The Billboard 1905-05-13: Vol 17 Iss 19 (1905-05-13)

34 The Billboard TAIRNIONT PARK The Coney Island of the West. Opens May 27; 400,000 people to draw from. Free gate. shows, merry-go-round, Ferris wheel, and other money-making attractions. Choice opening; quick action. Address BEN ROSENTHAL, Mgr., Midland Hotel, Kansas City, Mo. Four months’ season. Wanted, Kansas City, Missouri. illusions and electric West Baden—Natl. Water Works’ Assn. Con. | Westminster—P. 0. 8. of A. State Con. Aug. MISSISSIPPI. The Greatest Shooting Gallery made. a 14-16. George C. Seager, Rochester, 8 P. B, Bnglar, Taneytown, Md. Gulfport—Kings, Daughters and Sons’ State B ii ‘ Winona Lake—Presbyterian Church Gen. AssemMASSACHUSETTS. PR nck 0. _ oe <4 iolee Oak: _ 7. -~ & ye ‘J Roberts, 1319 i ae as a rg ; a. = W. H. Gibbs. alnut s a. Tuly 19. W. H. Morton, sboro st., ridian— fonal " ~; Winslow—Old Soldiers’ Reunion. Aug. 9-1%| Utica, N. Y. a i. a a “ Address Geo. P. Busch, adjt., P. O. box 105. | Boston—Railway Claim ents’ Assn. Con. Vicksburg —State Bankers’ Assn. Con. May 101 IOWA. Mey a = A. anein, e st. station, ll B. W. Griff a cago, ° } Arbor Hill—Old Settlers and Soldiers’ Reunion. | Boston—American Social Science Assn. Con. MISSOURI. + Sept. (2nd wk.) C. C. Stewart, sec. May 11-13. Frederick Stanley Root, 291) Brookfield—Ladies of the G. A. R. State Con. Cedar Rapids-—United Commercial Travelers’ Orange st., New Haven Conn. Gr. Counci] Con. June 9-10. Chas, R. Olmstead, Sioux City, Ia. Cedar Rapids—Twenty-ninth Con. Ancient Order Workmen. May 9-11. F. Behkopf, gr. rec., Des Moines. Council Bluffs—State Retail Grocers’ Assn. Con. May 9-11. Ira B. Thomas, Des Moines, Ia. Davenport—Carlow Alumni Assn. of the U. 8. and Canada Con. Aug. 28. Rev. John Phelan, Marcus, Ia. Des Moines—Lutheran Augustana Synod of N. A. Con. June —. i Des Moines—lowa Christian Con. June —. B. Denny. ions —~ —State Health Assn. ge June 12-13. T. Lensan, Mt. Ayr, pian kanen of the G. ~ R. State Con. May 16-18. Miss 8. Tillotson, 304 Kirkwood Boulevard, Davenport, Ia. Sioux City—Genl. Congregational Assn. Con. May 16. J. 0. Stevenson, Waterloo, Ia. Sioux City—Protestant Episcopal Church Diogg Con. May 16. Rev. S. R. Hoyt, Haran, Ia. Stanton—Swedish Lutheran of the U. 8S. and Canada Con. June 9-16. John G. rEg, 970 38th st.. Rock Island, fl. Washington—United Presbyterian Chureh Genl. Assembly. May 24. Kev. D. F. McGill, D. D., Allegheny, Pa. Waterloo—State Federation of Women’s Clubs Con. y 24-31. Mrs. T. J. ..etcher, Marsballtown, Ia. Waterloo—lowa Legion of Honor Con. May 16. J. H. Helm, Cedar Rapids, Ia. Waterloo—Iowa State Billposters’ —o5 Con. May 25. Chas. T. Kindt, Davenport, Ia. Fort Scott—Order Eastern Star Gr. Chapter Con. wd —. Mrs. W. D. Mitchell, 424 Heylman Hutchinson —State Sunday School Con. May 0. Engle Abilene, Kan. ae ee Commercial Travelers’ Inter-state Con. May 12-13. P. G. Wakenhut, i Salina, Kan. \ Junction City—State Pharmameutical Assn. Con. May 23-25. John Moore, Lawrence, Kan. Topeka—Royal Neighbors of america Sup. Camp. -_ June —. Mrs. Minnie Fielder, Peoria, Topcka—Protestant