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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-08

Florence, May 7.-(Special)-The offlciai
count of Mondays vote In Lauderdale
county was completed at p. M today ana
is as follows: O'Neal 1444, Mallory 9lt;
Seed 1247. Thomas 500. For senator Bank
head 1886, Knox 1877, White $780, For attor-
new general. Brickell 4S4, Bulger l3l, Rid
die 1921 For secretary of state, Brown
1924. Greer 376. For treasurer, Hodge
14s. Flrifoy 1011, Wilkinson 747. For su-
perintendent of education, DuBose 2O9'
sharpe 69S, Willingham 1914 For commits
sioner of agriculture, Kolb 956, Ward $780,
Johnson $40. For auditor. Allgood SIS, Ken
nedy 26S. Smith 1856. For railroad COM
missioner, Craft 49, Hamburger 795. Julian
1924, Kennedy 2l7, Lusk SAL, McCord Sz9'
Price 139 For chief justice, Dowdell slS,
Nesmith 973. For associate justice, Ander-
son 1906, Evans 1873, Somerville sos. For
state senator. Allen 140l, Briggs b23.
Charles E Almon for circuit Judge; r.
r. Simpson, Jr., for solicitor, and w. H.
Simpson for chancellor had no opposition
Judge Alrnon polling the highest vote, or
1874, with total vote of 1851.
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The Spotlight Spirit

From the Washington Evening Star.
1.-The census people promise absolute
secrecy concerning any information you
may give them"
Yes" replied Mrs Flmgit: II don't
see why they want to waste ones time
on something that isn't going to get any
bodys name into the newspapers"
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One Mans Lament

From London Truth.
why was / not born Fido?' muitereo
A shivering starving man on the emoahh-
ment. There is an enormous leakage Oh
love in the world. and it all pours on AMI
mails, The lap-dog suffering from surfeit
at one end of the social system, the LABOR
er starving at the other
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Something New

From Punch. :,
1.-THE stomach is not vital organ,
said a doctor at an Inquest person
can get on quite well without one.
This suggestion for new operation
comes Just at the right moment Society
was getting tired of having It's appendix
removed.
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From the Baptist Commonwealth.
The eyes of little Washington miss
was attracted by the sparkle of dew at
early morning. Mamma she exclaimed
its hotter'n I thought it was.
What do you mean?
Look here, the grass is all covered
with perspiration.
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Pipe Reverics

From Judge.
Great men do not drop out of the sky
in evening dress.
All is not bliss that, blisters.
Actors succeed stage by stage.
useful den these days Is a garden.
Don't cold storage your eggs before
they are laid.
The team that loses plays one kind of
baseball.
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persifiage and Its Reward

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer
The farmers wife frowned at the flip
young vagabond.
You seem remarkably fresh.' she said
"Yes'm,' he replied. I'm just out of
cold storage
Whereupon she gave him bowl of de-
natured mincemeat.
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Remedy

From the Housekeeper.
Said the bibluous gentleman who had
been reading birth and death statistics.
do you know, James, every time
breathe a man dies?"
Then. said James, why don't you
chew cloves?"
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From the Baltimore American.
Are you going to have a garden this
SUMNER
az think not
Aren't you going to try to raise any
thing?'j
"Oh. yes; I'm trying to raise the mort
gage"
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O'NEAL' s MAJORITY
FOR GOvERNORSH|P
WILL REACH 10000
Official Returns Are Received
From All But One
County
SEED DEFEATS THOMAS
BY OVER 10000 VOTES
DowdeII Beats Nesmlth for Chief JUS
tice BY Substantial Majority and
McCord and Julian Are the
New Commissioners

