Evening bulletin. [volume], June 19, 1912, 3:30 EDITION, Page 8, Image 8

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EVENING BULLETIN. HONOLULU, T. H, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1912.
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AMUSEMENTS.
ATHLETIC PARK
Baseball fur Sunday
JUNE 23
TWO OAM HS
TWO Q AMUR
P. A. C. v. J. A. C.
ASAHI vi. HAWAII
Idscrwel seats fur i enter of grnnd
ntniiil nml wi.. inn In liunkiil tit C
() Hull & Sin. Spot link Department
(wilriint'e Klnx tneti up t(i 1 i m
uflir I i m nl M A (lunst .v Co
'lng mid I ort
Prices 50c, 35c and 25c Children 10c I
Good
Watches
Cheap
For Cash
Wm. Prucha,
The Cpert Watchmaker
1128 FORT STREET
Dr. T. MITAMURA
Office- 1412 Nuuanu St., cor. Vineyard
Telephone 1540
tilllce I lour 'J In 1-' ii in T to 1
i in Siinilui b appointment
Iti'-lileme . N ln Mini Htrtet
llilir lltlll'U '1 I'll phone SCI t. I' (. litis
Yosliikawa,
'Ihx IIIOCI.K MMM2K unci UK
l'.llltl'lt, turn tinned to
ISO KIM1 'STIIKET
! locution Heel front, near
linitiir lliillillug. '1 deplume 2.MS,
Y. TAKAKIWA
COMMISSION MERCHANT
lananese Provisions and
General Merchandise
NUUANU ST. NLAR KING STREE1
PROMPT
SERVICE
as well at good service predom
inates at
Barber Shop
Cunha't Alley, Next Union Grill,
on King Street
The Suiiitorium
Only establishment on the Island
equipped to do Dry Cleaning.
PHONE 3353
DRY CLEANING
By Abadle'a French Method
French Laundry
177 King Street Telephone 1491
W. C. Achi
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Kapiolanl Building Honolulu, . H
P O Ho. COI
LEADING HAT CLEANERS
No, 20 Beretania St., nr. Nuuanu Ave,
All kinds of hats Cleaned and Blocked.
We sell the latest styles of Porto Rico,
Panama and Felt Hats. All work guar
anteed. Called for and delivered on
short notice. Prices moderate. FELeX
TU.RRO. Specialist
Townsend
Under taking Co.,
Limited
Night and Day Phone, 1325
71 BERETANIA
First In circulation Vlrst In Hie
hearts of the people. That's the II u I
.ctlr ami vili) II till ft In mis pay.
you rich re! urns.
people need more coal,
clothes and doctors
than the strong, robust
and hearty.
Scott's Emulsion
saves coal bills, tailors"
bills and doctors' bills.
act, Dttuoatarm
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AMUSEMENTS.
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TONIGHT
'Million Dollar Vaudeville"
TONIGHT
The Chung-Hwa
Comedy Four
lour nlinnttl nml it'll ncil ttfm se
in a MiiKing Dim Ihk nml Tulkfiur
t mi t lunr JoUrH n mhrtMl In
i in v, i nml tm II UUv lln'lr will
1' ll lilt Cll 4ll( n
A FINE FEATURE FILM
4 Dancing Donnellys
Soft shoe dancers of remarkable tal-
nt Tliej ilaiut' thtlr vvn Into uur
liuirt with their bewitching ti Ipplng
ANOTHER SPLENDID PICTURE
"Dottie" Harris
IltlliH'il singing of scrlo-cnnilc Mrln
dbs flood oko (Ljrlc soprano) nml
Koiul stage presence
A THIRD GOOD REEL
Emerson & Baldwin
"The Juggling Cusses"
Words lire Irlti' In tit scribe their ne
robitlc Juggling, hut the) 'ret there,
fil ml. tho ri there"
AND THEN A CLOSING PICTURE
Four Fine Films
PRICES
10, 20 and -30 Cents
COMEDY COMPANY AT
BIJOU THEATER IS TO
CHANGE NIGHTLY
Nightly changes of program aro to
be made by tho Hughes Comedy Co,
who are presenting musical plays at
the Uljtiu theater This Is rather an
cxtrnoidlnury thing for any company
to do, It being considered almost Im
possible for the ordinary company to
make a dally change, hut the work Is
familiar to the Hughes people, having
recently put on most of these plays
In the Orient The bill for tonight Is
"A Night Orf" nml it is ilalmed Is one
of the most musical of the Hughes
lepertolre with bunches of comedian
humor fairly oozing out between o
ery song and sentence
The company Is rapidly winning
hack Its old popularity us shown by
the applause which Is nightly Increas
ing The Kolb and 1)111 comedians
now have menu udmiiurB than ever,
and it is a ruie gatheilng of Houo
lul.ins, among whom there Is not
someonu trying to Imitate the Dutch
man and Jew
W AUTHORITY
NOTICE.
