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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09
q y y
EVA PEOPLE 'sAVE
FINE ENTERTAINMENT
Plantation Men Enjoy Themselves
Big Crowd Attends Show. "

A very pretty variety entertain
meht was given at EVA last satur-
Jay evening
A large and elaborate stage was
specially built for the entertain
MEM, ana an advertising curtain
was prepared by sharp, each adver-
tisemeht being JOKE on an EVA
resident the curtain was Kept COW
cred t'ii all mad arrived, ana the un-
covering caused burst OF we'll
earned applause
me nan was arranged as tea
sarde% ana the ladies OF the com
'h''ee' IN wnite' WIN req caps anu
aprons' ~ai'eu on 'he taples'
Ihe program opened win play
me Maroie afcn' IN whlch Mr''
n"iph ID. nay ward. Mrs' D. neho'
tha Messrs' H. Muller ana James
''ains took part Gus murphy nlpue
spechal 'is'. 10 assist at 'he mar
rehearsai' aEu on SATURDAY evening
Tue curtain h"u 70 De raised se'erai
Times 10 achho"ieuse the repeu'eu
ea,Is'
rernapS .ne pest item Oh 'he even
ing was 'he song anu uahee trio
consisting OF Mrs' hayward anu
"e's,s. " Mu''ei anu W. H. r'omei'
All .hree were soou' Iahu hrs' nay
warn was rea''y eap'Na''hs'
'aines reh"ieh sang MY o"n
united states, ana James w. huu-
uihl"h sang As'eep III tue peep'
both liems being much appreciated
A recitation by Mrs. Bento, and a
duet by MRS. Hayward ana MRS.
behto' also Mary Dooiah' by H. D.
hayward ana piano seIec'ioh "!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09
MUBLtHtADtR At LEAGUE
GROUNDS This AFTERNOON
Guards to Play Infantry = Marines
to Try Their Luck With Cav
airy.

This afternoon the military
league will start up the second
spasm of its series at the league
grounds, and two interesting games
will be played. The y. G. II. viii
play the Fort Skaters, and the Ma
rines will tackle the Fifth Cavalry.
Both games should be good ones, and
the advent of the Skaters will be
welcomed by all the. fans. A pitch
er who is said TO be a civilian will
do the twirling for the Infantry.
and they should have a good show
with him in the box. II is too bad,
however, that the Skaters can not
find pitcher In their own ranks.
The Guards will turn out In their
new uniforms, and they will be a
picture to look at. II Is thought
that the Infantry will get such u
shock when the Guards turn out on
the diamond that they won't get 4
man to first. Sergeant Barry Is
feeling hopeful about the chances
OF his team in today's game. and II
won'tab his fault II the Guards are
beaten.
The first game will be at 1880
o'clock, and the second will start up
at $3.50. BY that time there should
be a big bunch OF fans present, and
the fun and sport should be good all
the afternoon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09
Two PULLS this
EVENING At PARK
PORTUGUESE VS.. MARINES,
HAWAIIANS VS.. C0LORED
Close and Exciting Events Antici.
pated - All Arrangements Per-
fected for Good Evening OF
Sport. .