The official returns from &C counties in
Alabama show Col. Emmett ONeal's ma
jority for governor In last Mondays pri-
mary to have been 12,709. Washington
county is the only county which re-
mains to be heard from In the governors
race.
Leon McCord and Frank n. Julian are
the new railroad commissioners, having
had comparatively easy sailing against
their opponents. McCord, with the returns
at hand, has 42,132 votes, Julian 1851,
Hamburger S2,o31, Price 1880, Lusk A.57f,
Kennedy 1S245 and Craft 1858 votes.
Walter d. Seed has defeated E. Perry
Thomas. Mr. Seeds majority over Thorn
as exceeds 10000 votes, returns at hand
indicating a majority of 1892.
Dowdel defeated Nesmith for chief
justice of the supreme court with COM
parative ease, his majority being $500, ac-
cording TO the figures received from the
various counties.
These offices were the only ones about
which there was any doubt
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Thc pcrmnnent Fruit

From the Washington Evening Star.
1.-The fruit crop has -failed?' exclaimed
the apprehensive person.
Yes" replied the gloomy boarder. but
what's the use of trying to be hopeful
That never applies to prunes.'
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Would Leave 1t Flat.

From Harper's weekly.
Mr.. Wickersham invites the insurgents
to get out of the republican party.
Ii Is like asking the bubbles to get out
Of the champagne,
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Lost Their Confidence

From Puck.
you say she is no longer editor of the
Womens Corner?'
mo She wrote so many articles on
how TO make over last years hats that
her readers began to suspect she was a
man.
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From the Chicago Tribune.
Il hear -'e''" dad say like the devil
the other day."
M .....>N. -.-s5 a right to talk about the
devil. He's preacher"
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quite So

From the Housekeeper.
There seems to be a strange affinity
between a darkey and chicken"
Naturally. One is descended from Ham
and the other from eggs
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MARENGO

Linden, May 7.-(Special.)-T follow
Ing is the official vote of Marengo county
as canvassed by the county democratic
executive committee here today: Mallory
1912, O'Neal 693; Seed 1123. Thomas COL;
Brown 1872. Greer 499; Hodge IS, Purifoy
1884, Wilkinson 597; Allgood 424, Kennedy
Ill, Smith 1140; Brickell 100, Bulger 1893,
Riddle 1884, DuBose 5O2, Sharpe 240 Will
bingham 9S9; Johnson 49, Kolb 14S, Ward
12S, Craft 131; Hamburger 5s4. Julian &c.
Kennedy 1875, Lusk 331, McCord COZ, Price
1897: Dowdell iii; Nesmith $40; Sayre 1902,
Anderson 171S, Evans $50, Somerville 94S;
Aston 1899. For judge of First judicial
circuit Gilmore $50, Lakeland 800. For So
licitor of First judicial circuit, Gray 1923.
McDuffie 935. For chancellor of south
western chancery division, Smith 1454 For
United States senator, Bankhead 1884,
Knox 214, White 400. For representative
in Sixty-second Congress of United States
from the First congressional district of
Alabama, Taylor 1878. C. H. Miller for
state senator and s. L. Strickland and
George Pegram, for the legislature, are
elected. C. X. Abrahams, W. D. Barr,
w w. Barr, II. c. Carter, c. B. Cleve-
land, ]. C. Dunn, G. w. Hasty, DIR. ]. D.
Jones, ]. J. King. Henry Mcdaniel, E.
e. Taylor, w. M. Tucker and I. q. Vim
are elected delegates to the state con-
vention.
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MORGAN

Decatur, May -(Speclal.)-The official
counting Of Mondays primary election
was held here today at the courthouse
and completed late this afternoon. The
result follows: O'Neal 1881, Mallory 1884;
Seed 1867, Thomas 1112, Brown 1881, Greer
$780, Hodge ITO, Purifoy 1872. Wilkinson 15S
Allgood 976. Kennedy 24O Smith 1911 ;
Brickell 1887. Bulger 429. Riddle GIG; Du-
bose 919, Sharpe 544. Willingham 1873;
Johnson 1913. Kolb 1919. Ward SIG; Craft
233, Hamburger $50, Julian 1869, Kennedy
143, Lusk SIS. McCord 1921, Price $50;
Dowdell 1872, NeSmith 1877; Sayre 2091 An
derson 1900, Evans 1872, Somerville 1411;
Aston 20S4. Circuit judge, Speake 1895,
Kyle 1924. Circuit solicitor, Almon 237S
mo opposition. Chancellor. Simpson 2247
(no opposition. United States senator,
Bankhead 111S, Knox 31S, White 1866. For
Congress, Williams 24s5 mo opposition.
For state senate, Sherrod 1880 (no oppo.
sition). Executive committeeman. Albes
and Skeggs.
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MARION

