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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-26
FAMOUS DANCERS
FOR ELKS' HULA
Most Graceful Girls in Islands
Preparing to Make Appear
anCe In Carnival.

Jimmie Lynch. Harry Murray, Ed.
Quinn and Ed Lord are the Elks ia
charge of one of the most entertain
ing features to be presented at the
approaching Eiks' carnival on the
Alakea wharf on February q and %.
The two former, Lynch and Murray
are not quite decided which is chair
man of the committee, but neverthe-
less both are working in that capa-
city. A half dozen of the most fam
Gus dancers have been engaged ana
are rehearsing for the big day They
are Mary Piimoku. Irene keelenlll'
Agnes Hiram. Lilly Kealoha, Abbie
Kiela and Kualii Hiram.
These girls will execute the Old Ha-
waiian hula in its most approved form
under the directio nof Madame APP
whose fame extends to great cities
of the mainland. she having danced
the graceful Hawaiian dance before
thousands upo nthOusands at the Chl'
cago Worlds Fair, at the San iran
cisco mid-winter fair and at the Bni'
falo Exposition.
jim Lynch, because of his periec
knowledge of the art of the hula
claims that he should be chairman O
the committee having the hula con
cession at the Elks carnival, while
Sunervisor Murray. on account OF III
knowledge of public affairs, claims
tho right, The result is that tn
combined efforts of the twin chair
men" ably assisted by such promlh
ont men as Quinn and Lord, VII
ynroduce n splendid success.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-26
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HALEIWA RACE PROMOTED
BY JACK SCULLY IN MARCH
Cash Prizes to Be Given the
Winners of Events This
Year.

After ALL the HaleiWa race will be
pulled off as planned, and Jack Scully
will be sponsor for the big event in
the sporting world of Honolulu for the
year 1911.
Jackson had planned to pull off the
est in the event that he announced
some time ago that there was nothing
doing.
He called two meetings and at those
there were present one or two run
ners and the sporting writer's of the
dailes only.
The prizes given will be cash ones
and then the winners can buy any sort
of a trophy they wish or-hush!-put
the money in the bank.
Jack believes that there will be many
entries, and, in fact, as soon as the
news was whispered that the promoter
of the first race was on the game again,
the runners and others began to prick
up their ears.
Besides the running race there will
be bicycle and motorcycle races, ana
the special train will go down to beau
tiful Haleiwa as in years past.
Kimball at Haleiwa will do every
thing at that end possible to make the
day a success, and when the Hateful
day 49, sometime in March - arrives,
there will be hundreds on their way 10y
train and auto to see the finish of the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-26
Il x
A MU SEMENTS
y

their encOreS run from three to six
every night Curtain calls are numer-
Gus and the applause is wildly en-
thusiastic at times Packed houses
have greeted them nightly. AS mu-
steal team they are not eXcelled
here.
The two acrobatic dancers-Dolli-
yer and Rogers-are also hits of the
week. Their graceful dancing and
pretty singing have won them a host
of admirers. The Great Laredos are
combining most of their contortion
feats into one act for the remainder
of the week.
The Savoy will continue its regular
amateur night on Tuesday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-26
NEW VOLCANO HOTEL
is PLANNED BY LEE

Especial Bulletin Correspondence
HIIO, Jan. 23.-Peter Lee, the well
known kamaaina who at one time
was in charge of the Volcano House
in the olden days, is getting busy
with his efforts to float new hotel
corporation for the purpose Of oper-
ating a family hotel near the volcano
The peter Lee short cut" the new
piece of road which Lee had built
from the government road at 29@
Miles for a distance of 1850 feet to
a junction with the new automobile
road to the pit, was completed on
Dec. 81. 1t will shorten the trip to
the volcano about three miles each
way, and this fact is one of the at
fractions for the new hotel, which
will be located at 29l2 Miles
Lee states that he has for years
thought that this spot would be the
ideal one for an hotel, and he wishes
to place there family hosiery
where good accommodations will be
given dt Il ~" HSuiS' l'C pioPo'SS
to float a corporation having a cap
ital stock of $4,000, with the priv
ilege of increasing it to 100000 the
shares having a par value of $40
each Many of his friends in Honolu-
lu and in Hilo have promised to sub
scribe. and Lee has every hope that
he will succeed in securing the nee
essary subscriptions. In such case
he expects to be able to open his
hotel by June /, in order that it may
be ready for the summer trade. The
building will be erected on a lot, 4,3.
acres in extent, which Lee has LEASED
from the Bishop Estate for q years
from Oct. l. 1906
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-26
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BROMO-QUININE, re-
moves the cause. Used the world over
to cure a cold in one day. E. w.
GROVES signature on each box. Made
by
PARIS MEDICINE CO., Saint LouiA U. S. A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-26
SAVOY PRESENTS AN
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM

With the regular midweek change
of program the Savoy will tonight
present the Doric Trio, which have
made such phenomenal success since
their first appearance less than a
week ago. These three young men,
Shriners from Toronto, are the rage OF
the vaudeville stage of Honolulu and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-26
Sugar Awaiting Shipment on Hawaii.