Payment of Water Rates.
As provided for III Chapter 15 of
the Ilt'Vlsul Laws of Hawaii. 1905 all
pcp-oiis holding watir privileges "or
those piling water rates are hen by
notllltd that the water rates fur the
six (ti) months ending December ,11
1II1J. will be thie and payable on tint
111 Ht cla of Jul, 1!)1 J
A inlliiru to pa such water ratis
within llftien (15) das thertaftir nil
additional charge of 10 per cent will
b made
All privileges upon which rates re
main impanel on Julj Ifi, l'llj. are sub
Jut to liniueillato shut-off without fur
ther notlcei
Hates are panhh nt tho olllec of tho
Honolulu Water Winks, Capitol Ilulld
Ing J M I.lTTI.rj,
Kupi rlnteiident of Honolulu Wn,ter
Works
Department of I'ublle Works lliirenil
of Honolulu Wati I Works, Honolulu
T II, June 1, HllS. D.'07-lOt
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mil tor-It nml. while Allek has not
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Mr lniiiilir npi in- i atom n live
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rritentliiiis will he the bill at the
Niiuami strtut trenlcr tiiumrtnu ulKht.
fur In iiihlltliiu to limltr nml the four
luts st en fur the tli'Kt time hiKt l(lght.
nutitlur IK" cut will iriithu Its llrit
iippiariilite, It btlng lluilil ,Vi Clare, n
ttiuittlx ntt with tiinHhltriilile reputa
tion, making n aiiilillle bill nf six
minibus, in inlilltluii to moving pic
tures During tin liuibr t ngiigenit nt the
sent plan nf the l.lbtiU will lie re-1
strvcil the nilt nf Ft als opining lit
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I (hereto Ilium plaintiff In the .'.
r00 tlamage suit ugalnst sexual local
public tilllc tain and merchants the out
cone of the labor troubles of March,
1'MI, was the onl witness htard this
morning In Judge Cooper's court Tho
compute Jurv was not obtnlneil until
a late hour, a second special inlrn
hi lug inch i tiV lute J c i-terila) afttrnoiin
(lomez gae n nvlevv of his erslun of
the affair on which he bases his clnrKO i
or false Imprisonment At noon tho
tase was (iiiitlntnil to Prlday morn
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to Dr and Mrs O V. Wall, u son,
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Mii was adopted by the ITnltc.il
States Siimte Tin commissioner of
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Rheumatism
From New Bread
A London physician has announced that uric
acid (the principal source of rheumatism) is
often caused by new bread, which in some cases
induces uric acid poisoning.
In the lonrj baking (12 to.16 hours) to m.akc
Gra
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the food is perfectly cooked and partially predi
cted and contains the phosphate of potash,
grown in the whett and barley for replacing nerve
wftste. Try Grape-Nuts in rheumatic troubles.
"There's a Reason"
RECREATIONS
VAUDEVILLE OF
SNAPPY ACTS
AT LIBERTY
IllBlit nut over Hie footlights re
ceived by a bunging fusllado of hand
dapping, and on know "It got over"
In every senr.o of tlin expre'sslon.
What? Thnt now amlovllle show,
at lln I.lhorty theater. Anil why1
should It not? Tin re arc two acts
that arc hcadllners and "show-closers"
from I'roadway, Now york, to I'ckln'H
Hroadvvay- ami the hroadvvay any oth
er way. too, for that matter.
