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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18
MAUI GAIETY

The testers Social held on April
lst at the home of Mr. and Mrs II.
b. Penhsllow was a decided success
says the Maui News of Saturday.
In spite of the very threatening wea.
Their nearly everybody In Wailuku
was there, and large number from
out Of town enjoyed the evening $
fun.
The first part OF the evening was
occupied with the farce that bore
the significant title "Obstinacy,"
which Is translation of German
play of great popularity, the English
title of which is THANK Heaven the
Table is Set" These words come.
into the play given the other night,
and upon these words and the un-
Willingness OF the women In the play
to say them the whole plot hangs.
Dan Case, Esq. in the person OF
the negro servant George" brought.
the house down. The other servant,
Lizzie" unprecedented exceedingly
wei by Mrs. C. NJ. Roberts, had all
the gestures and antics and the pro-
per coloring of one Of the blacklist of
negresses. She kept everyone
a-laughing. The part of Robert
Austin" and his three weeks bride
was admirably played by Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. h. Battelle. who had the
longest role of the evening, and
pleased everyone by their exception
ally good representations. A hearty
laugh was in order the minute that
"Mr. and Mrs. Kent" knocked at
the door and entered. Mr.. Kent"
was recognized as Mr.. Leslie West,
and he was well made up and took
his part so comically that he kept
the audience on the giggle to the end
OF the play. Miss Turner always
plays her part well and she was cer-
tainly at her best in the work of the
evening.
A post Office was next in order
and very good side show. The
post oce was under the direction
of Mrs. Judge Kingsbury and Miss
Towner, and all kinds of serious
letters and those OF another nature
were sent and received through that
post office. The parcels, too, were
eagerly bought. and many pur-
chaser was well repaid for daring to
make a purchase on April Fools
night. For an hour and half the
post mistresses had all they could
attend to in supplying the insistent
demand for more letters.
Mrs. Mackay was decidedly clever
with her side show. The immediate
shout that arose after the first party
had entered the dark room, and been
initiated, was enough to keep long
standing line at the entrance. And
few knew until afterwards what
gruesome thing was actually passed
to them in that mysterious way.
Coffee and sandwiches were serv-
ed at the end of the evenings fun. |
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s. ss.ss "a: =, AhAZ1zM

New members have been admitted
to the Wailuku Union Church as fol-
lows: On Confession Of Faith-Or-
alton of Faith-Samuel Keliinol, for
merly member of the Grace Presby-
terrain Church. Oswego, N. Y; Jack
Rivers. formerly a member of the First
Baptist Church, Hudson, N. Y. BY
Letter--Daniel Webster Burchard,
from the First Methodist Church. San
Jose. California; Selden Bingham
Kingsburg, from the Central Union
Kaiulukea Schultz, from the Ka-
waiahao Chlrch, Honolulu. Mrs.
Renee Virginia Speck Whitehead.
from the First Methodist Church, Ho-
nolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18
FAIR VOTE SEEKERS
WARMING TO WORK
Miss Pangelinan Now Leads
OUTSIDE DISTRICTS CANDIDATES
ALL MAKE SUDDEN MOVES
UPWARD

AS predicted at the last count OF
votes in this all absorbing Califor-
MAY Yosemite trip contest the Inter
island boats brought In returns from
the other Islands and nearly all of
the candidates pOled votes that
made good additions to their stand
ing totals. In some instances, espe-
cially among the trip contestants,
The move toward the head of the list
was quite decided and may possibly
shake the faith of those who hold
the top line as TO their fancied Sc
,curity.
The count shows that there is no
change In the positions held by the
Chaperones although many polled
heavy votes. A change may be look
ed for, however, by the next count.
Trip Contestants.
In District /, Miss Pangelinan.
employed at the Palm Cafe steps in.
TO the FIRST place once more, closely
q followed by Miss McCabe, who held
that envied position for two previ-
ous counts. Miss Sasaki and Miss
Johnson, both show by the bunch of
votes cast that they are bidders for
the honor of having their names on
the first line. Miss Macy moved up
a fairly good figure and squirt on
her part would place her among the
top nOtchers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18