Hamilton, May 7.-tSpecial.)-Th Off
cial count in Marion county follows: NAL
lory $50, O'Neal 491; Seed 1855, Thomas go;
Brown 1913, Greer 20: Hodge 81, Purifoy
5SS. Wilkinson 1874; Allgood 1856. Kennedy
AZ. Smith 2S1; BriclSell 253, Bulger 60, Rid
die 67S; DuBose 81. Sharpe Al. Willing.
ham 651 Johnson 545. Kolb 179, Ward III;
Craft n, Hamburger 237, Julian 6S1, Ken
nedy IS, Lusk $50. McCord 145. Price So;
Dowdell 246. NeSmith 765: Anderson 757,
Evans 3s9. Somerville 579 Banlnead 697,
Knox "A, White 319; Fife S39, Mitchell 149.
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AUTAUGA

Frattville, May 7.-(Special.)-1ne Of
fetal count today gives Mallory 4o4,
O'Neal 610 Thomas 424, Seed 595; Purifoy
30, Wilkinson 746, Kolb $50, Ward w;
hamburger ss6 Julian 40s, Kennedy 147
Luslz 2eS. McCord 507, Price 1854; Dowdell
769 Nesmith 266.
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Oneonta, May 7.=(Special Follow
ing is the official count of the state
ticket in Blount county:
For governor, Mallory 749, O'Neal
ia For lieutenant governor Seed 80
Thomas sos. For secretary of state,
Brown 975, Greer BAG. For treasurer,
Hodge "A, Purifoy 500, Wilkinson iSG.
For auditor Allgood 1120, Kennedy a.,
Smith 300 For attorney general, Brick :
ell 4S6, Bulger 81, Riddle S13. For
superintendent of education, DuBose
447, Sharpe 176. Willingham. IT'S. Eor
commissioner of agriculture and in
dustries, Johnson 1872, Kolb 4S2, Ward
500. For associate railroad commissions
or, Craft 50, Hamburger Jr, 319. Jul
nan 594, Kennedy 90, Lusk $40, Nc
Cord 524, Price AS. For chief Justice
of the supreme court, Dowdell 4s8.
NeSmith S76 For associate Justice of
the supreme court for the unexpired
term, Sayre ISL. For associate iustice
of the supreme court for the regular
term, Anderson 753. Evans 1876, Somer-
Vile S96. For supernumerary Judge.
Aston 1920. For Judge of Sixteenth iu-
dlcial circuit, Blackwood 1885. For So
licitor of Sixteenth judicial circuit, Emf
bry 1858 For chancellor of Northwest
ern chancery division, Benners, $40. For
United States senator for term begin
ming March 4, 1913, Bankhead ISL
Knox 1877, White 329. For representa-
tive in Sixty-second Congress of United
states from the Ninth congressional,
district of Alabama. Underwood 1913
For state senator from Third senatorial
district, Parker 1874, Reilly $40 St
| John 5S4. For executive committeeman
| from Ninth congressional district, IIar.
rell, Blackwood, elected.
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LAJIDERDAIE

$40. Madison 800. Judge Kyles majorities
are $50 in Cullman and 200 in Limestone
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DEWEY PRAISES y
THE DEAD K,::::'' e

