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HILO TRIBUNE-HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1925 PAGE FOim' i i. n.i i.imwni MUDD CENTER FOLKS 1 1 IWHMP nc nu i iiyc di CTUREBJ in mi i hum III ii Lbm Mil ORG ANIZED AT HONGMU SCHOOL THURSDAY A Parent-Teachers Association was organized in the Honomu School, Thursday evening, October 22. Mrs. ''Kmtk'Z i i mm PURM '-luck! Got ffife 4wlW-- A BlTt AN' AFRAID mSk T'-PULL IT FE NOW PLMING 7:20 P. M.

USUAL PRICES 30c 40c 50c Here's the Season's Most Thrilling Romantic Melodrama Western of Furious Fighting, Reckless Riding antikr Risky Romance During Times in the Picturesque Gold: AMmjlm IUCK JONES GAIETY CLOSES ITS DOORS AS MOVIE THEATER fContlmied from vara 1) tirely, leaving hjs position a.t th poriuiu. Eaker continued as manager the Gaiety until 1913 when he and John Kai bought Fernandez out. Later Baker bought Kai's interest, becoming the sole owner. 1 In 1916 Baker remodeled the entire interior of the Gaiety, putting in tho balcony, a lobby, and a decorated ceiling, as well as two store rooms. After being remodeled the Gaiety was considered to be the prettiest theater on the island, until the new Empire theater was built In 1920.

At the time of remodling opera chairs, the first on the island, were installed. The organ, which has been transferred to the New Palace, was installed in the Gaiety by Stanley Elmore in 1917. Baker said this morning that, the Gaiety probably would be remodled for use either as a store or wharo-house, but that he has no plans for the place Just at the present. The Harry Webster, Girl Scout, director and president of the Kapiolanl had charge of the meeting' The parents were very pleased with Mrs. Webster's explanation of what a Parent-Teacher Association mould mean to the parent The following were elected: President, chart; first Mrs.

David Kalani; second vice president, Miss Emma Walsith; secretary, Mr. Nakano, and treasurer, Mrs. Virginia Peraira. After the business meeting a short program was enjoyed. Miss Emma Walsith sang two solos, "Wispering Hope," and "Forgotten." The fourth grade children sang their hygiene songs which were very appropriate.

In His First Reel Special Picture 'The ManMo Played Square' I -'Added Attractions, --Qffj: I BUDDY MESSINGER in his comedy ptfM' I "WHAT AN EYE" FELIX THE CAT CARTOON fV -FOX NEWS NO. ,0" MM Miss Carpenter explained the nutrition card system and all parents seem most-interested in cooperating with the school to have their children white; card instead of either a blue or a red one. The" next metfng will to held November 19 at which time the children will present a program consisting of regular school -work. lease on the property held by Baker expires January 1, 1940. MATINEE 'TOMORROW -rtfUSEP 'lUNTAY A G5CD BSdN3.

VHIUS MA "f-JGl'RE? IT A 000!) PAY Fg.s ro? To ftLP Tit- V'i 5 J.Y 5STTLED 1 Movies 6 llllillllill AT VOLCANO HOUSE 1 FORMAL OPENING i- EMPIRE luiiiiir (lie week ending October 2t, 210 vitfiors wore entertained a.t Kila-i iWwlPk(gTtes Buck Jones will be seen in his first BEVINS CASE BEGINS IN SUPREME COURT STEAMER AGROUND fCy Associated Press to Trlbune-Heraldl eight reel special picture, "The Man Who Played Square," at the Empire starting tonight. It is a' story of the TONIGHT 7:30 P.M. TOKIO, Oct. 26. The steamer stirring days in the gold-mining fuM Volcano number included ih-.

inombers of the seventh Anv.ele.-' rUstmber of Conimerc 4-xcm-fion party also other tourists, iind a. number of island people. Honolulu ''visitors were W. J. Warren.

S. Leltlie'ad, Mi s. W. L. Stnn- anuM, O.

Schoeping, H. E. Daiighcrty, Oer-rttJinir ffirtian. E. II.

C. AVel-I-r, T. McGeo'-g Mrs. Walter E. G(orge Michapolii Walter E.

Kni'', isn Lucille Race, and Mrs. A. Johnson -U'. anl H. Clarkj Mr.

and Mri George Lake, Dr. V. B. Appleton, E. F.

Bishop, Ed- Havelland, which went aground Saturday at Yokosuka, is still on the reef. The vessel is in no dariger. it is said, and will protably be refloated soon. The Nichi Nichi says that the fact that one of the ship's officers is Amer-incan caused authorities to become suspicious that the grounding of the Vessel in a fortified harbor was not accidental, but it is understood that no action is contmplated. (By Associated Press to Trlbuncrlforaldl HONOLULU, Oct.

2G. Milton F. attorney for the defense, 'opened the argument this mornin in the impeachment proceedings against iE. R. Bevins, Maui county attorney, before the supreme court, i He claimed tha-t three signers of 'the impeachment petition withdrew their names and that four others were ineligible to sign, voiding the peti-Uion.

