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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-08
ODDFELLOWS
complete PLANS

Yesterday all the committees who
have the Odd Fellows celebration In
charge completed their plans for the
entertainment, which Is to be held at
the Fort street building on Tuesday
evening and promises to be n red let,
ter event In the annals Of the organ
ization.
While the public destruction Of the
S27, 900 mortgage is the real cause of
the outburst of joyousness, there will
ranged for the delectation of the Odd
Fellows of Excelsior Lodge and their
friends.
The festivities will commence at 6
o'clock. A well known catering estab
lishment will have full charge of the
array of refreshments. There will be
dance on the roof garden at which
the Nainoa Glee Club will supply the
reedful melody. Captain L. w. Kelly
will do the honors as floor manager
and he will have as his able assistants
such well known masters of the art
lterpiscore as Mecsrs. Enos. Gehring
Melvin and Lee. To all who essay
the pleasures OF the dance a ticket
will be given bearing a number. The
lucky holder OF the right number will
secure u prize OF much value.
| Progressive whist will hold sway on
the lower floor and here a string o.
handsome prizes have been hung up.
This feature Of the entertainment will
be looked after by Messrs. Petrie
Woods and Lyle.
The program includes few re
marks by Chairman ID. Lawrence
musical selections by a quartet club
an address by Brother Farmer ant
the destruction of the mortgage which
Will be done to a fragile by l.. Petrie
There will be more music and then re
freshments.
The general committee responsible
for the successful issue of the enter
tainment includes Messrs. T.. A. Jacob
son Chas, Biddinger and NJ. T. Simon
ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-08
RECREATIONS
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PARK THEATER.

Verne 4 Verne, who have SO well
pleased the patrons Of the Park this
week, will by popular request continue
theeir engagement until the sailing Of
the Mariana the later part OF this
week. They will introduce new gags.
songs and their clever waltz clog. The
Melnotte Sisters will sing Two Lit.
tie Dirty Hands, with illustrated
slides. A trip Through Russia, the
land of our new immigrants, will be
the feature film. The management
wishes to thank the public for the
good natured way in which they bore
with them In the crowded condition of
the houses on Saturday night, also for
the warm support they have given the
Park last week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-08
.BREADWAGON
At MAGOONv|lLE
Downfall Of Gamblers
Follows Its
Visit

The line uf pickets which hereto
fore have guarded the approaches to
classical Magoonville, down kakaa-
kako way, have cut another wisdom
tooth in their campaign OF gambling.
On Sunday morning Magoonville
gamblers were introduced to another
illustration of how three police
heads are better than a whole tene-
ment house full of brains when 1t
comes to circumventing the well.laid
plans against their capture.
Judge Andrade passed upon n
quartette of Hawaiians and Porto
Ricans this morning. who had been
gathered In by Deputy Sheriff Rose,
Kellett and assistants while being
present in the middle of the street
at a time when a husky game OF
seven come 'leven was in progress.
The police officers requisitioned a
delivery wagon belonging to local
bakery for their invasion of the
guarded stronghold Of vice and
chance. Previously when officers
decided to look into the gambling
question down near the famous ten
ement, their approach was always
heralded some blocks away by pick
cts, always on guard at the street
corners.
When the plebian bread wagon
cantered down Queen street bearing
its freight of police instead OF pies,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-08
Trees are FREE

Editor Evening Mn
the several notices that have been is
sued In regard to the distribution OF
free trees for Arbor Day planting, EN-.
phasis has been placed on the fact
that they were for planting on home
steads and kuleanas.
May trespass further on your good
nature by asking you to announce that
owners of city lots are also entitled to
receive trees. All that Is necessary Is
to notify the Government Nursery be.
fore Friday. November 18th.
Very truly yours.
RALPH S. HOSMER.
Superintendent of Forestry.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-08
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears The ~ <<@-
MONTY MONTGOMERY
GOES TO THE COAST

Monty" Montgomery will take pas
sage for San Francisco by the goof
ship Alameda on Wednesday. He
will make a flying trip to the coast
and announces his intention of re
turning by the same vessel. A nun
Der of Monty's friends gave him ?
farewell dinner ut the Alexander
Young Hotel on Sunday evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-08
BAND CONCERT.