New York, May 7-(Special. )-"Kis
ward was prince of peace and hisy~
has been influential in preserving =
peace of Europe" said Admiral &c,
Dewey, when asked what effect. in
opinion. the Kings death would
upon politics. Fl
THAT to me- he continued. lis one
the chief reasons for regarding his deal
just at this time as cause for world
wide sorrow. He was a man of lnro
diplomacy. and this was supplemented b
a personal charm that enabled iillll
carry his point when his aim was /
smooth out difficulties. He was confront
ed with some very serious problems i
his own kingdom in his last days, and h
had shown much wisdom in his attitud
concerning them. That they shoulqorA
rorf -oi Inn r..
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Double Springs, May 1.-tSpecial.)-The
,ourty democratic executive committee of
WINSTON county met here today and can
vassed the votes cast In the primary
election, snd the votes cast show that the
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adds to the sorrow of the 4
land. AS to world problem
that the beneficial effects d
done as one of the worker
peace will long survive hin
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LAM AR
ny 7.(Spe
! vote of |
MADISON

Huntsville. May 7.-tSpecial)-On the
face of the returns of the vote cast in
the primary election of Monday, Judge
Daniel w. Speake has been elected to
succeed himself as judge of the Eighth
judicial circuit. Judge Speake's najori-
ties are az follows; Lawrence 457. Morgan
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WALKER

Jasper, May I-(Special 1.-The follow
ms is the official count of the state
ticket in Walker county, just completed,
The county ticket not yet finished:
For governor, Mallory 1858, ONeal 1856
as 97S; for secretary of state, Brown 1918,
Greer 247 for treasurer, Hodge III, Puri-
fov 1923, Wilkinson 1854; for auditor, All
good $780, Kennedy 147. Smith 1890: for
attorney general, Brickell 1862 Buger 351.
Riddle 750 for superintendent of educa-
ton, DuBose 1471, Sharpe 112, willing
ham S22; for commissioner of agriculture
Johnson ga, Kolb 1894, Ward 1872 for asso-
ciate railroad commissioner, Craft 431
Hamburger 554, Julian 1911, Kennedy 14s
I.usk 654. McCord iii, Price $780, for chief
justice of the supreme court DowdeH
76C, NeSmith 1911; for association Justice
o. the supreme court for the unexpired
term, Sayre 1886: for associate Justice of
the supreme court for the regular term,
Anderson 1858. Evans 49, Somerville 1905;
for supernumerary judge. Aston 2O47; for
judge of Fourteenth judicial circuit, Lacy
2063: for solicitor of Fourteenth judicial
Gil cult, Bankhead 2212; for chancellor of
northwestern chancery division, Benners
1873: for United States senator for term
beginning March 4, 1918. Bankhead 1891
Knox 1852, White, $40; for representative
In Sixty-second Congress of the United
States from the Sixth congressional dis
trict. Hobson 1902: for state senator from
Twelfth senatorial district, Beasley 171e
for executive committee man from Sixth
congressional district, Gibson 1867.
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DEkALB

Fort Payne. May Especial. 1.-The Of
fetal vote for DeKalb county Is as fol-
lows: For governor, Mallory sol, ONeai
799: for lieutenant governor, Seed 1850
Thomas All; for secretary of state, Brown
800 Greer ass; for treasurer, Hodge 102
Purifoy TAI, Wilkinson Gil: for auditor
Allgood 904, Kennedy 1853. Smith 1923; for
attorney general, Brickell 2S7, Bulger 49,
Riddle III; for SUPERINTENDENT of educa-
ton, DuBose GA. Sharpe 107, Willingham
741; for commissioner of agriculture, john
son oil. Kolb 576. Ward $40; for railroad
commissioner. Craft 156, Hamburger S.
Julian $685. Kennedy 203, Lusk 1853, Nc
Cord 637, Price $780,, for chief Justice Dow
dell 1885, NeSmith $50; for associate JUS
tice, Sayre 1191 Anderson $685. Evans 49,
Somerville 6S3: for supernumerary judge.
Aston 1877; for circuit judge Ninth ju-
dicial circuit, HARRISON 1898, Talley 47S
for solicitor Ninth circuit, Appleton So4
Hunt SOB; for United States senator. Bank
head 9O2 White 59s. Knox 146; for state
senator, Rattray 475, Nance 969; for rep
resentative. Quinn 77S, Elrod 65s. Brown
311: for probate Judge. Croley 1884, Cook
3ll Keener 1o6; for circuit clerk. Camp
bell 562, Burt Az, Russell 319; Mann 213
White 80; for sheriff. Harris SOS: Mar
but 41S, Holleman 311. Clutwood Z3. Ho :.
nea sS The county is very close In this
district for solicitor, Colonel Hunt claim
ing the district by one vote, while APP
pleton claims 1t by nine.
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MADISON