Sugar Awaiting Shipment on Hawaii.
According to report brought here by
the officers of the steamer Kauai the
following sugar is awaiting shipment
on Hawaii p. S. NJ 900; II. S. 1000;
Paauhau 5000; d. 5000.
Kauai Brought Sugar from Hawaii.
Sugar to the amount of 1896 sacks
arrived from Hawaii ports by the In
ter-Island steamer Kauai at noon to-
day. The vessel brought no passen-
gers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-26

Belle-"Two men have proposed to
me and ! don't know which to accept
Nelle-"Which has the most money!"
Belle-"Say, if knew that do you
think I'd be asking for advice?' -
Cleveland Leader
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-26

Sugar awaiting shipment on Kauai
according to Purser Logan of the
Hall includes the following: X. S. M.
1850. p. 1900, x. S, 400, M. A, X.
6766, G. & R. S719, Mob. 1920
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-26
BAND CONCERT.

The Royal Hawaiian Band will play
this evening at half-past seven o'clock
on the Young Hotel roof garden, pre-
senting the following selections:
March-The Navy ............ Pether
Overture-Anna Bolena. DoniHettl
Ballad--Alce, Where Art Thou. -.
Asher
observation-disclosures Sherry. .Hoschna
Vocal--Popuar Songs. Ar by Berger
Selection-Brisht Eyes. ..,... Hoschna
WaltZ-May | Have the Pleasure.
F'inale-The Gigglers ......... Haines
The Star Spangled Banner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-26

Reports from the State are that
sauerkraut will be plentiful. Thank
GOODNESS for that-who cares for
turkey, now?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-26
EMPIRE THEATRE
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE

ADVANCED VAODENILLE
The Time, the Place, and the Joy
ALL THIS Is NEW
TONIGHT TONIGHT
MUSICAL RENTLEYS
and their
Marimba xylophone
New Repertoire
GERTRUDE EULALiE
Graceful Danseuse, and Her Chorus Of
4-Dancins Soubrettes-4
New Features
CRAWFORD G. MEEkER
Comedy Team
with Loads of Nonsense
GEORGE STANLEY
More Ballads
LATEST NOVELTIES
IN MOTION PICTURES
Popular Prices. ........1 0c, 15e, Use
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-26

weekly Builatis 81 per wear
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-01-26
The Savoy
Hotel, Opposite Bethel
management OF f. j. Love-

management OF f. j. Love-
Largest Motion Picture
Theater in City
NEW PROGRAM TONIGHT
Take a Night of and See the Show
DoRlC TRIO
Wonderful Hit of the Season
Their Program:
winter" "oeallala" drinking Sons),
az | Had the World to Give"
From Three to Six Encores Nightly
DoLLlVER G. ROGERS
Pretty Dancing Duo, with New Songs
LAREDOS
Marvels of FleXibility, Present ALL
Their FeatS
REFINED VAUDEVILLE
THROUGHOUT
Motion Pictures Are of Selected
Subjects
Popular Prices Never Changed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-29
LOCALS DEFEAT
SAVANNAH 5 To 8
IN MOST EXCITING GAME OF SEA.
SON, PILOTS TAKE FIRST OF
SERIES FROM VISITORS.

In a game replete with exciting in
stances, coupled with numerous err
rors Of the punk order" by both
teams, the fast Savannah semi-pros
bit the dust yesterday afternoon at
the local ball park by a score of to 3.
Tuggle for Brunswick, and Ray for
Savannah, were the pill-throwers, and
the local boy had slightly the better
Of the argument, though both were
touched up rather lively at times.
The hitting of Smith and Tuggle
for Brunswick, and Norris for the
visitors was a feature of the game.
Each of the above trio knocked out
three hits, those of Tuggle and Smith
being good for five bases, each lam
ming two baggers. In the fourth Lee
motto, Savannah's fast-traveling
shortstop, made stop of line drive
that was of the phenomenal order,
and well merited was the hand" he
received. Parker and Smith for
game as did Norris at first and Bou-
nan at second for the visitors.
The Pilots had the game well in
hand up to the seventh when Savan-
nah, with a base on balls, an error
and line drive by Bouhan, tied it
up, but the locals came back in the
next inning and forged ahead. 1t
was in this inning Tuggle practically
won his own game with a slashing
two Dagger to left which scored Bunk
ley. Another run came over the pan
when M. Virgins, with a Texas lea
guer over third, drove in Tuggle. AT
ter this there was nothing doing in
the scoring line, though the visitors
got man on in the ninth, but good
infield word by Smith killed their last
chance. Following is the box score
OF the game:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-29