The Hawaiian band will give pub.
lie concert this evening at Emma
Square at 1880. The program will be
as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
HARTMAN BEGINS
Ills FINAL WEEK
"The Tenderfoot" to Be Last
Offering Before Kolb and
Dill Season

The last performances of The Mayor
of Toxic" will take place at the Prin-
cess theater this afternoon and even
ing. Tomorrow night will witness
Hartman's presentation of The Tender
foot Richard Carles amusing musical
comedy This piece will be the last one
in which Hartman and his clever COM
Ipany will appear during this season at
the Princess.
The Tenderfoot'' is perhaps the most
distinctively western comedy on the
stage and it is full OF fun and frolic-
some music The action takes place on
a western ranch adjacent to an army
post and concerns the adventures OF a
college professor, whose speciality is
entomology. but who is in search of a
long lost relative. He meets a fasci-
mating authoress, Flora Jane Fibbery,
and makes desperate love to her The
affairs of Colonel Winthrop are tangled
into the thread of the story and many
amusing complications are added 10
pretty episodic music
Hartman will be Professor Pettibone.
Oscar Walsh will play Colonel VIM
throp, Walter de Leon win nave a
capital chance as Sergeant Bill Barker,
Walter CatIett will play the role %
Chinese servant, while Joseph Fo-
garty will participate as honest John
Martin Octavia Broskie should make
a charming Marion. Josie Hart viii be
seen as the authoress. "Muggtns' Da-
vies will play Sally and Elvia Rand viii
be Patsy. The chorus will have a
chance to impress in many ensembles
and the production is promised TO be
elegant and complete in every detail
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
WASHINGTON LIFE
SEEN IN COMEDY
"a Gentleman From Missis=
s;ppi'' at Van Ness Reflects
Political Intrigues

"A Gentleman From Mississippi" be-
gins its second and last week at the
Van Ness theater tonight The final
performance will be given next Sunday
night. There will be matinee next
Saturday.
The action of this bright comedy is u
fashlight of life among the law makers
in Washington. and its realistic refiec-
tion of the intrigues and social affairs
of the nations capital has been COM
meuted upon by the best of play re-
viewers and critics.
The part of William H. Langdon,
junior senator, and gentleman from
Mississippi, is played by James Lack
aye in quiet and humorously natural
manner that makes it gem of charac-
ter study. while high standard of dra-
matte ability is reached throughout the
third act, eliminating in the scene with
his two children.
Osborne Searle has a great opportu-
nifty as bud Haines," originally of the
New York Star, but later Langdon's
secretary.
A really fine but difficult part is that
intrusted to Miss Virginia Pearson as
Carolina Langdon, whose work in it
stamps her as an artist of no small
power
Billie Burke, the latest addition to
Charles Frohman's galaxy of stars, will
be seen in Love Watches" at the Van
Ness following "a Gentleman From
Mississippi"
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
GIRL WINS PRIZE
IN POSTER CONTEST
Miss Ethel CarlyOn of San Jose
Awarded $50 at the Pure
Food Exposition
Cities of Oakland, Alameda and
Berkeley Given Special Day
of Entertainment
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SAN JOSE, Sept 25-The first of the
California Cities" days TO be cele-
brated during the first national pure
food and industrial exposition now be
ing held in this city was observed to-
day and the affair aroused much enthu-
siasm. 1t was Oakland. Alameda and
Berkeley day, and large delegation
of businessmen and sightseers were
on hand from the three cities named.
Monday will be Santa Cruz and Wat
sonville day; Tuesday will be devoted
TO Pacific Grove, Salinas and Gilroyi
Wednesday will be given over to Sar
Francisco and north bay cities; Thurs
day Sacramento and her sister city oil
the twin valleys. Stockton, will cele-
brate. and Friday San Mateo, Redwood
City and Palo Alto will have II hours
of frolc.
Delegations from the various cities
and towns are expected on their days
of honor, for the railroads have made
special rates from all points, and spe-
ciaI entertainments will be given each
day.
Miss Ethel Carlyon of AZ South
Third street. San Jose. has been award
ed the first prize of $50 in the art
poster contest, in which some forty
artists competed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
ALCAzAR REVIVES
FAVORITE COMEDY
Sweet Kitty Bellairs" Is Pro-
duced Again at the Belasco
Playhouse