A cablegram was received Satur.
day announcing the death in San
Francisco, of C. E. Williams. father
of II. II. Williams of this city. The
late Mr.. Williams was at one time Il
resident of Honolulu leaving here for
Australia during the gold excitement,
later returning to Honolulu and enter
ing extensively into the furniture bus.
mess.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18

Three Japanese had buggy smash
up out on the Nuuanu road yesterday.
One of the men had his arm broken
and another received several bad
bruises on the face.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18

New Athletic underwear. B. V. D..
goods, new shirts and pajamas, in
light weight and pretty colors. A
fine lot OF new suitlngs at zee Chan
& Co.'S. King and Bethel street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-18
BAND CONCERT.

The Hawaiian band will give a pub
lie concert at Emma Square at 1880
this evening. The program will be as
follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-09
Fish Department

Sea Food direct from the sea
to your home via the Perth
Amboy City Market. Fisher
men employed by US bring us
Fresh Fish daily. Therefore
we are always able to offer fresh
goods. On hand :
Weak Fish Heaacck Steak
BIue FISH Cod Fish
White Fish opssaHgSsaHsS
Butter Fish. ssslHS|Aa zsas8sH ssSa Rsslssls a5sas53
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17
STATE COLLEGE NOTES.
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Norman, Oklahoma, April l6-Tne
announcements in regard To the sum
mcr session at the university have
been out for some time. The school
begins immediately after commence
ent, June 18th. and viii last eight
weeks. From one to six courses will
be- Offered in twenty-five subjects. Fun
credit will be- given for the work com.
pleted.
The students in the department OF
geology are planning to take their an
nual spring camping excursion to the
ArDuckle mountains about April 2lst.
They viii camp out near some suita.
bic spring or stream, and to wOr
collecting fossils and making maps Of
! the different formations. About sixty
students expect to make the trip un.
der the charge OF the professors in
the geology department.
one OF the best chapel talks OF the
year was given Monday by Rev. Percy
| Knickerbocker, pastor of ST. Luke
/ church. Oklahoma City. He talked on
education ana the student in actual
/ life.
The ten members of the university
chess club have played seven games
this semester. At present Wiley leads
with percentage OF one thousand.
Two exhibition games OF baseball
Ncre played here with the MctropOli
tans of Oklahoma City last Monday
and Tuesday. The varsity boys oio
well in the first game holding the
professionals down to the score of
TO .. The Sooners played hcady hal
but were no match for the leagurcrs in
base running and hitting. The batter
les for Oklahoma We're Buttram ana
Conklin
The second game was less interest
ing than the first the "Mets" winning
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easily II to o. The score b. innings
of the game follows:
Nets. o.. .......O 2 . "a ELL
Suoners ......0 o u u o o o o o
oklahoma batteries Bridgewater
and Conklin
Director of Athletes. John &. Oar
ling has sent out information booklets
descriptive Of the interscholastic field
and track meet which is annuaiiy ae!d
at the university the last of April.
This year the meet comes off the 10Th
and 30th. Several high schools have
written that they will be present with
large delegations. Special trains from
each direction will accommodate the
crowd. TIE I W. G. 4. girls are
planning 10 sell refreshments at q
nominal price on the campus. The meet
promises to be the largest and best
ever held on Boyd field.
The interclass base ball schedule
has been arranged and seven games
will be played TO decide the class
championship OF the school. In ac
cordance with the rules a list of play
ers must be posted on the bulletlr
board OF science hall three days be
fore the game so that those who arr
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Continued on page nine)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17
Southeastern State Normal.