Spienget © Chureh Diocesan Con. May —. Rev. C. B. wford. eg Dental Assn. Cone ~aay 17-19. F. . Hetrick, Ottawa, Kan. KENTUCKY. Ashland—Knights of Pythias Gr. Lodge Con. July 25-28. D. Owen Robinson, care W. A. Gaines & Co., Frankfort. Ky. Beattyville—Jr. 0. U. A. M. State Council Con. ost. 12. M. C. Bane, state sec., Vanceburg, x Greenup—Knights « the ose Pagle Gr. Castle Con. Aug. M. Griffin. Louisville—United Be Fase Veterans’ Natl. Reunion. June 14-16. Wm. EB. w.-:kle, maj. genl., New Orleans, La, Loulevitle—Division of Ky. Sons of Veterans U. S. A. State Encampment. May 22. Chas. E. | Stebbins, 324 11th st., Newport, Ky. Louisville—Gr. Army Dept. of Ky. "tate Encampment. May 23-24. T. F. Reyland, 217 Fairfield ave., Bellevue, Ky. LOUISIANA. New Orleans—State Medical Society Con. May 9-11. Dr. W. M. Perkins, 211 Camp st. ee 0. R. M. Gr. Council Con. P. W. McKittrick, May box 246 Shreveport, : Shreveport—State Con. of Y. P. S.C. BE. June Miss Anna M. Watson, Bunkie, La. Thibodaux—State Press Assn. Con. May 23-25. MAINE, Portiand—Prot. Episcopal Church Diocesan Con. a 17. Rev. Edward D. Johnson, Brunswick, Portian®é—Knights of Templars’ Sup. Com. Con. Oct. 18. Chas. A. Maxwell, 8 Cedar st. MARYLAND. Baltimore—Christian Endeavor Workers’ Natl. Conf. July 5-10. W. M. Robinson. 821 W. Carroliton ave. Baltimore—Y. P. 8S. C. E. International Con. July 5-10. Van Ogden, Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass. Baltimore—Protestant ag a Ye cesan nD. 24. Baltimore—Order G’rth Abraham Con. May 7-11. Sappington, Telephone bldg. M. Kronheimer, 211 Calvert st., New York 5. City. Hagerstown—Daughters of Liberty State Con. May 11. Mrs. ~ E. Groinn, v20 Franklin st. me — 's Con. June 7-9. . T. Levely, Annapolis, M Boston—Knights Templar Gr. Commandery Con. May Boston—Naval and Military Order American War Natl. Gummeatery Con. 20. Capt. John T. Hilton, rec. in chief. Boston—Protestant Episcopal Chureh Diocesan Con. May 24. Rev. L. C. Manchester, 880 Rogers st., Lowell Mars. Boston—American Unitarian Assn. Con. May 23-24. Charles EB. St. John. Boston—Natl. Assn, Masters of Dancing Con. June 13. Geo. W. Smith, Gray and High sts., Columbus, 0. Boston—Home Circle Sup. Council Con. June 21. Jules M. Swain, 120 Tremont st. Boston—Catholic Order of Foresters of the U. S. and Canada Con. Aug. —. Thos. H. Cannon, 1227 Stock Exchange, Chicago, IIl. Boston—Northeastern Federation of Women’s Clubs Con. Aug. Mrs. G. C. Hawkins, Compton pl. Boston—Catholic Order of Foresters’ International Con. Aug. 1. Thos. F. McDonald, 1231 Stock Exchange bldg., Chicago, Ill. Boston—Photographers’ Assn. of America State ish a Aug. 8-11. J, M. Bandtel, Milwaukee, is. Boston—International Stee), gue and Plate Printers’ Con. June 21. T. L. Mahon, 819 S st., northwest, Washington, D. C. Springfield—Foresters of America Gr. Court Con. May 16-18. J. J. Gallagher, gr. sec., box 355, Lowell, Mass. Worcester—Dames of Malta Sovereign Grand Body Con. June 12. Fred W. Treen, Haverhill, Mass. MICHIGAN. Benton Barbor—Order of Patricians Supreme Cont fon, July 25. F. H. Platt, Tonnifier