done among the ranks of the young
ball-players all over the country in
the first part OF the season, simply
because when practise is INDUCED in,
the players work too hard, use their
arms too much, and consequently
weaken them. A half-hour's work
each and every day is a thousand
times better than two or three hours
work every other day.
There are number OF stars in
the lesser leagues here who could
break into faster company IL they 60
desired. V. Ayau is quick, sure
man around the shortstop territory.
as is also Sing Chong, the Chinese
athlete. Both of these men would
be gobbled up by the big teams in
minute II they evinced desire to
make try at 1t. Then again there
are Tahu and Makanui. Tahu Is
third baseman who has corking
ton. He is wanted" by the big fell
lows. Makanui's fame lies chiefly
through his terrific swatting abi!i-
ties. II Is said also that he Is
iiend on the bases, and can go some.
A good hitter, whose batting is reg
ular can always win a home.
The Diamond Head athletic team
has been doing most of the practis-
ing this year, although as yet they
have only been out twice week. It
will not be long, however, before
they will get down to the genuine
article In the way of work. AL
though 1t has not been decided this
early In the season, 1t Is probable
that the first practise game OF the
Diamonds will be played with the
st. Louis ball-tossers. There is no
reason why the teams this year
should not furnish faster ball than
has ever been seen here before, for
they have had the advantage of sec
ing how the real "profesh" cavort
en- the diamond.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-19
hA!lET wins
|. FROM INDIGO
Hot FayOrite Follows
Polo Pony All
The Way

indigo, the two-to-one favorite,
was not in It for minute yesterday
afternoon at Kapiolani Park. NAL
let, the little polo pony. was the
whole show. The other day Indigo
beat Mallet so badly that II was
hard to find hacker who was will
ing even to take 2-to-1 bet on L.
II. Lewis game little horse. Conse-
quently the surprise was great when
Mallet leaped into the lead after the
first twenty-five yards, and kept the
distance the rest of the quarter-mile
run.
The race was run on a straight
away course on account OF the fact
that the track WIS muddy at the
last turn. Mallct was good all the
way, never weakening, with Henry
lewis up. Lewis rides his horse
well, and seems to use good judg-
ment Opiopio was on Indigo, and
lie used the whip freely.
Pull the polo pony" was the cry
that went up when It was seen that
the two horses were of together.
And the cry was echoed b. a dozen
similar before the horses crossed the
finish line. There were great
many sports who had taken the bad
end of 2-to-l bet on Mallet, just
fer gamblers chance. they said,
and their money looked mighty good
w the time the race was over.
The time caught at the finish was
&c seconds. hut the race was prob
ably faster than this. Mallet had
the lead by good length at the fin-
ish.
George Ward wanted to race Mai
let three eighths OF mile right aft
CT the first race, but Lewis wouldn't
stand for II, naming next Wednes-
day A $50 forfeit was posted for a
race on this day. Saturday after
noon Candy BOY and Mallet will
hook up. This will be their third
race, each having win to his cred
il.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-19
SCHOOL TEAMS
ARE WIDt-AWAkt
Doping Out Prospects
For Coming Sea-
Son--GrOundS


little ways of, already interest is
being awakened in interscholastic
baseball This year will probably
gee larger number OF teams in the
field than In any other previous sea-
son.
The Normas, who have entered
baseball team but once in the history
of interscholastic baseball, are think
ing seriously of playing this year. A
number OF fellows who formerly
played on the teams of other schools
are now studying at the Normal and
fair chance for the championship
is theirs. Among the men Normal
I has to pick from is Toomey, an ex-
first baseman from kamehameha.
Toomey did some excellent work last
year and while the Kams came ont
at the tail end of the list, he was not
TO blame for II.
Punahou will have as strong a
team this year as they had last: pos
sibly stronger. as they have a few
unknown quantities in the shape OF
, new pupils at their school. The De-
cha boys are there yet, and their
I work will go n long way toward
making the team a success.
The Kams are of the opinion that
their part in the games will not be
as It was last year. Lota will do his
hest to have his team come out
ahead, and he will have effective
help in Kamaiopili, who played as
clean game as did any other man
en- any OF the other teams. .
High School wants first place this
year. Their success in interscholas-
tic boys basketball has inflated them
To such an extent that nothing but
the championship will satisfy them.
Blanchard will coach again and
some good plays are expected from
this popular team. Almost all OF
last years team is back at school
and the Highs have surprise in
store for their opponents in the
shape Of a new man-one who has
made good before this.
Whether Aliiolani will enter a
team is largely matter of conject-
ure. They played good set OF
socker games and should have some
good baseball players. Coach Ander-
son could put them in shape to hold
their own against the rest OF the
league.
School athletics have taken pref
ty thorough hold of the scholars and
some good games may be looked for.
Some of the games last year played
by the members of the school league
were as good as many played by the
major league, and in all likelihood
the same will prove true this year.
Some talk has been going the
rounds of trying for the League
grounds on which to play OF the Sc
ries. Whether or not the place could
be secured is not known. Should 1t
be found impossible, the 'Punahou
and Kamehameha diamonds will
have to be used Neither the High
School or the Normal own baseball
fields. Makiki, the place where the
school socker games were played, has
also been mentioned as a possible
place for the games. However, 1t is
as yet too early to worry about the
grounds, and the teams are being
chosen by school fans with as much
interest as local fans showed when
the All-Hawaii team was being pick
cd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-19