This evening at the Athletic Park
the much-postponed tug-of-war cor.
test will be once more taken up.
The wet weather has played havoc
with the plans Of Promoter A. X
Vierra, and time after time the tour.
Rament has had to be dropped. How
ever, the ground Is n little better to-
day. and at 1880 O'Clock tonight the
first pull will be started.
In the. first tussle the Portuguese
will go up against the Americans,
and great tough pull Is anticipat-
ed The Portuguese are very .wiry
team, and the way they lay onto
the rope Is treat to see. While
not at all heavy team, they have
the muscular development that
counts. Their anchor is quite a
light man. but he has back that
will stand pretty well anything that
human being can.
The Marines, who represent the
+, Americans, did not do too well al
their first attempt few weeks ago
but they are expected TO put up a
better struggle tonight when they
go up against the Portuguese,
! The second pub tonight will be
! between the Hawailans and Colored
teams and again great struggle
should eventuate. The Hawaiians
would appear to be as good team
as has been seen In tugs-of-war In
this, city, and when they meet the
Portuguese there is sure going to be
something doing.
All the arrangements are COM
plete, and the pulls will start well
on time. The anchor belts are ali
prepared, and there will be no long
wait to annoy the spectators ana
make them yell out discouraging re-
marks to the contestants and Off
cials.
A great deal of interest Is being
taken In the series, and during the
past few weeks the teams have been
hard at work practising. The an
! chors especially have been doins
strenuous stunts, and they are ex-
pected to hold on or bust" tonight.
u u -
This afternoon at the Boys Field
the Y. NJ. c. A. field events will be
! pulled OF and some new records are
expected to be established. II will
be heard with regret that Charlie
, Mcleod will not be able to take
part In the shot-put or hammer
throw. as he was injured through q
fall frop his horse yesterday. Nc
Leod is confined to his bed at pres
ent, but will be around again In 9
day or two.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09
COUNTRY CLUB EN- :
FETE THIS EVENING
MANY NOVEL STUNTS
TO BE PULLED OFF
Freak Tournament This Afternoon
Amateur Show and Card
Games - Coed Singing and
Music.

This evening at the Country Club the
and one of the best stunts that ever
haA been pulled OF at the club is ex-
pected 20 occur. The idea originated
in the brain of Jimmie Dougherty and
although he is at present limping
around on crutches he will be the lead,
ing light In the affair this afternoon
and evening.
The freak tournament will be hell
during the afternoon and some good
fun will be gotten oH of the play
Then after the day Is finished the
golfers and their friends will sit down
to the much talked of dinner that Is TO
be the real thing In the kaukau line OF
business.
Every preparation has been made for
the spread and the efforts OF the men
who are responsible for the dinner
should be rewarded by the attendance
of every man who can manage to get
up TO the Country Club tonight. And
| AL the FUN won't be at the dinner table
either. As soon as the tables are
| cleared the indoor gymkana will be
staged and then those present will be
given one OF the most surprising per.
formances ever conceived in the brain
Of mortal man. There will beNcard
games. songs and athletic stunts that
will make an ordinary circus look like
ten cents. And when the bunch gets
warmed up properly there is going to
be one glorious time for couple OF
hours.
Some OF the best amateur singers
and dancers in the Territory are to
take part in the show, Nand Judging
from the way they have been parctic.
Ing for the past week their efforts will
he appreciated. II
But 1t is the dinner that will be the
great thing and as the object is to get
all the fellows together once more and
boost the Country Club along Il Is to
be hoped that the largest crowd that
ever stepped onto the Club lanai will
be In attendance tonight.
There will be no trouble about get
ting to and from the Country Club as
those people who have to take the
Rapid Transit cars will be able to
catch an auto from the end of the car
line
|. Now II Is up to the friends OF the
Country Club to get In and boost the
Booster" dinner to their best ability;
the rainy weather should soon cease
and then all the members can get busy
and roll up at the links as they did In
the past.
q .; ::
The Yacht Night at the Empire
Theater is going to be the best
stunt pulled of in Hawaii for years.
and the program that is being ar
ranged Is going to be the most
varied ever staged in Honolulu.
|
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09

The Yacht Night at the Empir'
Theater is going to be the hes
stunt pulled of in Hawaii for years
and the program that is being ar
ranged is going to be the mos
varied ever staged in Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09
TOYS NEARLY 1000
YEARS OLD FOUND

Pictures Of pieces OF crude sculpture
which Psychologists have assigned to
5000 to 5000 b. G. were shown at the
Royal Institution by the Rev. @. II. w.
Johns who gave an address on "Assy-
riology." One of the fragments dis
covered represented he said, the her
aldic device OF town called Lagash.
Describing the big "hnd" at Susa In
1904, Mr.. Johns said that the objects
constituted a deposit OF the founda-
tons OF great temple. They includ'
ed hundreds of gold. silver. lead and
bronze objects, statuettes, jewelry and
an enormous quantity of stone and
clay objects. as well as precious
stones Their beauty and variety
were enormous. and all apparently be-
longed to one period, 1900 Il. c.
Among the articles discovered were
childron's toys.-Chicago Inter Ocean
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09
BATTING AVERAGES Of
jewels AND J. A.(.

