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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-14
new ORPNEUM
BILL TONIGHT

The George u. Howard company
will make chang ni program this
evening and prcsch. for tnc first time
here at the New Orptcum one Of the
biggest present mainland successes,
Our New Minist r." This piece play.
cd to top prices at the Princess Thea.
tire IN san Francisco last week and
!hn week before and according to re-
ports from here did capacity bust,
ness during The first sewn days of the
rul with Indications which pointed to
continued crowded houses for the bal
aucC ur the season. when San Fran
cisclns. who are regarded the most
critical theatrical people in the coun.
try. are willing to pay as high as one
dollar for seats and crowd the thea
trc nightly to see "Our New Minis
ter" Ilonoluans are to be congratu
lated on having an opportunity to SEQ
successes Of that calibcr.
The story of the play concerns a
ne'crdo well of lIardscrabble and tho
life of New England Rnd the simplicity
and sweetness of New Englandcrs
make mp the theme. George II. How
ard will assume the role of the new
minister character entirely foreign
than anything in which VIC have seen
/ him hero aud according tn his success
In the part on the mainland is sail
! to have created new Interpretation
and incidentally made Of II what the
/ author originally intended
All of the Howard favorltes will be
cast in "Our New Minister" including
Robert McKim. James Norton. Arthur
/ Elton. oliver Bailey. Eva Marietta
Marion Dunn and Betty Howard
For the latter part NJ the week, in
Guiding the usual matinee Saturday
! "Othcr Peoples Money" will b. offer
ed. The success of the Howard com
pany continues and the usual crowd
ed huuTo should be on hand during
the week
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-14
NOTICE

Deaths from kidney disease have
frirhtrully t,creaA,d now nearly
90 600 a wear
If this is Tn he changed people
shouId know
/. That kidney trouble II IN
or THE KIDNEYS
and that when II becomes chronic II
ia declared incurable.
. Pref. Tyson saws the incura.
HE stage is established about the
sixth month. Hence no part of that
six months ought to be wasted.
4. Treatment of ,nflamed kidneys
by excitants has broken down
Prof Tyson declaring with refer
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-14
CONSERVATION
TO Be TALKED
Joint Meeting Next "Wednesday
Interests P ointment Resi-
dents OF Islands.

Very general intcicst IL being man
ifcstcd in the special meeting on Goa
sCryation that ii to be held in the
throne room at Tie Capitol Oh next
Wednesday afternoon, November lG,
at two clock, under the joint aus
pices OF the Board OF Agriculture and
Forestry and the Hawaiian Sugar
Planters Association.
In addition to the general invita-
ton to plantation managers and other
members of the Hawaiian Sugar
Planters Association special letters
men prominent in business and Of
fetal life, 20 that the meeting could
be u representative gathering. Sew
etal short addresses, limited to ten
minutes each. will be made by Cover
nor Frcar, Mcssrs. Marston Campbell,
X. s. ilosmer, Alonzo Gartlcy, Hon.
w. o. Smith, Prof G. II. Hitchcock,
DR.. T.. V. Wilcox and DR.. w. c. Hobby
on the cardinal points of Conservation
as they effect local conditions.
The special object of this meeting
is to direct attention to certain things
that ought to be done to make the
natural resources of Hawaii oil great
er value to the people of the islands
especially in the ways of preventing
waste and encouraging wise use. II
is probable that the discussion will
be particularly directed toward the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-14
WOMEN JOKE WITH
AMATEUR ROBBERS
Bandits After Stopping Auto
Party Are Caught by
Posse of Farmers.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 81
Two farm hands, Fred Steiger and
Lyman Ramsey, aged Is and 10
years, respectfully, yesterday held
up and robbed four persons who
were driving In an automobile In
the country south of here. The vic
tins of the robbery, which netted
the youths but four dollars, were
Harry C. Mosher and wife of Chi
cago and NJ. |. Mosher and Mrs.
Ethel Allen of this city.
Although the robbers, with drawn
revolvors. were extremely serious
about their work, the occupants OF
the motor car refused to see he at
fair In the same light. While the
women tested with the amateur des-
peradoes about the cruel business
they were engaged In, the men pull
ed some small change from their
pockets and handed IL to the hold'up
men. No attempt was made to
search the passengers of the car.
Both robbers were armed with i5-
caliber revolyers, purchased here
last Saturday, and wore red hand
kerchiefs as masks over their faces.
Ramsay also added pair OF auto
mobilists goggles to his disguise,
A posse OF farmers captured the
bandits shortly after the robbery had
taken pace. County authorities say
the youths told them they had
planned an invasion of the South,
intending to commit robberies
enough to pay their expenses and
then go to Wyoming to establish q
permanent haunt.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-14
GREAT ATTRACTION AT
PARK THEATRE