Just to specify llinorson and Bald
win, acrobats, are on I tit: program Not
very strong sounding an Ilrst said, but
any theatrical person would 1iiim told
)oti something with class wns due nl
the Liberty, If given n peep at thn
stage-settings and propeitli'M they use,
for that's what spells e-1 a-s s,
"CLASS" wllfi stage folks. And It's
a mighty good measure These par
ticular acrobats happen on nml do
things they don't so long that 5lu
think It's alt comedy nml mi skill. Hut
the till Ills cotno after the laughs when
tlio two begin liming shining clubs
with a speed that Increases ndversely
to the slowness "with which one of the
team sheds his unit. It might be snld
thnt everything shines In this ait
from the Statue of Liberty on the cur
tain to the blatk grease on the face
tf tho "coon mnn" of the team. About
every few seconds, as some particu
lar thriller Is presented, ou think the
act is ocr, for It Is an net nf curtain
elltnaes. There arc uioro than half
u do7en places wheie the drop could
be lowered, hut It Isn't until you have
had tweiitv mltiutc.i of real vaudeville
performance.
Those (omedlnn CIiIiipsp, with thilr
daring Impersoiiallnus of some white
men's fads and peculiarities, the lovir
of rnmlmo music not helm: foruntteu.
'" '" eM feature. As a young lady
lof "at.he Llrtl1 sul11 lnst "ls,lt' "Tlloy
tan SI1K moro iJ.itor'ti some haoles."
jml so they can. lint It Is In linper-
Finintloiis that they rank high. In
Scotch kilties nml Scotch nctlng, the
set the greatest npplause. aided no
little by tho short comedian who in
sists on acting like n Chinaman In dls
guise. Tho act Is iiiilciue and It pleas
es both the front and hack of tho
bouse.
Ordinarily, tho Uonnelljs would bo
rated nwav mi on n Honolulu program,
for they aro In such fast company that
, it requires much snappy work and
good dancing to get tho applause they
learn. Two jucnllcs give this act dis
junction. MIrs Donnelly of Homo 12
fciimmers is a cleer dancer mid Mas-
lor Donnelly "till younger
111 .1
mnke-bellevo grown-up part, causes
the ladles In tho ,audlcnco lo say,
mil i lie culei
Dottle Harris, Rotibrctlo, has a rath
er ililllcult place to 1111, being the only
single act on tho program, but her
manner and singing Is of a newness
and finality that satisfies and pleases,
ANOTHER TEAM AFTER
YOUNG C0BBS' SCALPS
The Young Cobbs, who challenged
any other Junior ball team through the
11 ul let In a few dajs ngo, seem to
be popular Yesterday the Starlights
took up the dip, and now- the Oahil
Kngles accept tho challenge, to play
nt the I'.iuoa Pnrk on Sundny morn
ing 1'oljowlng Is the lineup of tho
Onhu Hagles baseball team:
J J. I'ernundez, c; fleorgo Otto
(captain), p; joe T Dorn (manager),
Hi; nduard l'oepoe, Sb; Unlpli John
sou, 3b, Union! Unas, ss; Vusco Itoa,
rf; Louie Costa, cf; Joe J. Ourwilhn
(secretary). If: subs, J Augusta, Al
bert l.ee, Jlmmlo McQulre.
The O.ihu i:.igles have n good rec
ord They lmvo plajul eight games,
of which they won seven anil lost one.
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AMUSEMENT8
RIJOU THEATER
"Where Everybody Goes"
ANOTHER BIG HITI
Hughes Musical
Comedy Company
TONIGHT
"FIDDLE-OEE-DEE"
(Two-1 lour Performance)
. Seo the Tamoua
"TEXAS TOMMY" DANCE
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY
"A NIGHT OFF"
Se.crvcd Seats on sate dally at Din-
4on, Smith'j.
Reserved Seats 50c
Others 30c, 20c, 10c
THERE WILL BE A
Free Lecture
-On-
Christian
Science
In the-
HAWAIIAN 0PER HOUSE
SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 8 O'CLOCK P. M.
BLISS KNAPP,
C. S. B.
Member of the Hoard of Lectureship
of Thti Mother Church, The 1'lrst
('Inn eh of Christ, Sclent 1st, In
Huston, Massachusetts
ALL WELCOME
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IN SACHS BLOCK
72 Beretania Street
BAKER & HOKE, Props.
Closing-Out
Men's Suits, - $5, $6, $7, $8
Men's Pants, 600 pairs at $2
Boys' Suits, - $2, $3, $4, $5
L. B. KERR. & CO., Ltd.
Kapiolani Building, Alakea Street
Whitney
Limited
Special Sale
of
PARASOLS
in white and colors
PRICES
$1.00 to $5.00
This Week
Only
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Men's Collars, - 75c. a dozen
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