Below will be found the list of bat
ting averages for all the players who
have taken part In the Diamond Head.
]. A. C. series so far. Two games have
been played and this afternoon the
third will be concluded:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09

Bill Rice is running in great form
at present. and he is always feeling
fairly At. This game sprinter would
make a great hit on the mainland II
he could only manage to be sent to
college there.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-09

Mrs. Youngwife-What have you
ever done to prove your love for me?
Mr.. Youngwife-Darling, I've con-
tracted lovely case OF chronic dys-
pepsia.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-25
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
SE0ALlA, NO.

A. c. B. & Q. officials writes
us: "One of your students has
been with us about three months.
l have found him to be a first
class station man and write TO
ask if you have any more like Mr..
n. G. Nunnelly-will furnish
pass
A. G. r. 1. & P. official writes,
Mr.. E. A. Grote has been with
us about three mouths. Would
like for you to line up as good a
man as he was when he left your
school, for service about Sept.
LIST. You can feel proud of turn
ing out such men as Grote, as
some day he is going TO be q
whiriwind on the wires. Advise
and we will furnish pass
The above are samples Of let
tiers we have been receiving dur
ing the past few weeks and
speaks volumns for our training,
more so as railway officials are
extremely conservative in such
matters.
The railroads want good te,e-
graph and station men all the
j me; and the school that can pro
duce and furnish them is the
school that will be patronized
under the most favorable terms
by the railroads. This is why
Sedalia Telegraph school is cali
ed on for more men than we can
supply and why the demand on
us is so constant.
The ynung man of moderate
means a n d education cannot
afford TO ignore the opportunity
offered him by the Sedalia Tele-
graph School.
Both young men referred to
in above letters have been ad
yanced to better positions within
the space Of three months after
leaving US.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-25

beautiful world is restricted to a
vision Of pig iron, lumber, salt,
petroleum, dry goods, stocks, OF
tee and nowhere the divine grac
es OF life and nature appear TO
him. Now there is the fault that
a person does n select the
superior happiness, that which is
akin 10 the stars, the lowery, the
good books, refined art, c%ultivat
cd society helping others and the
divine presence in mountain, riv-
er and sunset. These are the
things that a mans mind must
take to when he gets a little
ahead, or else his soul will wither
and his memory return a blank.
When Mr.. Carnegie said he
thought it a crime for a man to
die rich, he stated one end Of the
proposition, the other end being,
it is a glory for a man to live rich
if his means will permit it. And
what is living rich. 1t is loving
the truth, the beauty, the I'M.
selishness, the purity of the
world and doing ones part to in
crease these things, 1t is this
that will make ones very wants
sweet. Ohio State Journal,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-25
SUPREME HAPPINESS.

There are many men in this
town who have a thousand Joys
locked up for the future that
never will come. There are men
who have fortunes big enough to
keep up 4 bouuteous life for
themselves aud families for half
a century, and yet they are striv.
ing for more. or course they
take a certain sort of pleasure in
that, IL is a human delight but
there is TO be a line drawn and
that is when this saving aud lay
ing up shadows the present and
robs the passing day of the JOY
that belongs TO it..
But one aays he can't change
his laying up habit at will; he
no other horizons; increases
riches narrows his soul This
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-25
KEITH NOTES.