A team Of cpuilibrists. equaled by no
other pair Of acrobatic actors In the
world will open at the Park Theatre
tonight for "A limited engagement.
They are Wills and Hassan remem.
bcred wherever they have given ex-
hibitiOns on account of the difficult
and hazardous nature Of their act.
They have played In all the principal
cities OF the world and so successful
have they been, that last year they
scoffed at an offer for long time con,
tract made To them by one Of the great
circus manager. Although the offer
carried promise of remuneration
that would seem almost fabulous to
many, they refused, claiming they
could do much better by managing
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-14

their own act ANA travelling wherever
hvy wished. That they were induced
10 stop over In honJlalu is the won.
pc, Oi tnc SNOW peOpic nov IN llUhJ.
lulu who know their real worth. Bat
"a .ung voyage without practice In
lOsp,ct, anu the obyr Uf Manager
uongdon to pay what ever sum they
asked, PERSUADED them to stop over
hcie. They will give the same act
here that has won tn m such rcnown
In Europe, Australia. Canada and the
United States.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-14
SEAT CHANGES AT THE SAVOY

Patrons Of tho Savoy will find some
improvements In the seating arranGH-
mcnts this evening. BY dint OF hard
work. the entire pitch Of the floor has
been changed the rear seats elevated
and the front ones lowered The oh
srructing post In the center Of the
huuse has also been taken out
The Savoy picture films are the bHst
rrccurab'c and each one Is douhlv cen.
sorcd before II Is shown In public 1t
has 10 pass Tho eye of the official
censor Of New York before II Is ship,
ped to Honolulu. and II has to he run
at a private view before the manager
OF the house before II goes on at n
regular performance. Patrons of tho
Savoy may come assured of the fact
that nothing Objectionable In the pic
ture or vaudeville line will he seen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-14

A Chinese named Leong Kun has
been placed under arrest by Sheriff
Jarrett's men upon charge of at
tempting to dispose of a certain guam
tity of prepared opium. In tracing
the sale of the dope to the doors Of
Lcong Kun, Chief McDuf'ie and his
men employed currency of the realm
that had been previously marked. The
Chinese will have hearing before
Judge Iymcr ut Police Court on
Thursday morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-11-14

AND then after Thanksgiving
- will come Christmas and
New Years = feast after feast.
Surely now is the opportune
time to add that new piece of
furniture, or refurnish the dining
room throughout. We are ready
to serve you splendidly so.
Here are rich, beautiful pieces in
golden, weathered and fumed
oak, consisting of china closets,
Bullets, tables, chairs, specially
priced for this occasion.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-01
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The World es Sports.