Summary.
TWO base hits, Tuggle, Smith.
Bases on balls. off Ray 2; off Tug
gle 2.
Struckout, by Ray 4: Tuggle 8.
Sacrifice hits. Sullivan, Donloy
Virgins. -
Stolen bases, Donley. Bell. Parker
Smith ca. Bunkley (2), Fleming.
Left on bases, Savannah z; Bruins
wick Z.
Double plays, Iversoa and Norris
Smith, Parker and Bowen.
Wild pitches, Ray 2.
Passed balls. Geesline /.
Hit by pitcher. Ray ! (Bunkieyl.
Time. LAO. Umpire, Miller.
Attendance, $50.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-29
A SMALL FARM AT AN
UNUSUALLY SMALL PRICE

have for sale a farm eight
miles from the city which is just
the place for the man who wants
to get on the shortest road to easy
street Twenty-Five acres of fer
tile land, number of which are
now in cultivation, fruit trees,
good horses and barns, right on
the salt water and many other
good features. The price of this
place is so low am ashamed to
put it in the paper. If you are in
terested you had better
SEE ME,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-29

Chicago
Pullman dining Pullman
from Jesup to AsheVie
via Savannah Columbia
H. e e. A, L. Meek, A. G. p
D c.,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-07-29

Business Propositlon.--I have bus
mess for sale which is netting the
present owner $4,000 per annum. I
can sell 1t for s1,0o0-half cash, the
balance to suit the purchaser.
SEE NE.
aC-1t~~ NEAWv
'Phone $40.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-19
Johnny Defines a Good Boy.

A distinguished visitor was making
short address to the Sunday school
Il am glad to see so many nice
boys and girls assembled here today"
he began. "You are the kind of boys
/ like. You know there are several
kinds Of boys. There are boys that
are always punctual at school, always
have their faces and hands washed,
always know their lessons and never
play hockey. We call they good boys.
Then there are the boys that like
to torture cats and rob birds nests
and bully boys that are smaller than
themselves and steal apples from the
grocery stands and smoke cigarettes
and all that sort Of thing, These we
call bad boys. Yes, there are several
kinds Of boys. Now perhaps you can
tell me what kind OF boys go to
heaven"
uD went Johnny's hand like fash.
well, my little man, said the
visitor, smiling compacently and nod.
ding his head at Johnny, "what kind
of boys go to heaven"
Dead ones!" shouted Johnny at
the top of his voice.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-19
Too Deep for Men.

The fact is that women are I'M
comfortable II they are not fashion.
ably dressed, relates Katherine F.
Gerould in Atlantic No man under
stands the subtle and complex sig.
nificance of the phrase nothing to
witness the distressed but
utterly puzzled expression that over.
spreads mans face at the words.
He knows that his wife or his sister
looks charming in 'the blue one" or
the lace one" or "the one with the
jet" She has looked charming in 1t
often enough for him at last to iden-
tify it--and that, unless he Is an ex.
ception to HIS sex, is very often. He
is cheerfully getting into his evening
coat for the fiftieth time. No won
der he does not realize that some
frock which. the FIRST time 1t was
worn, made for triumph, should, the
tenth time, make for humiliation.
But the most strong minded woman
the woman who will, II necessary go
to the opera on a gala night In a
coat and skirt--at heart exonerates
the woman who SO foolishly, for the
reason mentioned, stops at home.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-19
Corn Soup.

Chop one can Of corn, add two cups
of cold water and cook slowly for &c
minutes. Meanwhile cook one round
ing tablespoon of chopped onion In
two slightly rounding tablespoons Of
butter for five minutes. Add two
rounding tablespoons of -four and then
turn In slowly one quart Of milk, stir
ing all the time to keep 1t smooth
Add a level teaspoon of salt, salt
spoon Of pepper and the corn. Rub all
through a strainer to remove the
coarser part of the corn. Return tc
the kettle, heat, add the yolks Of two
eggs beaten and as soon as the soup
boils up 1t is ready to serve.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-19
Words.