One of the most successful offerings
last season at the Alcazar was sweet
Kitty Bellairs." then produced for the
first time in stock 1t ran for three
consecutive weeks and there have been
many requests this season that it be
revived. The mana cement has decided
TO comply with what seems to- be a
reasonable demand, and so ..Sweet
Kitty BeIiafrs' will be the offering for
the current week. beginning tomorrow
night.
David Belaseo found his Inspiration
for Sweet Kitty BelIairs," which he
describes as "a comedy of the heart"
In Edgerton Castles famous book, The
Bath Comedy" Its scenes are laid at
Bath. the British spa made famous by
Beau Brummel. Beau Nash and other
foppish celebrities of the Gainsborough
period during the French republican
wars. There the heroine, Mistress
Kitty BelIairs, piquant young Irish
widow, adored by the officers of the
Inniskillings, of which regiment her
husband was shining light, meets her
fate in the person of an English bar
onet, and the play is largely made up
of scenes in which she is flouted by
envious women and championed by the
red coated soldiers, every man of whom
is eager to fight for her. There is the
usual happy ending. of course, but it is
brought about in way that surprises.
hOStC ID d tFdluIG O1 tHS pray anu
10 give full justice to the score. COM
posed by William Furst. the Aicazar
orchestra will be considerably aug
mented.
All of the critics agreed last season
that Miss Vaughan never appeared
more winsome than as the merry young
widow with the sharp tongue and soft
heart. AS her noble English admirer,
Augustus Phillips will have oppor-
tunity for effective acting. All the
other Alcazar favoriteS will be suitably
of them hPiOr ASSIGNED
the rolls they filed when the play was
last presented.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

The Stewart orchestral club of Oak
land announces its next concert for
Tuesday evening, October 5. at Maple
hall, corner of Fourteenth and Webster
streets.
Miss Georgie Cope. contralto. will
make her first appearance at this con-
cert since her return from Europe
Eugene Blanchard, pianist, viii be heard
in his Interpretation of the brilliant
.concertstucke" of Weber. The soloist
viii be accompanied by full orchestra
under the direction OF Alexander Stew
art
The orchestra will be heard in
Haydn's symphony, in G. No. 2: the
Beethoven minuet in C, Dittersdorff's 8
"Deutscher Tanz." Gounod's. "Mirella"
overture. TitTs popular ''Serenade" for
cello and flute. the solo parts TO be
taken by William Leimert and T. Bach
er. Selections from the ever popular
Carmen" will close the recital.
Alexander Stewards Sunday recitals
at the First Congregational church in
Oakland after the regular evening
services are proving popular and bene-
fetal = The violinist is assisted by Miss
Virginia de Fremery. organist. To-
nights musical service will present the
Adagio and Gondoliera from Ries'
suite, No. 9. and the Schumann-Wil-
helmj "Abenlied."
The next concert TO be given by the
Zech orchestra. will take place at the
Novelty theater Tuesday evening. Octo-
ber 2s. An ambitious program has been
arranged. but the previous achieve
rnents of Zechs orchestra justify the
belief that the clever amateurs VIII be
able to do Justice TO the difficult and
taxing numbers. There are SO IN
strumentalists in the orchestra and
they have been working for several
mon ths TO make the forthcoming recital
an artistic success. Following is the
program to be given:
.eFingaFs Cave" Felix Mendelssohn;
suite. Ballet Sylvia" Delebies; Irau-
merei.- for violin solo with string ac-
commandment. Wuerst; Scotch dances,
Nos I and >. Lange; Kaiser March
Richard Wa guer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
WALNUT CROP LESS
THAN LAST SEASON
Growers Association Meets to
Fix Prices for Year