Manager IIxofte has booked fea tfy-oais the past seek snd they siii t.e given 8 chance b zhae fhe goods Apris 5e. Among tbe nnmber ase tise sabona cousins, 8 battery from ~rHag- field. that good things afe sald about DrsNss Paul of s5aEhhndee. who pitched far Greeaslsle lazs ssasaa; Henry Lavol. of 5oathbridge, another baekstop. Layas Is fo be given try out sith N00tsaeket sad ' he deesa | gel en will eume to Putnam Fred Bafnaele, wh0 ls to bc given chance an Lyua, may alss te back here if be fails to land. fifst base candidates include, Dave Magnan, Ernest La croix and Charlie Kenney, the two las- Ter from Neehaaiessilie. This begins to look Ike business.
 The rubber game between south. bridge and Putnam 0ill pe played ln oxford this Thursday evening. This game sIll decide who takes the sil1 p ,sted al the beginning of the series. The fefcfee will be named by Wofecs. teF paper.
 An interesting program has been prepared for Apfil tst ia Nofth efe=- venofdaie A preliminary spauinR event between 1. Fageliefl i9 ias and T. Dnainltyl iss tbs.s ia creating considerable iatffest. The maia es eHt is q caleb as.eaieh.ean afiaif Istseea .. Carlson aod [ lafoataias Both weigh i6e lbs This ia9ut A fo decide the middiewelgAt championship af Nofth 6foseeaetdale. isauts q si6. Admission i5e., fl8azisls
 Theee E taIe ai Pm Alalhiea q Nels- stet fof position on the 1ri.slEase team.
 In Hammond bsll Thorsiay eeen ing. April 7sa, tliefe ulil te 4se faat wrestling events. The preliminary will be between kld sayog ef Nor. Wieh and young Aaeee of Futnafa. Best two oai of three faiis.
 The main bout vilI ke between Kid Aisson of Fall River, champion special weight wrestler of America, and Kid Yer Ison Occur of Putnam. Tbe Fail River boy agrees ta throw bls opponent twice in one hour. the winner to take ssD per cent, and the loser 10 per cent. of the receipts. Yer Bon Occur has re. rcised achaIienge from Young Bernard of .Montfeal. feathefweight champion al iis lbs. II next Thursdays bout is we'll patronized Bernard will be given a chance to show hts speed in thls city an the near future. Admission 25e. Fingside ssc.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-01
Bradley Theater

That oAd, cid story, so new t0 pres cal das thsaifexoe "slaNefN days,
 ~igl be realistically interpreted Eaes- sfax. matinec and svening April 9th, in R.aase, theasre. Putnam, hN Stel. son ]. spectacular s' nele fotD ss sahin
 cnfanany. Tor this season, the mem hefx og thu ~tetsaa company were se
 Aeetesi especially lof his aF her adapta- thiaty to lise Foies cSsaNeds The ie>ntt has t~en a rarely harmonious N hole, as k claimed, which has done much t9 add to the effectiveness ui Hue rfo1s'e. sEea. The scenery. painted especially so# thfS revival, includes HafatTf "l Ass,asomc scenes reproduced from ile' rusVs of the localities lnsntiaitsa ia the ts.ak, as they were at ihe tltne Mava thr great auth0fe~s nfst ~fuse tNs story. more Than ttts Nvars sko. some ~af fae ns&st notable oi thess ssaenes ais the s-a anee River bs ntasnissbt, rotinn fields In fall hsss'al. Inc oaso Ksxee gn winter, and tas esealw W Eiiza. carrying her child aefe~s ths floating fcc, the rocky 2 ss ia Nassta George Harris made hls siana against Ghe nsea pursuine hun and pfelrstsa his family: the et. ttAif ptsnsEtioti s.n,e, ths .esse al New Orleans >tss- Snr slave auctions lexfvs psahsa. s1oa. and lastly. Inc bsauiafal trans. xusns alsan xcene, showing ksa.s s~evn' .flx.xa t.s the Celestial Guy. The pay sh.s tnax sAncx teen puhiic pfnpefts ,nud aas been played py many pos xsoa.ssrssir@ until The public has es'iss so recossn<zse the fact that none but Msa- snror N sshbufn has line one xresl, na- sesI ssaled org fgznixslion, and that Is ~hs his sselson production aiways brings snne the Iheairr- going crowd.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-01
Official s<hedule Eastern Conn. League
kA#4N N0f f0llI