Joe Dsuayere, OF Springfield. M f,
II visiting relatives ana friends In
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis MoSlcr and
son Earnest LETT Friday morning Tor
a weeks yisit with relatives ia 49,
Chair county. They drove through
We scribe has been on the sick HIST
for some time. missed the sunday
School Convention and If don't Inn
prove real fast will have to miss the
big picnic at Fairylew Thursday
Mrs. Nancy Engleman went TO
Weir City and other points iu Kan
Friday To visit her sisters She
expects 10 be gone Il month
Thanks 20 the Misses Rces, Of Ar
thur, for II supply Of nice peaches
aud plums, we have been icastlng
since Saturday
There seems TO be quite uu at.
traction nt Hen Rauds, DR.. Hulptt
made two Visits out here last week
Mrs. Maggie Ganuaway rs staying
nc Uncle Ben's aud Aunt Bet Nrit
drove out from Rich i'm Thursday
All this excitement Is over q uiut
pound girl the stork left Tuesday the
18th what "a smile spread over
Ben's face " hen We asked about the
folks Saturday.
Rev. Starring preached al tcuylcy
sunday afternoon, AZ Bethel Thurs.
day nj ght and comes TO Keith twO
or three Sundays zach month. Ihl'
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-25
Missouri Pacific Excursions

Modern Woodmen Encamp-
ment Joplin, Mo-, tickets on sale
Sept. 18th 18th and 18th, return
limit Sept. 20th. $40 round
trip via Missouri Pacific Ry. r.
A. Bailey Agent.
Second class colonist rates via
Missouri Pacific to destination in
Arizona, California, Mexico, New
ada, New Mexico, Texas and
Utah. Tickets on sale daily
Aug. % to Sept. 9th inc. and
from Oct. Ist to Oct. 18th inc.
To points in Alberta, British
Columbia, Idaho, Montana, Ore.
gon, Saskatchewan and Wash.
ington, daily from September Is
to October 18th inc.
To points in Colorado, Utah,
and Wyoming, daily August 25th
to Sept. 9th inc.
r. A. Bailey, Agent.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-25
School Notes..
BV P. N. Allison County SlpsrIn -
teRdant OF Schools.

The state school money for Bates
county thl. year amounts Co Slg,
211 20. The total enumeration lg 2.
i12 making sl,s per pupil ouumcra-
ton The enumeration I- lBlllug ut
ut the rate at 900 or more vucn Nvur.
In 1870 the enumeration showed -.
1gS aud 10 1910, 1892 making drrrrusr
for % period Of tam years oj 80, per
ycnr. Al this rutc the enumeration
list viii disappear cor become too
small 10 count within a very irs
yenIs la 1905 the li-t Increased ai
over the previous yeur but with thig
exception there has been "a very uni
form decrease. The enumeration lu
1907 was 1920, 1905. 11Sl. 1879. 5A10.
1910, 1922. The enumeration for the
entire state i~sincreasiuR being great
or this than many former yuar. Tue
exact enumeration Tor the year 1909
was / 0U5 ,002, Contrary 10 popular
belief the enumeration OF colorcd
children is gradually decreasing in
the state,
The Statc appropriation ia 1900
Was Sg7DS making uu increase iur "a
period ut ten years OF about S3i5 30
per ycur, aud the present ycrr over
that of 1900 Is S3i6l.75. The state
appropriations for Bates county for
a period ot ten years g. as follows:
1900, S970s, 1901, SlOlGs go, 1902. slI.
M 50, 1898, sll&i6 -, 1901, SiI51g 10
1906, Sll533 10, 1900, Slllsl 10. lgJ1.
sllO2a 70; 1905, Slg352 70, 1863, SllDli
j8, 1910, Sl326p rs.
From the District Clerks reports
Wa lind that $3.50 pupils were carroll
ed ia the public schuols ia the public
schools In the county last year this
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-25