He asserted that Bevius was within the rights in accepting a fee of $500 from the Maui supervisors for work country, of northern California anuil has to do with a man's battle against the great odds of versitable packs of brute-men of every description and propensity. The comedy element has not been neglected either and it is promised there will be plenty of occasions for the heartiest kind of laughter, provoked chiefly by Hank Mann. Others in support of Jones are' Wanda Hawley, Ben Hendricks. Jr. William Scott, and David -Red" Kirby.

A Buddy Messinger comedy, "What aa Eye," and a Fox News will also he shown. The Snappy Five Orchestra and Mrs. Mahio will ploy tonight. DEAD th9 on matters concerning the 1925 legislature session. WM iminurStilrs.

A. F. Gaumann, A. Frits-' rlil, Mr. and Mrs.

liar: Wood, Mrs. T. J. $Iohn, Louis La Chapolle. Miss M.Tgaret Berpen and Ronton.

Uilo) visitors included V. B. Stod-dad. Ir. and Mrs.

Fred Koehnen apdj, fdi.aljf; Bernard Vicars, H. A Mrnufcl Neves, H. S. Abe and II. I.

Niilai. Other island guests included Cliiir-les Savage, of Waiiuku, Maui; Anthony-P. Janion, of Maui; Benlah Philip, and Helen Peck, and J. Carets, of Kohala. nformation Authentic! for THE BENEFIT OF THE BUILDING PUBLIC There was approximately 370 gallpns of paint and enamel used on the New PALACE THEATER ---SK i MiAUNA KEA PASSENGERS 1 j.

The; Mauna Kea sailed yesttrday taking the following passengers: For Honolulu R. Elliot. P. Mr. Strvrns.

Mrs. F. Mahn, G. W. MecConnncliip.

A. Moir, Chang M. Kobayashi, I.ieut. C. L.

Mrs. King and ehi'd. W. W. Majo- C.

Ten-ney, Mrs. C. H. Tenney, Mrs: Nishi-mura E. E.

Helhush, R. F. Crimm, B. D. D.

Cruick-Fhiink, Mrs. Cruicksha.nk and three rhildnsn, Mrs. Martin, Master Martin. M. C.fLui7:, M.

Soares, L.Tamada: J-nwrence Gay, Miss -Miss M. Porgnn. J. O. Carter.

A. Smith, K. C. Hardyl Col. E.

R. Beadle, J. W. Burt Lawrence R. Mclean.

H. Okamotd. E. E. Marks, Mr.

Okada, Mr. May T.anaganroi. fW. JI. Schulz.

WiiHam Silver, William Silver, B. NoniUKi, James D. Moir, Wiiliani Shepherd. Staff AiiPtin. John Cran.

Fidney Silver, H. W. Fincke, Lieut. 71ash. and child, A.

flurzej, ChPries A. 'Alien, Lawrence E. Phillip's. R. Newton C'iles, Col.

BlcknMl, Mrs. Eicknell, J. Gam-bVr. i. C.

Sorrno, and Frendo. For Ma la Takano, George Ta-I mayobi, Mrs. Yamayohi, Mrs. Annie 1 SON OFV 1 of this amount 325 gallons of P. Fuller's Paints was supplied by the Building Supply Ltd.

Trigger Action And startling surprises feature, this great Fairbanks picture. The finest adventure tale ever screened. The dashing daring, Don bars all worn) and you live in laughs and thrills. Fast as Lightning Ah Nf K. Ynmayoshi, E.

J. Ben ney, H. Oye, I. Omuri. 1 Article, of I War May Go Local Agents for W.

Fuller Co. Hie entire Color Scheme was plumed ly a local Master Painter (came on request) and this gentleman selected all the colors and advised the proper application of same. Also "THE CLODHOPPER, Comedy with LARRY SEMON f'TRAPS AND TROUBLE, SPOTLIGHT" SHOWING MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY at 2:30 P. M. v.

OWING TO LENGTH OF PICTURE SPECIAL PRICES FOR DON ONLY tiikiinaS uppMbi, Ltd. i On 7 rial, Too. JI Anr.lnr. jn Trlhunc-Herji In WASHINGTON, Oct, 26. Tht SGth aiiiiof vfar under which Col.

Wil-liniu -V'iicholl, demoted1 ufislstant chief of tliHarmy air bureau, was indicted for ooin mart'al may Itself be brought id trial, Frank it. Reld. coun-bt'l foQ -Mitchell, announced today. Reid challenced the jt'onstittitional-lty ofthe article. He raid that the right of freedom of speech was undoubtedly guaranteed by the consti- 1 if the flCth article of war( abridges, that right, i3 tional and void.

f. Rudolh Hruby, recently arrested, in Vi'iiif' Iiks JiogKtfl all "ver Europe SECOND MEZZANINE FIRST MEZZANINE FLOOR MEZZANINE, LOGES ORCHESTRA LOGEO ORCHESTRA CIRCLE 50c and 75c 51.00 $1.50 01.50 31.00 -CHILDREN'S MATINEE PRICES Under' 10 Years 25c. Over. 10 years. Agents for Fuller Paints LARGEST STOCK ON HAWAII TRY A TRIBUNE-HERALD WANT AD ug of bffifars," jL-..