Durant. Okla, April l6.-Seyeral
students OF the department of biology
accompanied by the head OF the de-
partment. Miss Hockaday. took a trip
to Armstrong "Wednesday in search
OF specimens.
The Grider implement company o,
Durant has presented the normal base
ball team with a splendid set OF new
suits.
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not eligible may be ruled out. This
will keep anyone who is not regularly
enrolled and classified from partic,-
pating.
Membership in the chapel choir has
been limited to eight so that better
work VIII be possible.
Justice Williams of the supreme
bench lecturcd to the law students
Wednesday afternoon at 1880. He
discussed the provisions In the state
constitution dealing with corporations.
his lecture was the third OF series
being given by him for the benefit of
the law students. Other prominent Ia W
yers and judges will lecture in the
near future.
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Thursday was Recognition day in

chapel. The senior class was honored
by being conducted in a body to the
rostrum and installed as teachers.
while the undcrclassmen showed their
respect by giving yells In their hon
or. A special program followed, com
posed of music. an address by the
president, making the affair one OF
the most enjoyoble which the new
school has yet experienced as
whole.
Prof. Laird lectured at TupelO. on
Friday, during the educational conven-
tion, ON liquid air and the wireless
telegraph.
\ neat pamphlet. setting forth the
advantages of the summer term of
the Southeastern Is being printed and
issued by the advertising committee.
/ Work is begun on n temporary audi
| torium on the normal campus. con-
structed especially to meet the needs
of the summer term. II will seat
three thousand.
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by Miss Boone in preparing the
program. which is an unusually ex
cellent one
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And so there 1t Is II | were to
tell my lady friend her husband is
mean. she would become offended.
\ woman will low her husband
better II man cusso, him or an
other woman praises MIN When ]
was boy py father sent me to
neighbor's house to get some tool
or farm implement hc had loaned
to the neighbor. The latter was
not at home, he was over at the
country store where ho spent most
Of tine time. 50 told the wife what
| had come after Hasn't John
never returned that ploW?' she ask
ed. And she proceeded 20 tell how
trifline her husband was She was n
good woman, though rather garrulous.
She gave John fits and offered to
prove there. then. by me. all she
said. Finally |. a young fellow that
wanted To be- gallant and agreeable,
said. Yes. maam. John is trifliug
and
You're liar she roayad and
I vac glad enough To- get out of it,
No. sir. YOU had better not under
take to help the wife in q con
troycrsy between her and her hus-
band There is danger in it--in her.
But ! do say that q woman Is
partner In business with her hus
band and he ought not To insist on
being the sole cashier \ woman
who does her part should share
in the inc me of the business. one
partner in business should not
have to 20 down on his knees to
get the proceeds of the business.
But a man may say his wife is not
economical. Certainly not. woman
is never economical she is either
spcndthrift or stingy. lIut that
does not alter the case, she is a
partner In the business and has
her rights as q partner and does
not under the law, have to beg for
them.
knew n man. one man only. who
carried this idea into practice. lie
did business In the partnership name
Richard Roe and Wife The
sign over the stcrc, his bill heads
and letter heads bore the partner
ship name, Richard Roe and Wife,
All letters and orders were signed
by Richard Roe aud Wife" All
papers were signed the same way.
yet the Sife had no interest in the
business except what she made by
/ her work and what her husband
gave her. He was considered the
most honest. honorable man i'm his
/ neighborhocd. He was fair in his
| dealing with even his wife.
/ Richard Roe Il Wife" Is that
your firm name? Go. hang out the
sign Richard Roe Il Wife. Dealers
in Domestic Bliss, Good Cheer. Some
sympathy and Helpfalness and Some
Children. We sell nothing in our
establishment. We give away what
we deal in. even our children. and
We have one daughter now we eX
pect TO give to some young fellow
who wants partner in his business
lSigned) Richard Roe a. Wife
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First Ward Mothers Meeting