The records of the Lorimer in
vestigation, TO date, are said to fill
eighteen fat" volumes, containing
a total of 100000 words.
Words" is doubtless good in this
connection. Words, words, words,
Hamlet replied when he. was asked
what he was reading. But will any
body ever read these eighteen vol.
umes of Lorimeriana?
The original edition of McCau-
lays History of England" was in
four volumes, we believe; and
though Macaulay did not get over
the entire ground, he got a good
many facts and not a few fancies
into his work
Prescott wrote fair histories of
MeXica and Peru In one volume
each. Tame pretty thoroughly
covered the whole field in one vol
ume in his History of English
Iiterature"--a right big subject.
But the gentlemen who are In
quiring into the election of Mr..
Lorimer to the United States SEN
ate--an affair touching only two or
three years Fime-have found 1t
necessary to expand their work into
eighteen volumes, and there is no
assurance that there are not further
volumes to come.
Possibly the gentlemen who are
piling up this library on the Lori.
mer case are in the position of the
negro in the song, who was "livin'
easy" 1t may be the best job they
ever had, and one, therefore, to be
nursed.-St. Louis Times.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-19
ASK YOURSELF THESE
TEST OF "WHAT'S THE USE" FOR
THE sELF.sATIsFlED.
Here Are a Few Pertinent Suggestions
for Daily Living That Will Help to
Make You and Your
Friends Happier.

That old cry of "cui bono" Is sup.
posed to be the hallmark of the pes
simist. but many self-satisfied one
would do well TO put tho test Of
| What's the USE to her daily living.
What's the use OK stinting so hard
for a rainy day that you get no fun
out of the passing sunny cnes? This
was the motto of the late Edwin Alb
hey, and the woman who prides her
self on her thrift and reviles tho
spendthrift habits of her friend will
do well to ponder it.
What's the use of charitable purse
and an uncharitable tongue? Kind
words are infinitely more than cor
onets--or donations ON q subscrip-
ton list.
What's the use Of playing the ami.
able role In society and snapdragon
in the family circle? Walls have ears,
also neighbors have tongues and the
real you is not unknown.
What's the use Of posing as a red
ant with dime novel taste? Mental
ity does not need labelling, and you'll
never convince the person with brains
that you prefer Darwin to the
Duchess.
What's the use Of being sat to
your best girl friend because Of a
man? The girl will get even and the
man sees through you.
What's the use Of running your
health to crafty your ambition? The
quicker woman learns the unhappi-
ness of life when half ill the bigger
chance she stands OF success.
What's the use Of spending money
on skin specialists and digestive tab
let's while dallying with the things you
shouldn't eat?
What's the use Of playing young
when the years have you in their gripq
Age is not so unlovely that the aging
should treat it as a disgrace. Far
better a charming old woman than q
pitiable mimicry Of youth
What's the use of getting down on
your luck? There is nothing like a
smile to boost you out of the mire.
What's the use of Kicking? II does
MT make life any sweeter to think
yourself a victim--nor does ii increase
your popularity.
What's the use of cultivating auto
mobile tastes on a walking income?
There's joy and health in a good walk
II you once fight the speed craze.
What's the use of striving for the
big puddle when you would be so
much happier in the small one. Learn
ing ones limitations saves heartache.
What's the use of reading reams on
the thinning process with a taste for
candy and potatoes fully gfatified?
Equally what's the use of fortune in
stays and uncurbed appetite and lazi-
ness?
What's the use Of slipshod work?
This is an age that demands our
best; II we give counterfeit we pay a
counterfeiter's penalty,
What's the use of sham Of any kind?
One need not be brutalIy rude to he
sincere. 1t is the unframed taste that
prefers ormolu to the gold nugget.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-19
Not Exactly Hanging on His Words

He was a young man, reyeling in
the information which had been
given him by several young women
to the effect that he was ravishingly
facinating. The girl who sat be-
sides him in his touring car was
at that time the adored of his heart,
and he was busy with the job OF
making a hit with her, keeping her
entertained, and convincing her that
he was the only clever talker she
had ever seem
ed severe blow.
homer" h ugf moaTT D...aw
shall we run out Twentieth or
Twenty-first street ON the way
homer" he asked, not having quite
finished laughing at the funny re-
mark he had just made. ls
yes" she said agreeably. Isn't It
funny how the time does drag? To-
days the twentieth, and tomorrow
will be the twenty-first. The
Twlce-a-M Month Popular Magazine
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-19
Poor Sandy.