May 7---4snregan at TafttilIe. Jew. wtl t1ty st Putnam. North 6foseener dale at DaXsille.
 May i4--Taftxille At Nautegan, Put nam mt jewett City, DasNiile at Nofit GroSxeuordale.
 May ai-~ltsyxIIie at I'aftsiile, Jew. sts City sl North GrsSenoTdaie, Put nsn al Waufesan.
 May 2s-fHftNitlc al nasNiile, North Gtossenossiale ai Jewett City, Aanfc. gan nt Putnam
 May D=~fnafhiaE games, faftY.lle ai Je2elt City, DayNiIie al Nanfegan, Putnam nt North 9f0sKeuurdaie.
 May an-saitrfuoan gaWes, Jvweil feaiy al IaltsIlle, NaufeKap al Day. vile, sarih Gtoseeneflaie at futnam.
 June f--rainam al TaftNlile, Nan. reEnn At North tsf0seenofdaie, Jeaett tSis al naYAilie
 June 5l~~faftNiIie Al Putnam. North Gfossenofdale at Nauregan, DaSeille -nt .teaeil City.
 June lS-Sofsh Grosvenorinle at Taitviiie. JeWett City al NaufegRn, Dsssillc at Putnam.
 June @5--TatiVtlle al North GFos. venosdale, Nautegan at jeWctt City Putnam al Dasyille.
 July a--N pifegan at Taftyilie, Jew cit City al Putnam, North GfosNenot- dale RI DaA Vile.
 July s--mofnIng games, Jewett City at IaftSilie, Matfegan ai naYVille, North Hrosssnoriaie al Putnam
 July 4~-ailefnuan games, IafIville at ieweit t8ys naysiiie at Naareean. Putnam al North estasNenotJalr.
 1eiy a~Taasiiie as \ Naufesan, Pat. nam as teMelt Iils, na4Xilie at Nerih Stt0syennfiale4
 July fh-~llay vile al faftville, Jew. stt City at North 6nusNrnefdale, Put nAm at N snftgan.
 July 1s--Talsilie el naYVille. North sstastenafdase at jews1t eilN, Nante gan at i.ntnmtn.
 JulA 9--pulnnm al fattalile, Naa- Fegan sl North 1ifesNenetdale. JrMeIt stts ag DasAilie
 August a-~fatt1iIie at Putnam North tsHu@ssnafdsle at WauVgan, Dnysille al leWVtt CftN.
 August i8--North 6tusSeuaf3aie at Taftsille. Ieweil t1ly at Aad4esaa, Dat&lile nt ruiaaaa.
 Aags~s au-Tsflx tilr al North efos. ssssoraais, N Asafegan al Iewelt city, Iafnsm ai Daysiile.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-01
Literary Notes.

Important timely interest k ehafac- tefistle of many Of the articles Of the April Century. In the spirit Of the Easter season ls Robert Iiiehens's ae- count of his journey sftom Damascus to Nazareth with reproductions in color of Mfbuefin's paintings of .The Garden uf Gethsemaue. "Ihe Mount of Olives. and "Tibefias and the Sea of Galiiee." George yon 5kal's aif Germany Were Called to War" is a vivid presentation of the wonderful or ganizaiion by which million soldiers could be placed in the field within A week. An article Of constructive so- eiaI interest tn the number k Jacob A. Kiis's The Peoples Institute of New York
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-01
Special Afte-Scho,I Mat n e at SIS Children under l2 years, 10 c>nts
 Adults 25 cents
 Evening iO.ao. so so
Administrators Sale
 OF REAL ESTATE AT Public Auction
TUESDAY. APRIL sth