Mark Twain took the editorial
chair on the Buffalo Express in
August 1869, and this is the
paragraph in which he made the
readers acquainted with his new
responsibility; Il only wish to
assure parties having a friendly
interest in the prosperity of this
journal that l am not going to
hurt the paper deliberately and
Intentionally at any time. ] am
not going to introduce any start.
ling reform or in any way at
tempt to make trouble. l am
simply going to do my plain, un-
pretending duty when l can
not get ont of it. l shall work
diligently and honestly and faith
faithfully at all times and upon
all occasions-when privation and
want shall compel me to do so.
In writing / shall always con.
fine myself to the truth, except
when it is attended with incon-
yenience. l shall witheringly
rebuke all forms of crime and
misconduct, except when COM
mitted By the party inhabiting
my own vest. / shall not make
any use of slang or vulgarity up
on any occasion or in any circum.
stances and shall never use pro-
family except in discussing house
rent and taxes. Indeed upon
second thought, | will not even
then, for il is inelegent up-
] christian and degrading. | shall
not often NEEDLE with politics,
because we have a political editor
who is already excellent and only
needs a term in the penitentiary
to be perfect. | shall not write
any poetry unless | conceive a
spite against the su bscribers d
Kansas City Star.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-25
ORDER Of PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI
ruuNrN Oh HATES 81.

STATE OF MISSOURI
ouuNrY oE MATES 81.
In the Circuit Court o. natea
County, Missouri, October Term 1910
u u NacuuouAugust /. 1907
O. e. Young, Plaintiff.
W..
J. NJ. Shelby and Orvllle shelby
Defendants.
The state ui Missouri, TO the above
named defendant, }, NJ shelby greet.
lug:
Now at this day comes the Plain.
nm herein by his Attorneys aud nlrs
Ills Petition aud Affidavit. alleging.
among other thugs that pcicndnnt
d. NJ shelby is "a nou resident. ot
the state ot Missouri:
W@hrrcupun II II ordered nv the
tI"rh in Vacation that said defend.
ont be- Notified 10y publication that
IIaiutiu mas commenced a suit
against him, et AL, la this Court. hy
petition Hud attachment, founded
upon au iusJallmcnt note for sum nj
l2l1 ,1dullars. that the NJ
the said J NJ Shelby, the defendant
above named, hus breu attached.
aud that unless be. the said / Al.
Shelby he u appear at this court.
ht the next term thereof, to bc hs..
KUN aud holden nj the court hons.
la the city Of Butler, la said comm,
q. the third day Of October pext
ana GA or before the hrst day Of satd
term anEwerur plead 10 the petitinn
Ia said cause, the same viii b, tnk.r
'n7 confessed, aud Judgement viii IN,
rendered accordingly.
ANA he IL Farther Ordered. that ,
copy hereof Toe published accordip,,
claw la tue Rich i'm rmnrNr
weekly newspaper printed and pub,
l'l'eu VA Bates County, Mo for foyr
weeks successfully, the last lu.,rti,n
To beat least thirty days .befor. ths
nfSt day ot tue next term of th, M.
cult Court.
H. . Embrec, Circuit Clerk.
IHVE 'orY o. IuE RrcoRn.
witness my hand and the seal NJ
the O'renlt Court OF lIatos countv.
tbs l't day OF August 1910.
NahALJ 4. u. Embrce Circuit Clerk.
by I, Nj Darklry y. Z.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-25

Rev starring, Of Rich AN preach
q d "a fine sermon at Bethel Thursday
night.
We are not going to say anything
about that wedding north of Fair
view or the wedding south.
Mrs. VIII Tloro has o. sister visit.
ing her from Eldorado Springs.
Miss Lena Shcldrack visited
irIcndRin the Fairview ueighhorhood
a few days last week
Rev. Todd, OF Spraguc made two
nice talks 60 the Bethel people sun
day morning and evening
We understand there was @ large
crowd at Sprngur saturday night
and sold twenty four gallon 90 crrau
We feel sure the Sprague rorr,spou.
dent Will give all the particulars,
Mr. aud Airs. Shut,r are very re.
iigIou~ people yet they got busy sun
day morning when q nest ut humble
bees near the house almost took
possession for H while, -uugtug
people, horses ana dogs The family
finally Won the battle.
There viii bea business meeting ar
Bethel church Friday the 2Grh aJ
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-25