LOS ANGELES, Sept 25.-The crop
of English walnuts or southern Cali
fornia, which includes nearly all the
walnuts of that variety produced in this
country, is estimated this year at 5000
tons. or 1000 tons less than the amount
produced last year.
The Walnut Growers association met
today at the chamber of commerce
rooms to fix the price for the coming
year. Great interest attached to the
gathering, and brokers were masseG
about the door of the convention await
ing the result.
Last year the price for the best
grades was fixed at I21a cents a pound
with the result that a subsequent cut
was forced. The new crop is nearly
ready for the market.
The growers fixed the price at IL u
cents for first class softshells and I Il
cents for second class softhells.
Brokers will receive 112 per cent dis
count.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
Dramatic Notes

valerie Bergere ia booked to appeal
at the Orpheum in October
Charles Klefn's latest work The
Next Of Kin" will be produced in No
veInber.
Three Twins" one Of the latest o.
musical plays. will be presented soon a
the Van Ness theater-
Miss Billie Burke's first ambition wa:
TO be grand opera singer. for which
career she studied several years
Ralph Ramsey. appearing in Harris
production of "The Third Degree" is
first cousin of Andrew Carnegie.
F.P. stanley, well known hotelmar
of this city, has been elected San Fran
cisco representative of the Friars-
Bonnie Farley. who will be seen witt
corinne this week at the Valencia the
ater. is a pupil of Loie Fuller anc
toured with her.
THE Man on the Box" last seen here
with Max Figman in the title role, vii
follow sweet Kitty Bellairs" at the
Alcazar theater.
Guy Bates Post is credited with be-
ing a great hit in Harrison Grey Fiske's
production of Rupert Hughes new play
of American life, THE Bridge
Edwin Milton Royle has completed a
sequel to The Squaw Man." which he
has called These Are. Ny People" Il
tells the story of the squaw mans son
who leaves his aristocratic home ir
England to return to the Indians from
whose tribe his mother had sprung
H B. Warner has been selected te
create the leading part.
Lewis Waller, an English actor OF
Importance, is TO visit this country. Fol
more than ten years Waller has occu-
pied an honored place on the Londor
stage. and in Shakespearean and other
classic dramas he ranks at the head OF
his profession. The medium of Fiske's
introduction Of his star TO the American
public has not yet been determined
upon. but it is likely it will be in ''Sil
Walter Raleigh" a new play.
Good fortune has befallen three
members of --The Revelers'' cast. That's
Lawton and Ferdinand Gottschalk are
to go with the New theater, while
George Nash is to be starred in a new
play by Augustus Thomas.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
WILL DO MISSIONARY
WORK AMONG CANADIANS
German Evangelical Synod De-
termines to Extend Its Field

BURLINGTON. Ia, Sept. 25.-The
general conference of the German
Evangelical synod of the United States,
in session here, yesterday decided to
extend its missionary work into the
Canadian field
The conference also decided to in
stall English speaking missionaries
where sufficient field exists IN Amer
lea and authorized the home mission
ary board to employ travelling mis-
sionaries.
Resolutions strongly favoring pa
rochial schools were adopted.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
CANADIAN FLEET FOR
PACIFIC SIDE URGED
Official Says Statesmen Believe
Crisis Exists

VICTORIA, B. c., Sept 25.-At a
meeting of the board of trade yester-
day William Templeman. minister of
mines and inland revenue; Ralph
Smith, member for Esquimalt and Ma
naimo, and G.. II. Barnard, member of
parliament for Victoria, announced
their support of Esquimalt as the
Canadian naval base on the Pacific,
where a fleet consisting of a cruiser
of the Bristol type and destroyers of
the river class will be placed Smith
said that his interviews with promi-
nent British statesmen and others and
information received by him had con-
vinced him beyond doubt that a great
crisis existed and that the empire was
in danger and he urged the completion
Of the details for the colonial fleets
which are to be built to assist in the
defence of the empire.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
OF FLEET TO
VISIT LEPER COLONY
Cruiser Will Land Medicos at
kalaupapa
Especial Correspondence of The Call

