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

meles. There Is not single obJec-
tionable. feature in the dance. The
dancers are young and comely Ha-
waiian girls. They are thoroughly
trained In the business and in con-
nection with the old-fashioned hula
they also give the Hula Kui, more
modern dance, in which the services
of an orchestra of the stringed varl;
ETY. will be utilized. The dancers will
alternate. Mrs. Hiram Kulii has the
dance under her direct supervision,
and this insures that the big event
at the Buffalo, Exposition some years
ago will be eclipsed. There is well
equipped stage In this theater, and
the place is well lighted. There will
be plenty of seats for all.
On Trial for Their Lives. -, ,o.
There arH at least two hundred rep
resentative citizeps of Honolulu
drawn from the ranks of the capital
lists, merchants, professional men and
clergy who are to be dragged forth
from the crowd Of Carnival merry
makers either tonight or tomorrow
night and be treated to visit to the
Apologize Court. I.t.
This is police stunt over which
the Elks have expended much mid
night electricity In its preparation.
The Apologize Court is certainly a
fearsome thing in the complication Of
its legal machinery. Chief Justice
Lou Whitehouse, with his Associate
Justices. James II. Coke and Il. A.
Douthitt, were going through the
initial Formally of opening court when
the newspaper men boldly entered
where policemen and dozen de-
tectives feared to tread. Prosecuting
Attorney Charles Chillingsworth i'm.
mediately brought the intruder to bar
turbed the quiet of the day by advo.
eating woman's suffrage on the liquor
question. A fine of ten cents was i'm
posed, which was reluctantly drawn
from fast depicting purse and trans,
ferred to Keeper of the Royal Elk
chequer Louis A. Horner. The whole
proceeding was taken down by +. A.
Sullivan, the official photographer. II
Torrance Lake is the court bailiff and
he is fearsome appearing minion OF
the law. -.
Legal Array Supreme Order.
Forty policemen were present
decked out In costumes which savored
of the Medieval reign Of the Henry's
while the peculiar pattern of the De
tective's raiment was freely comment
ed upch as It has been seen but little
in public of recent years. The Police
Department of Elks' Trail will be
under the immediate jurisdiction OF
Jack Doyle. The squad is captained
by Sam Chillingsworth and his chiel
deputy Is 'Doodey" Morse. The APP
plegate Court will deal out impartial
justice at the rate OF ten cents to 9
dollar. All classes of persons withou,
regard to birth. residence or previous
condition of servitude or politics will
come under It's influence. All will be
tried for offences against the Car
nival statutes. Whitehouse was some
what of lawyer back In the States
and he was closeted with two In
fiuentlal criminal lawyers this morn
ing, refreshing his memory and burn
ishing up his storohouse of legal lore
There Is practically no limit to tho
antiquities and other exhibits of mod
ern times to be found within the build
ing which bears the liable "Ye OLE
Curiosity Shop"
While the Trail is comparatiyel,
straight 1t is certainty that all foot
steps will lead within the portals o
the curio shop. The noisy barker
dressed in conversational raiment
could not begin to tell of its wonders
II Is simply rich and there is a sur
prise in every package as the leader o
the band rightly said today. Arthu
Mcintosh presides over this feature
With him are Clarence Waterman, w