Masonic Lodges Meet in Hawaii Listings
A list of fraternal lodge meetings including Oahu Lodge No. 1 K of P at Castle Hall Fort Street 7 20 p m and Masonic Temple first Thursday monthly with several officers named. Also mentions Lodge Le Progres de Lwowckanie No 124 Rite and Maikaian Lodge No 21 among the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Lodge
Harmony Hall
King Street
L. H. Dee
N. G
R. Hendhy
Mystic Lodge
Cs Hall
Rain
Masoole Temple
Comeaiona
Henry E. Cooper
E. C
D. Tucker
Oahu Lodge
K. of P. Meats
Castle Hall
Fort Street
Mambera
Graiting
Mullanu
Rose Croix
Masonic Temple
W. M. Albert van Clief Gear Elan B
LODGE
le Progres DE Lwockanie
Rite
Masonic
Elks Meet Monday Evening at Justice Hall
Local notices report Elks to hold a meeting Monday evening at the Justice Hall. Various room rentals, housing ads, and business notes fill the page, including W. A. Webiting and W. J. Robinson relocating to the Judd building and Camarinos selling California trust wines. The Mongkong steamer sails for San Francisco and a military drill by the Bos Brigade is described along with forest devastation observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrty & Fullerton
Tet
George Henshall
Btar
Tal
The
Elks
Ustin
Bee
J. Day & Ch
Chas. Hystace
Cakiton W. A
Webiting
Robinson
Judd
Camara @ Co
Arnives Atrout
Neely
Fort St
J. W. Whibere
Pantheon Seloon
San Francisco
John W. Girdig
Department of Millie
Y. H. Poulsen
Kawalabao
Tel
Progress
Mondiay
Madetea
Holtsellaeger Coe
Nvar
Philadelp
Mt Progress Hell
Bos Brigade
Union Square
Witeongan
Cooper
Public Works Nord
Tantalus
Miitehingen
Mohican
Mart Pown
Catholic Ladies
Catholic Benevolent Union
Mlaalow
Fort Street
Pacific Heights Eleetrie
Onan
Honolulu
Pacific Heights
Ce Tals Berger
Honolus' Photo Supply CO
David Nahoo
Iowa
Nooh
YWC
Watkliel
Juhe
Secrestary
M.C
Stu
Hooton
Golden Shore
Rasmussen
Sumiay
St. Andrew'n Nat
Honolulu Baseball League Debuts With Weekend Doubleheader
The Honolulu Baseball League declares its debut next Saturday with two feeball games on the focus diamond. Oaly College faces Kamehameha, while the State battles the Artillery as Stars prepare after a long layoff. The Artillery, heavy hitters with time to gel, seek to prove team play, while Kamehameha’s Lemon and Jones are fading veterans. Punahou eyes championship, with Perry leading the Stars and Castle or Williamson possibly pitching next game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu Baseball League
Oaly College
Kamehameha
Artillery
Dave
EB. Perry
J. Marecalling
al Moore
Dink" Davie
F. R. Kelly
W. Wilder
Wilder
P. Bisman
Old Pal
Gorman
Hert Bow Baa Maticka Pehan
W. J Bailey
J Santos
A. Simpson
Punahow
Qahuann
Lemon
Nat
Punahou
Perry
Panalow
Castle
Williauxan
Williamson
Panahon
Racehorses Run At Kapiolani Park In Wednesday Trials
At Kapiolani Park Jim Quinn drove Waldo J through a 10th heat in 2 16 with earlier efforts 2 40 and 2 29. Ateamplough led the free-for-all in heat one but Waldo J showed strength later. Ryder and Wood posted times around 2 25 to 2 32 as Virgie A and Viarla also ran, with Hilly McCluney noted among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Quinn
Waldo J
Quinn
Walia J
Walda
Jonner
Tom Ryder
W. Wood Wan Gond
Princ David Delving
Virgie A
Taz
Viarla
Hilly McCluney
the Beach
Prosperity Not Threatened by Market Conditions
A reading of statements from representatives of all branches of industry asserts the nation’s foundation remains sound and healthy despite stock market fluctuations. Trade leaders highlight steady factory demand and ongoing note inflows as proof of continued prosperity amid current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
York
Phile
Oie
Carnahan
Milliams
King Bros Bind Your Own Photos With Ready Paper and Mat Board
King Bros offer materials for binding photos including gummed binding paper and mat board in any shade. The ready to use binding paper simplifies the process and speeds up completion for hobbyists and small studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Bros
Travel plans outline two week Japan visit with Tokyo and Nikko
Yokonama reports Fieny atwrehial Van Walieren expects arrival in Japan within two weeks and will stay four or five days in Tokyo before visiting Nikko. He says his suite includes about a dozen men, and they will likely travel directly from TakU to Tokyo by rail. The Bulletin charges 75 cents per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokonama
Fieny
Atwrehial van Walieren
Japan
Tokyo
Viet Nikko
Kole
Taku
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yhifton
Capes
Brasch & CO
U. Sekomoto
UN Hotel ST Nuae
Fraternal Directory
Gallagher
C. C
A.B. Murphy
Wonolulu
L. del, Ward
W. M. B. Frigs
Mawaiian Lodge
Ream
le Progres
Pacific Edge
H. Wright
W. M. A. G. Wallace
Cutte
Nara
Lovejoy
Territory of Hawaii
Lumalilo Street
Kalmaki
Castle & Lansdale, Real Estate and Investments
Stangenwald Building
Oahu
Toe and Electric Co
Hoffman & Markham
Jt P. O
Dred Iy, Courteou
Pireclay
Mammoth Rockers
C, Brewer & Co., Ltd
Ouben ST
Sara Calfarais
Saiia
Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd
Pioneer Wine and Liquor House
King ST
Bethel
Omens Exchange
Stocktollers of
Walalus Beach
New Tovay
Oahu College
Kodivewa
Beery
Williamaon
Mamoky
A. Marcallina
Harottte
Veeccescseoe de Marealtine
Richards
Jones Center
Hieia
Robinwan
Veetsereess Campbell
Vaten Ssrrery
Pleld
Nuvole Anes Hapal
Chas
D. Walker
Dasiamer
Malldar
Fe King
Nox Telephone
Lua
Kapiolani Park
Rex
Washington Mercantile Co
College Hills Tract
Waikiki
Ocean
Nowanu Valley
J. H. Schnack
Newbro’s
Herpicide
Dandruff
Hollister Drug Co
T. B. Murray
Kukul Street
Bet
Nuuanu & Mannskea
Pasteur
A. R. Hancock & Co
Odol
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Hawaiian Territory
Waat
0AHU Carriage Mfg Company, Ltd
Beretania
Pauahi Sts
River Street
S.shimamoto
FSO Co
General Business Agency
Tia
Gay Stungenwald Block
T_ HAYASHI
Wing WO Chan
Sioors Nuwany Street
Bruce Yarino & CO
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