The young Scotchman never liked
his mother-in.law and this weighed
heavily on the mind of his wife, who
was iii
Calling her husband TO her bed
side, she said to him, SANDY, lad
I'm varra i'll and think I'm gang
to dee, and before dee, / want you
to Gig mea promise"
"I'll promise" said Sandy. "Whai
is it,"
"Weel, ken that when I dee III
have a fine funeral, and I want you
to ride up In front In a carriage wi
my mither"
"Weel," sadly responded Sandy
GIVE gied ye my word, and it's nae
me that's gang back on that, but
I'll tell we one thing. we've spoilt the
day for me- From Norman e
Mack's National Monthly.
4
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-19
BRUSHES MOST USEFUL
GREAT VARIETY ADAPTED FOR
WORK ABOUT THE HOUSE.
Every Housekeeper Should Provide
Herself With a Few of Them and
See How Many Tasks Are Light
ened by Their Use.

There are a number of brushes that
are of great assistance not only dur
ing housekeeping days, but for any
any every other season Of the year.
After beating. one finds thick layer
of dust around the edges of upholster.
ed furniture that cannot be removed
without the aid of good brush. They
can be had now, these brushes, with
pointed end that seeks out every lit.
tie crease and fold in the material or
woodwork and cleans 1t perfectly
Another is fitted with a brush at
each end, one to get into corners and
another to brush fat surfaces. This
will find multitude of uses In daily
housekeeping besides the brushing of
furniture.
The task of cleaning a radiator or
underneath the bathtub is made cas-.
Ter by one Of the long, thin brushes,
fitted with slightly curved handle,
which have been designed for just
such purposes. 1t gets into the cracks
and cleans where 1t would be almost
Impossible to reach with cloth.
The buffers brush is another Joy
to the heart of the busy housewife.
Here we see 1t with one end fashion
ed like toothbrush and the other
round and soft, to remove PARTICLES OF
dust from the most delicate bric-a.
brac, while into the corners goes the
other end, which has been dipped into
warm water In which little am
monia has been dissolved. After such
a treatment the china cannot help but
be clean.
For fine cut glass and crystal that
is plain we have a big round brush
made OF the softest bristles, so that
there will be no scratching Of the del
icate texture of the glass. Hot water
and ammonia are best to use when
washing glass, but be sure to rince
we'll with clear hot water and polish
with tissue paper.
Last Of all comes the bottle, brush,
and this has many uses. Bottles Of
all kinds, especially milk bottles and
baby's nursing bottle, must be clean
led with this style Of brush. Cruets,
decanters, water bottles, pitchers,
lamp chimneys, or anything that has
depth can be washed clean with the
useful bottle brush
II you are attempting to keep house
without the aid of any of these brushes
go and provide yourself with at least
a few Of them and see how many
tasks are Hshtensd By their use.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-19
ASK THE LADIES.
They One and All Praise Newbro's
Herpicide.


II the ladies could know and APP
p-eciate what delightful hair
dressing Newbro's Herpicide is, they
would all have it on their dressing
tables. 1t is the most exquisite toilet
article ever used and at the same
time one of the most essential.
In order to have beautiful hair
evryoladyi should regularly apply
Herpiclde to her hair and scalp. This
destroys the dandruff germ. BY it
the scalp is kept clear of dandruf
and the hair stops falling,
Herpicide is free from grease does
not stain or dye and possesses an
exceedingly delicate and pleasing
odor
Newbro's lIerpicide is just the
sprt OF preparation that always APP
cultured tastes. There Is nothing
ttat can take its place. There Is
nothing jast like 1t. nearly like It or
"just as good" "a
All reliable druggists sell and
guarantee Herpicidee in one dollar
size bottles.
Send 10c for booklet and sample
to The Herpicide Co., Dept. r., De-
troit, Mich.
Applications obtained at good bar
Der shops.
Paul G. Schulz & Sons, special
agents
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-12-19


Gotcn was aJouC' as sLions "a ,..,-.. e-ss
there is lin the country or the world.
The Norwegian was quiet for mo-
ment, then interposed:
"Ay got bruder in woods, he ban
better man than Gotch,"
Better than Gotch? How do you
make that out?"
well, my brudder he drive log
team. One day team he balk and my
brudder he got so mad he talk one
log bout ten foot long and three foot
thick in one hand. and heatak' nodder
log bout ten foot long and three foot
think in odder hand and he smash
dem together until all is lief is saw
dust"