however, IL not a correct M maay
pupils were enrolled Ia more than
one school, Pupils moving from
one district 90 another are enrolled
IN each district making double en-.
rullment aud ia sOme instances this
WIS greater. We ana that the
averngp length Of term II 14T DAYS In
round numbers. The average rate
OF levy is 80 cents on the one hun.
dred dollar valuation. The lowest
being 10 cents aud the highest St.2S
Ia several districts. The total
amount paid for teachers wages il
Sill6S so. The average snlary OF
teachers for the county per month
was-male SIl, female so, In round
numbers and general average OF $50
The clerks Of the county, M near ne
we could ascertain, received Slsl6.
These reports are In many instances
very crude often having the entire
Incidental expense placed as clerk
hire or all this ns total. All we car
do IL To approximate these amounts
To tneir different uses. From these
reports 10 seems that $685. was paid
for ianitor work, S342i for fuel $3.50
for libraries and that 1900 volumns
were added 20 the libraries OF the
county outside Of Rich I'M aud But
Ter.
There are IA school houses in the
couoty valued at $l75.Ta and that
ouiy two buildings were valued At
less than $500; that 81 were placed
between $500 and 5000. lOi were
placed above $500
Keith school mouse, Ia Usage town.
ship. has been pat In repair and
every thing 10 reHdy forschool. They
put In "A new fence. built a sew porcn
aud made "a general cleaning up.
This Is n Of the best locations I'm
the county aud We are pleased TO
know the board Is taking an inter.
est IN keeping thingsi In repair. with
but little effort this could bee made
the pride Of the district
Eldorado, IN Homer township. IL
to have every thing put IN shape thl.
week. They expect TO renovate IL
from foundation TO garnet and the
directors are going to do the great.
or part Of the work without charges
Ia order that they may continue
school as long as they eau. This
l. the Kind ot spirit that counts for
something
Virginia, in New Home township.
is Hii in readiness for school and this
is as 10 should be for those who wait
uuul the last minute usually wait
Tor next year. The directors OF this
district are anxious Tor their school
Co br second.
Prot ives Is Just IN receipt OF
Lie Certificate from the state Super.
,ntrudrnt OF Oklahoma. This en-.
ilar- him 20 superintrnd and teach
'u the Oklahoma schools for he.
We congratulate Mr.. Ives upon his
success und I am SURF his many
.rieuds throughout the county will
Do pleased 60 know Of this. We wish
liu unhuundcd success IN his new
held aud wr know he viii succeed us
has always douc.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-08-25

energetic young pastor Is always
euger md rrndy TO preach the GOES
pei message at amy time and plncc.
wan King went to Colorado ~.
Gently on % sight seeing trip. took a
good loot at different parts of the
country, vumc homo and sRys Mis-
souri, IL good enough tor him ANA ~
nov husy breaking wheat ground.
lie aud Jnmos Rand IL going To sow
quite q big wheat Hcld; WIN and
James are great chums but SAY giils
we don't think they would ever Keep
batch
We were too sick last week TO
write an obituary OF the death OF
our hclofed sister ln Christ Mrs. d,
~ Rogers, The papers have given
notice $50 we viii just say in behalf
OF the baptist Missionary Society Of
which SHE was a devoted member
that we shall miss her. also that we
appreciate her beautiful life. having
lived adevoted christian aud died In
the triumph OF "a christian faith.
Onr hearts are sad yet we ara com
iorted with the thought that our
loss is her eternal gain. Her pastor
preached from the text: For to live
is Christ, 10 die is gain Phil SIS We
extend our 4ymp0thy In Tho bara1y-
ed husband and other relatives
SUNSHINE.