Sale hs gies as A se. sA2tp. ca the pxvmsses ef . 8Ags f2 E \ We,eas. .sesses ea. situated Fa lsleastet TWss hease neftA af ses4ee h1ass si.ggass Na Gee sfasf house ceet.ieinE 70 ,sss, ~tsA hsra 4ed st i attached. hea house, ls,s asase, ge,sA AapAs esehsfst sad aee ~sl ei water ~ass ss.s e ia fnskv of iess. sssts- e4e.l .Asaat tae uaiie sest4 kae~R ss Is0ti- Al tas sAsae tisse and sAAev the following Fscsseasa s,ssstxets; iieaseisssa eesis ef sll drseFaGasan, lss og sassaas tetaasfe. chsnhSf se's se&gh tsssss s latxe gusnisis ei kidding. ssass hasa e4tYssfe, rags drarerscs. .Faetases,s ssesess t,xsa, AnlsQae aad saodern atshss. iAmfss q all ssssssie.slQ4ss. ] sewing msehiaes :. trenks. ra5as4r es sast Sasts aud had bags. Tas lar s.ss asss.ssaseAs at dressss saa dress xosds esef sssssxS at An sartfae s2e ia shas eaaaisfs lSrvs. sassnaaAak ei al ar<er4Ffi0ns. sssns. sexssca. thsssad s4ik, husIanS. nseAlcs. psss. hssoks Aad eses hMfs ef exs4s sisle. several mads Aad ssreA lars esetAssx 8l al ssascrirtson eser ~eza bs ~aansn. slse { ~aseAes, q naxs. II paHs. sasvs arr. and quito 9asatity af other tesei. n csra@rnserss eAest aud teeas. bagxy. sleigh. issl,ssss < cal saosrs. s srxe qaAassy es cAsned lsuis, empty sesr barrels. Aad many ether Aru- ..le. tues nassmxroas 10 <atsoa. If sAsd day ce .sofnns. ssie ss ns tae a~xs far ~cek day
 n N AEnBugf. Adnsntstyaxsf.
 I.E TALBOT. Ascssseess.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-01
cenasc,iea, Bse.kespers Association

The igtgI annual convention Df The conneeairss l.ee- kesfefss Associsisea 3ill fe held FsIdas spfIl s. at The Y. M. C. 4 building Hartford. teglnnlng at 10 sa am. There alil be no evening session. Ihis is in te au imrpftant meeting aud 8 large atiebdaHee is ae- s5red. Badies especially invited, 4 44ailau Box eilI Be provided and snsmtefs gre 8fNeti to n~s Il freely Va rI8as sasieeis sit. hs disc8ssed, incied- gnr fhc Summer Field meeting aHd Pal Honey exhibit. To ail ~lio desire io learo profitable time is assured. Oser hundred pounds oi eombfogn- asilsn vlil he oa sale at low prices al tae meeting. An interesting lalk on 9 sPalIinaf8ona is expected from <. ". Yaies of Hartford. Alien Latham of Norwich slil tell of the sBeeszsful win- serlng of thirty one baby naeiei In peculiarly constructed house. Other valuable talks are expected. Members are urged to bring something for the exhibition table fn thls connection
 
 the following prizes are offered t9 mem- bcrs only, TO entrance lee being fe- qaifsd. The tollowiag Is list Of the ffeml ums:
 ist 2d Best generaiA plarian exhibit sI.oo .75 Best cake made with honey
 receipt to be attached 10 .5J Be.f cookies made with hon
 ey receipt 70 fse attached D .o 0l8est and best preserved
 book on spieulture -O 20 Oldest and best preserved
 book on apieHitufe -O 70 Oldest and test preserved
 copy of Zee Journal sD .13 Heal pound ef l5eesWa3 fpfo=
 duet of exhibitor heesI .D p lssst photograph sf Con-
 neetleut ariafy. B 70 Many saiietefs le9m nasal eataffh HaY fBeF Ref spI6ndid fesHifs bk using an afomzer faf iHelE benefit NC pfepafe EIss Liquid Cream Balm. Eseepi ihat II k liquid il is iu ail fes. pecTs ffEe iHe healing. helpful. psius alHa4fGg GFeHW Balm that tbe pubic has }s=en familiar Aigb f9f Yeafs. No eseaine nor mhes daHgH f8as dug iH II. The sogfh3aE spray Is remedy tbat fefie4es al eaee. Aii druggists. f5e.. tHelHains spfaSing tube. ar mailed hy tv iifass, ~ Naffen street, New Yor1.
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-01