HONOLULU, Sept 1S.-The surgeons
of the Pacific fleet are to pay a visit
to the leper settlement on Molokai- ar
rangements having been completed for
them to embark on one of the cruisers.
which will proceed to Kalaupapa and
land them A day will be spent in the
settlement and in an inspection of the
federal leprosarium, where it is pro-
posed to carry on a thorough investi-
CATION into the leprosy problem. The
visit of the fleet surgeons will be under
the auspices OF the territorial board Of
health.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
BANK OF HAWAII ELECTS
c. II. COOKE president
Especial Correspondence of The CALI

HONOLULU, Sept 1S.-Clarence II.
Cooke has been elected president Of the
Bank of Hawaii to succeed his father.
the late c. NJ Cooke. George r. Car
ter. formerly governor OF Hawaii, was
elected vice president to succeed c. H.
Cooke The new president has been
for some time in virtual charge Of the
business of the bank on account of his
fathers falling health He is under 80
years of age. but is regarded as one OF
the leading financiers of this territory.
To rent your rooms call up Kearny
Sc and we will send a solicitor to call
on you. Call Want Ads will rent those
vacant rooms for YOU
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
AUTOMOBILES TAKE
DEATH TOLL AGAIN
Fatal Accident at Pomona and
Also at Tampa

POMONA. Sept. 24.-D. l. Persons, a
wealthy orange grower of this city.
was fatally injured and Miss Maud
Lee received severe injuries today
when an automobile in which they
were riding was struck by the engine
of a Southern Pacific local train
The accident occurred at point
about eight miles from the city.
Persons and the young lady were
going to a funeral at the time of the
accident
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
One Killed, Two Injured

TAMPA, Fla. Sept. 25.-Mrs. Lee
Steel was killed and Mrs. Alfred
Mooney and the chauffeur probably
were fatally injured last night when
the rear tire of the large touring car
in which they were riding burst, caus-
ing the car to dash into a telephone
pole, wrecking the car.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
CARNEGIE LIBRARY AT
LODI ALMOST COMPLETED
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Sept. 25.-The new Car
negie library in Lodi will open to the
public the latter part of next month.
A. J. Swallow is the librarian. The
library viii contain 200 new books and
there will be about 1000 volumes on
the shelves when it is opened
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
LOGGER FOUND DEAD IN
CELL OF COUNTY JAIL
ISpeciol Discotch 10 The Call

lSpecidi DLp0tch 10 ne oolI
STOCKTON. Sept 25.-A. Gross, aged
rs years, was found dead in the dodgers
cell at the county jail this morning.
The old man applied at the police office
last night for a place to sleep. When
the jailer called this morning he did
not respond, and investigation revealed
the fact that he was dead. Little is
known concerning the deceased.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
Music in the Park

Following is the program of music
in Golden Gate park today:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-10-13
Hines Triple PLAY.

Although record books dispute th,
triple play made by Paul Hines Of tb,
providence club In a game with th,
Bostons In Providence, r. l.. May 8
1878, there is no doubt. in view of the
evidence Of eyewitnesses like T. Fl
Murnane, George Wright and Jack
Manning. who were players in the
game, that Hines made the play. The
play was so extraordinary that the
ohlcial scorer failed to record It prom
eriy, and that fact led the late Henrv
chadwick to dispute It. The bases
were full at the time. and. with the
inhelders playing in, the Boston bats.
man hit Texas Lacquer which every
one, including the base runners. felt
sure was safe The men on third and
second ran home, and the man on first
was almost down to third when Hines
made a wonderful. catch. He ran TO
third and by touching the base doubled
up the two runners who had oono
nome There the real play ended, but
sweeney of Providence, seeing n base
'unner trying to get back to second
'alied TO Hines to throw TO him. and
MS fact led to the confusion Of the
nclai scorer II was Of course wholly
Unnecessary to throw to Sweeney.