Huntsville, May Observation-Disclosures
official count of the ballots cast IN
Madison county in the election CT
Monday raised the majority of Colonel
O'Neal to 1877 votes. more than 100
in excess of the estimate. Every pro-
hibition candidate on the ticket of 4.
that stood for election to the state
convention was defeated and Madison
county will send a solid delegation of
is to Montgomery to help shape the
barty platform for local option.
The count showed the following re-
suit: Mallory l101. O'Neal 1888; Seed
ll92 Thomas 1905; Brown 1906. Greer
1925, Hodge 1853. Purifoy 1850. Will.in-
son 544; Allgood 1873. Kennedy 81,
smith 1864; Bsickell 1858, Bulger s6a,
Riddle PAS; DuBose T45, Sharp l!63.
Willingham 956; Johnson 61s, Kolb 1909,
Ward 305; Craft 231. Hamburger, IT.,
$50, Julian s97, Kennedy 1859. Lusl1
9S9, McCQ-d 1853, Price 500; Dowdell
1919, NeSmrs,-s 1854; Anderson 1918. Ev-
ans 1888. Sonerville 1880. For circuit
Judge, Kyle 1863. Speake 1715. For
senator, Bankhead 1897 Knox ss5,
White 146. Judge Speake appears 20
lie the winner for the judgeship III
the Eighth circuit
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COOSA


Rockford May 7.-(Special THE Off
cial count In Coosa county follows
For governor, Mallory 516, ONeal 74O
For lieutenant governor, Seed 657, Thomas
BOA For secretary of state, Brown 7O2,
Greer 1888. For treasurer, Hodge So, Puri-
foy 749, Wilkinson 331. For auditor. ALL
good 517, Kennery 1913, Smith 400. For at
torney general. Briclxel 2S9, Bulger 26O
Riddle 66S. For superintendent of edu-
cation, DuBose 167, Sharpe III, willing
ham S26. For commissioner of agricul-
ture and industries, johnson SSS, Kolb 56s
Ward 1888. For associate railroad COM
missioner, Craft IS, Hamburger 444. Julian
49, Kennedy 65, Lusk 292. McCord 652
Urice 242. For chief justice of the su-
preme court, Dowdell 721, NeSmith 419
For associate justice OF the supreme
court for the unexpired term, Sayre $780,
For associate justice of the supreme
court for the regular term, Anderson 6O9
Evans 493, Somervile SAG. For SUPER
numerary Judge, Aston 81. For Judge of
Fifth judicial circuit Brewer $685. Lackey
674 For solicitor of Fifth judicial circuit
Bowling 1853, Stevens 422. For chancellor
of northeastern chancery division, White
side 925 For United States senator for
term beginning March 4, 1913 Bankhead
S07. Knox 22, White pa For represen-
tative in sixty-second Congress of United
States from the Fifth congressional dis
trict of Alabama. Driver All, Hehn S26
For state senator from Thirty-fourth
senatorial district, Merrill $685. Judge of
probate 275, Goggins ia. Walker 1865.
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ST. CLAIR