trA CorET or PROBATE HOLDEN AT A fhoaipson within and for the Di-trlet ef Ta0mpson an La lHfh day Of March. A. D 1910.
 Present. Gsorge - elosby Judge
 On motion of NlaHie II. Coyeii, AaminSfratrix on ihs ine.tate essafe of ainnig M oaveii late Of Teompsou within said ai-tr:s:. ,:sssareai. es ".. allossd and limited for the ere1l. tors Of said estate 10 exhibit their claim. against the same to the Administrairix and directs that public notice b. given af this order by aayerfising fa newspaper published h Put pam having circniation in said districs aha ot posting a copy thereof on the pnblic sign post In said Town Of Thompson nearest the place where the deceased lasf dweit.
 Certified from Record.
 ii.i3 GEORGE <. cRtssHf. Judge. A T A UOUKI OF rkObAIE hOlDEN Al "A Thompson within and for the District of Thompson on the 10th day of March \. D. 1910.
 Pr.-ent. Geo.ge s- Ggosby, Judge. on motion ot Marcus A. eoyeiI. Administrator on the intrstate estate Of Nelson snow. late et Thompson within said district d ceased.
 This Court doth decree that SIX months be al lowed and limited for the creditors of said eststs Administrator and directs that public notice De given Of this order b3 advertising n newspaper having a circulation in said district, and bs posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Thompson nearest the place where the d.ceased last dsslt.
 I2-is GEu4GE \. CROSBY. Judge Ata Court of Probate Hrld N oeds lock AGoun-. withIa aad for the district of Wood stock on the z3ud day Of March 1910.
 Fresent Clarence II Child. Judge.
 Estate Of sarah Il biaekmaf, late Of Wood stock h said district. deceased.
 The administrator having made written application 10 ssfd court. ii tacedIdance with the statate for an order of safe ot tthe whole Tor part of the Feai estate uesefibed therein. fl Is ordered that. said application De heard At The Probate ofi se m W Wpodsfoss the snd day of Aprii, lpio ai 10 o'clock iu the forenoon aud that notie. thereof be gwen by inserting copy Of this order in the Putnam Patriot, newspaper having cireu,aiion Ia satd District. and that retarn be made 10 this Court.
 CLARENCE Il. CHILD, Judge l2-is
Putnam patriot., 1910-04-01
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-02-04
WAS YOUNG MAN DISAPPOINTED
Found Girls Name i'm Kahki Pants
Pocket and Wrote to Her
Never Again

Up In Idaho an impressionable
young man found in the pocket of the
duck pants" he bought, the name of
the girl who made the garments; and
he wrote her with a dreamy vision
of working out a new romance, and
finding wife who would make life
even in Idaho worth while. And this
is the reply he received:
II am working girl, it is true,
but make good living and do not
care to support husband When |
do marry it will be some fellow who
can afford to wear something better
than 47-breeches."
Thus is another G~oam shattered.
Thus are another mans ideals turn
ed down, says the Herald Republi-
can.
And at that the girl is not going
to get the best of it. She will marry
a young fellow who knows by name
and sequence every roll of moving
picture film that has been thrown on
canvas in the past three years. She
will marry a fellow who bets on the
ponies, and could tell White Hat Nc
Carly himself new things abount
Juarez and Tampa. She will marry
a man who is looking for snap in
the way of money, and who will not
easily be convinced that his wife
should quit good job just because
she has changed her name.
And the Idaho young fellow,
shocked into what he will regard as
evidence that women are all insincere
sharp tongued and impertinent, WILL
work along till he is forty-five, and
then get mad at himself for living
alone, and marry woman out of a
matrimonial school
and she will have half his farm in ali
mony and the rest in lawyers fees
before he is fifty.
1t is unfortunate that the girl put
her name in the pocket of the
pants"
Or, having put it there, it Is un-
fortunate for both of them that she
didn't tell the Idaho young man to
meet her in Salt Lake with the ring
and the license,