There will be meeting of the
Kalanianaolo Baseball League at the
home of President Vierra one week
from tonight, when all the business
for the season of 1907 will be closed
up. The members of the league will
also consider suitable method OF
presenting the championship trophy
cup to the Chinese Athletic Club,
which came out with flying colors
cfter the hardest fight in the history
OF the club Several resolutions will
be adopted. President Vierra Is
sending out the notices today.
X "a
Stanford University, March 10. -
The Varsity baseball team today de-
reated the team from st. Vinccnt's
College of Los Angeles by score OF
to | in the best game seen on the
campus this season. Wilmer was Of
fective throughout the game while
Ybarrando of the Southern team was
weak at critical moments.
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The prizes for the winning ath-
letes Saturday will be distributed by
the following ladies: Mrs. W. +.
f'rear, Miss Virginia Frear, Mrs.
Knudsen, Miss Ruth Knudsen, Mrc.
Braincrd Smith, Miss Dorothy Smith,
Mrs. +. J. Lowrey, Miss Alice Moore.
Mrs. Frear will crown the victors
with leis.
Kitc-hying is being boosted as a
sport. "Sky-day" will be an annual
affair If the idea makes a hit.
y n
Sorenson & Lyle have just com
pleted new cat-boat for DR.. San
ford. It is a pretty little craft, and
will be able to cut through the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-19
DOWN THE LINE
, Q o 9 o . o o o Q o I

When Opiopio passed through the
crowd last Saturday, after winning
in walk from Mallet. the enthusi-
asts lifted their hats and cheered.
Yesterday 1t was noted that not a
murmur was heard nor n movement
seen when the native jockey silently
led his blanketed horse down the
DAD. Tickle Fortune.
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From the finish line 1t didn't look
as II Indigo was in, the lead at all
during the race yesterday, but
Starter Harris says the pretty bay
held the best position the first few
jumps,
Backers of Indigo still feel sure
that their horse is the better, and
they are anxious for another race.
They will have to wait until We'd
nesday next.
Z: q q
"Dicky" Davis was in town the
other day. He says there are some
fast ponies over his way, and the
Fourth OF July meet will be great
one in Hilo. q.
40 II. n 3,
Il. II. Lewis says that business
will not allow him to race his horse
any more after next Wednesday.
#R xfHsH t|g4f I
Racing is certainly picking up.
There are two matches set for this
week and one. for next.
Charlie Bellina has pedigreed
stallion which he recently brought
down from the Coast. -.
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The judges yesterday were A. II.
Jungclaus, Mark Houghtailing and
Lester Petrie.
q 4 q
There is some talk of getting up a
swimming tournament in the near
future.
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There Is some talk of matching
trotting horses in the near future.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-19

waves at good speed. The mast
will be placed in the boat today. and
1t will be launched couple of days
later.
The fastest kind OF running will
he the order of the day at the Boys
Field Saturday. All of the main con-
testants have been in training for
long time and they will he In the
pink of condition when the starter
sends them OF on the various races.
q q -
The following donations to the
yacht were received yesterday: h.
D. White, canvas for skylight and
hatch covers; Anne Marie Prescott,
china plate with Hawaiian coat-or-
arms; Robert Rycroft, sextant; Hem
ry Giles, sailmaker's outfit.
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Kamehamehas have won two
championship and track
mcet--from the Oahus. The Oahus
have won the football championship
and are now laying their plans to
capture the coming baseball cham
pionship, to even up.
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improvements are going along In
great shape at the Country Club The
buffet Is being built downstairs un-
der the lanai, very suitable place
indeed. Other improvements that
are now taking place will make the
clubhouse ideal.
The charge against the Kamcha-
meha track team has been with
drawn. p. l.. Horne, president OF
the schools, stated that the team was
composed of members in good stand
ing who were eligible to run, under
the school colors.
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A number of the local small
yachts have been on the marine
ways lately. A cruise will probably
be organized in the near future.
The Hawaiian Gun Club will start
the prize shooting next Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock.
u q /.
Captain Lyle and Navigator Hnr-
ris! Looks pretty good. Ell? Now,
the crew?