Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-21
Confined from fase Is

s. Witte and William II. Hoogs. What
Is contained IN the various cages, pens.
confined In this shop bear no resem-
blance to anything ever shown In Ho.
nolulu.
Regardless Of Beef Trust.
A beating of gongs, and a whole lot
OF XII Wing naturally attracted atten-
ton a little further along the line and
before one Is aware of It, the enclosure
Of the Look See Company looms mp.
This ia high-class Chinese restaur-
ant II was only after much persuas-
ion that the astronomical services OF
one All Look, formerly of Shek Wal
Tong San Shut, China, was secured
to preside over the kitchen. The res.
taurant has been fitted up In Oriental
splendor. The Elks have spent a lot
of money on this feature. In charge of
the place is Lee Sawalish, and he is
assisted by Frank f. Howes. Chop
suey, frankfurters and big line OF
other edibles have been prepared for
the hungry. A number of well known
society people have consented to serve
on the committee and they include
Mrs. l.. M. Whitehouse, Mrs. Fred Car
ter, and the Misses Ellay Murray, EN-
ma Lyons, Annie Hecht. There will
also be four small Chinese misses who
will assist in the serving of refresh
ments. The only Henry vierra. has
been secured as spleler and interpret.
er for the Look See Company. The
ladies' who will preside over this booth
will be arrayed In the most beautiful
and expensive Chinese costumes ever
seen in Honolulu.
Adjoining the restaurant was a
booth which upon entering bore a
striking resemblance to full.fedged
stock exchange or bucket shop. Here
there was good deal of talk going
the rounds about free trip to the
Volcano. The ambition Of the news.
paper man to scorch few post cards
oyer the lava cracks was summarily
nipped In the bud. however. when he
was told that to the ladies only would
such trip be given.
The Lady and the Volcano.
The Free Trip to the Volcano booth
is large room fitted up like stock
brokers' room. with its large black
board, its chalkers, clackers. barkers
and host OF persons which go to make
up the whirl of speculative life
George O'Neil has charge of the booth
and he is assisted by ID. II. Davis ant
Supervisor Mcclellan. Ed Dekum al
SO has considerable to do about the
place. It is here that candidates fol
the Elks trip to the Volcano will be
voted upon. Each vote will cost one
cent and this afternoon several goot
fellows came along Juggling hat boxes
with ballots which they propose cast
ing for their favorite. The Elks pro
pose to send the winner to the Vol
cano. there to remain for sufficient
length Of time for good visit to the
ratural wonder. The lucky person
will have the best transportation avail
able from Honolulu to Hilo, thence
TO the Volcano and return to Homo
lulu. The traveller will be the CUES
of the Elks and the Hilo fraternit,
will see to II that every comfort ant
courtesy is accorded the winner II
the contest. The voting tonight bidi
fair to be exceedingly spirited Bea
In mind, folks, that you must get thu
names of your candidates in early
n. r. Williams and Jack O'Conno
were trying their hand at spielint
for this attraction today.
Photographs while you wait will b.
another feature of the big show. Tn,
Photo Emporium in charge of Ray
mond IRWIN, and his assistants N. II
Young. Thos. O'Brien and Nelson
h. Lansing, told the newspaper MAJ
that they were prepared to take tn
picture of all Honolulu individually o
collectively at night. They have sc
cured the professional services of Ed
die Fernandez, whose ability alon