Pell City. May 7.-(Special.) 1.-The demo-
cratic executive committee of ST. Clair
county met at Odenvile yesterday to can
vass the returns of this county, which re-
suited as follows:
For governor, Mallory 624. ONeal 42S
For lieutenant governor, Seed 633, Thorn
IS 271. For secretary of state, Brown
10, Greer III For treasurer Hodge ~
Purifoy 592. Wilkinson 1877. For auditor
Allgood GAG, Kennedy 81. Smith 1870. For
,ttorney general, Brickell 357, Bulger 237
RIDDLE 232. For superintendent of educa-
ion, DuBose 345, Sharpe 49, Wilingham
iS4 For commissioner of agriculture and
industries, Johnson 1926. Kolb $50, Ward
S. For associate railroad commissioner
Craft 15O. Hamburger rs. Julian 405, Ken
iedy 1S4. Lusk lib, McCord 319, Price POI
For chief justice of the supreme court,
Oowdell 1876. NeSmith 347. For associate
justice of the supreme court for the regu-
ar term Anderson 1876. Evans Oh Somer-
lille $50. For supernumerary Judge, AL
ston 742 For Judge of Sixteenth judicial
circuit, Embry SS4. For chancellor North
eastern chancery division, Whiteside 1865
For United States senator for term be-
ginning March L. 1913, Bankhead sos
Knox lis. White 1868. For state senator
from Sixth senatorial district. Brown 6S3
LAMAR
Vernon, May 7.-(Special.)-Th final
count of the vote of this county has
just been completed and the result is
as follows:
Mallory 657, O'Ncal SAP. Seed IT'S,
Thomas $50. Brown 775. Greer ass,
Hodge SO. Purifoy 500, Wilkerson GAL.
Allgood $40. Kennedy &c, Smith 34S
Brickell I'll, Bulger us, Riddle 1913,
Dubose 342, Sharpe 143, Willingham
no, johnson 369. Kolb 677, Ward 244
To-, I,,I;
Kennedy 1856, Lusk $685. McCord 466
Price 80, Dowdell 355. Ilesmith 1885,
sayre 1890. Anderson 572. Evans $685.
Somerville 176. Aston 1114, Collier 81 s.
Harwood $40, Mcqueen 144, Ormond
444, Nesmith $685. Simpson 1896, Hobson
1921, Bankhead 900, Knox 1856, White
42S, Beasley 1854, Young 1904, Miner
STS Redden 553.
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After waiting 46 years for her lover,
Fraulein Singer. aged GA. was united at
Altdorf to her fiance, Herr Mattaw, who
is of the same age. The couple left for
the Argentine on their honeymoon trip.
They knew each other as school children
and became engaged at the age of IS.
when Herr Mattaw left Switzerland for
South America to seek his fortune. The
couple correspondent regularly and er
changed over 1000 letters and scores Of
uhOtoxraphs. II - " .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-07
.lRECREA7IONS
a a xHsa ssx s4x a
AT THE NOVELTY.

Talk about sensations! Anyone not
knowing the full meaning OF the word
should go to The Novelty and see the
inimitable Princess Omene." the East
Indian dancer, Be sure to go early or
you cannot g I in for love nor money.
She has packed the house for two
weeks steady. doing three dances each
evening Her dance has never been
eQualed. The artistic manner In
which she handles the castanets is au
art In itself and makes her dance one
Of the most enhancing ever witnessed
She Is black-eyed beauty with black
curly hair. that the bald.headed row
raves about, and We don't wonder
Miss Beattie Galard in her pleasins
songs and dances and Miss Jane Wal
are both becoming favorites. The
new moving pictures will conclude on,
OF the hest bills In town.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-07
WALKER AND sruRm.

These two clever jugglers, who have
so well amused patrons OF the Park
Theater the last three nights, will
tonight introduce some new and novel
comedy juggling. The Mslnotte sis
tiers win render one Of the late songs
OF the day. and Vierra's orchestra will
have selections from sumo Of the late
musical successes.
The feature film will he Expert
Glass Blowing" one Of those educa.
iional nlms that make the motion pic
ture shlws the great edrcsto.' OF the
masses. Wonderful Remedies" Ia one
of Pathe's trick comedies. for which
this house Is no noted 1t will supply
base for good laugh
All IN all, the program at the Park
Theater this week can not be excelled
and is the biggest show ever given for
the money in this or any town.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-07

The White baseball nine defeated
the Waipahu bunch yesterday by a
score Of. to 4. The town team had
a good time down at the plantation
and enjoyed themselves muchiy, az