F'ot "'otUCEo WCCttN9
The Franklin Mothers Club will
meet Wednesday at 3 p. m. with
the following program:
Song-Glee Club.
Legal Disabilities Of Mothers
Mrs. Josephine Carr.
DO Mothers Need the Ballot?"--
Miss Anna Matthews.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Westheimer.
What Are the Proper Laws of
Women and What Jurisdiction Over
Her Children do the Laws Of Okla
homa Give Mother?'-Mrs. w.
X. Burnitt.
This topic. which is very seldom
discussed nor even given any
though by the busy housekecp-
er. Will prove of great benefit
to all who will attend. II appeals
To every thinking woman Mothers
from the other wards are invited
II meet with us.
tt
ne orlo tluD ala not meet Friday
but will meet in regular session
on next Friday afternoon and study
the program for April 29nd OF
Eastern Mythologles." The subject
of discussion is The Uses OF Myth
ology." Miss Bliss Ccrlew will LEAD
the table talk on the Grand Can
/ yOr.
f.
The Busy Bees meet on Saturday
with Miss Aiusworth
b
Miss Lila Stansil very charmngl,
entertained with bridge whist ol
yesterday afternoon
-'-~->~--~--~-~---~~~~~>>~---~---,
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Monday evening the Ladies of
the Leaf will observe their annual
Spring Musicale. which Is announced
in the Year Book as follows:
April Eighteenth
The song that We hear with our
ears is only the song that We sing
in our hearts"
Evening Session.
Leader-Mrs. Dexter.
Mrs. Sass and Mrs Gil
At Home
with
Mrs. Sayre.
Mrs. Dexter has been assisted
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Oklahoma A. 4 NJ. College.
Two very interesting baseball
Continued on Page Four.
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y
IT BEINi \ SKETCH FROM TIL
LIFE.
lBy Arthur Guitcrmanl
It's eyes are gray.
Its hair Is either brown
or black;
And strange to say
Its dresses button down
the back
II wears plume
That loves TO frisk around
NY ear:
II crowds the room
With cushions in a mound
And queer
Old rugs and lamps
In corners q Ia Turque,
And things.
1t steals my stamps,
And when ! want TO work
1t sings!
II rides and skates
But then. It comes and fills
My walls
With plaques and plates,
And keeps me paying bills
And calls
'Tis firm; for II
should my many woes
Deplore
Twould only sniff
And perk its little nose
Some more.
It's bright, though small
And rhymes. you may ha'
guessed.
With strife"
Yet, after all.
II gives a wondrous 2est
To life,
#
We do not care
Who found the pole,
Nor where the dig dig
Digs its hole.
We do not care
Where Leon Ling
Is hiding. nor care
What the thing
In bonnets will be
For this spring.
We do not care
II meat Is high,
For We can eat
Our chicken pie
We do not care
II houses won't rent.
For we do not own
A single cent.
These things do not
Our souls condone--
Iiut We want TO know
When WILL they fix our
Telephone?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17

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si.o0 by high-class ,oilc, counters OF mail.
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program. which is an unusually ex.
cellent one
Fl:
Cheer Up
An Italian Professor has been
making an international study of
feet. and has reached conclusions
that are not likely to be welcomed
with feminine approval.
lie is not diplomatic savant;
he does not join the poet in praising
those little feet that peep in and
out beneath the edge of the skirt
He bluntly reduces to mere .
Ter cent of the total those women
who have perfect feet, and ne puts
the blame upon the shoes of high
heels and pointed toes
Certainly there is nothing novel
about his conclusion. 1t has been
stated before. But American won.
On may learn from him that II
their feet are small they are too
broad
Women of the Latin races have,
I'm his view. the prettiest feet, al.
though the French have contorted
theirs by shoes that do not fit.
Perhaps that may be news of
value t. the American manufacturers
OF footgear who seek to increase
their exports. This professor appar-
emily has been scrutinizing also the
marble feet Cf statues. as he con
cludcs that the maids Of Athens.
( some Of whom must have been
models, were of pedal excellence.
lie recommends, therefore. the
wearing of sandals and going bare.
/ foot in the house. Fancy an after.
noon tea with the ladies all tread.
/ ing the rugs with unprotected soles,
II is not ungallant to suggest
that some revelations might be too
frank for comfort. This is not a
/ subject for a professors edct II
must be left to that will or tina,
won't that makes an end ont.
tt
Home Mission Society.
The Woman's Home Mission SO
ciety OF the Broadway Methodist
church meets at the church Tucsda,
afternoon at o'clock.
Leader. Mrs Bass
Song 1879
Prayer.
Scripture lesson. Matt. 26:6l l3.
The Work of Deaconess
Garbutt.
Reading. AN Evening at the Sta
tion"-Mrs. Charles Gunter.
"Deaconess as Pastors Assistant
Mrs. T. X. Kearney.
Song no
Prayer-Mrs. Madden
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-19

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