bldg., senton Harbor, Mich. Detroit—American Federation of Musicians Con. May 15. Mrs. David Campbell, 1225 Vine st., Denver, Col. Detroit—International Assn. of Factory Inspectors’ Con. Aug. —. A. C. Backus, Milwaukee, Wis. Detroit—Dramatic Order of Knights of — Assn. Imperial Palace Con. Aug. —. Belding, 407 N. Broadway, St. Louis, Mo. Detroit—Eastern Star Benevolent Fund of Amerfea Con. Aug. 22. Miss M. E. Crowe. Detroit—Royal Arch Masons Gr. Chapter Con. May —. Charles A. Conover, Coldwater, Mich. Detroit—Order of the Star of Bethlehem BPmia j , Commandery of N. A. Con. June 20. Detroit—State Dental Assn. Con. June —. A. Bk. LeGro, Three River, Mich. Detroit—Protective Home Circle Sup. Circle Con. May 16-17. W. D. Palmer, Sharon, Pa. Grand . er Gama Delta Tan Fraternity . May 12. G. R. Chapter, High School. Grand Rapids—Master Butchers of America Con. Aug. 1. C. Christofferson,, Omaha, Neb. Jackson—State Electric Medical Assen. Con. May a ‘W. H. Snyder, M, D., pres., Hastings, Kalamazoo—State Letter Carriers’ Assn. Con. Al 30. Will M. Robinson, Battle Creek, ic Lake George—American Pediatric a a ~—s June 19-21. Samuel 8S. Adams, M. D ington, D. C. a ad Fraternal Press Assn. Con. 28. A. E. Stevenson, 415 Stevens bidg.. Debit, Mich. Saginaw—State Retail Hardware Assn. Con. Aug. 9-10. A. J. Scott. Marine City. Mich. Traverse City—-Women’s Relief Corps State Con. June —. Vina E. Ridfiesu, Jackson, Mich. MINNESOTA. a Sk Assn. of Fire Engineers’ Con. sabsettibalte novices oe md Freight Assn. Con. Jane 13-27. Con. . W. Dennison ledo, O. Minneapolis—American Grain Buyers’ Assn. July 11. Ed. Barrett, Atwater, Minn. Minneapolis—Natl. fe Assn. Om. Oct. 18-22. Mrs. ? wap 608 Pa. ave.. 8. E. Watton ‘. Minneapolis—American inland Asen. Ooun. July 24-27. E. L. Jones, Sandusky, O. Minneapolis—Universalists Gen. Con. Oct. 202. Rev. G. L. Demarest Manchester, N. H. Minneapolis—Order of the Eastern Star Gr. Chapter Con. May 11-13. Mrs. Mary C. Taylor, 70 North 15th st. Red Wing—Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Synod of America Con. June 1-10. Prof. A. J. Lohre, Jewell, Ia. Red Wing—Protestant Episcopal Chureh Dioecesan Council Con. May 24. Rev. A. D. Stowe, 131 B. 14th st., Minneapolis, Minn. St. Paul—Reunion Minnesota Pioneers’ Assn. nf 11. George H. Huzzard, 664 Gilfillear blk. May 11. Mrs. Emma A. Wood, 3711 Balto ave., Kansas Citv. Mo. Jefferson City.—I. 0. R. M. Con. May 14-IT. Kansas City—Southern Baptist Con. May 10-17. Kansas City—Hotel and Restaurant Employees’ International Alliance and Bartenders" atl. League Con. May 8-13. Jere L. Sullivaa, Commercial Tribune bldg., Cincinnati, O. Kansas City—Fraternity of ‘Operative Millers of America Con. May 24-27. J. F. Muller, 114 Sherman st., Chicago, Ill. Kansas City—Millers’ Natl. Federation Con. June 7-10. L. T. Jumrue, 612 Royal Ins. bldg., Chicago, Ill. Kansas City—United Amateur Press Assn. Con. July 7-9. Frank E,. Murphy, Brantford, Ont., Mexico—United Commercial Travelers’ Gr. Council Con. June v-10. A. J. Fitzpatrick, Chil licothe, O. St. Louls—Baptist Genl, Con. May 16-17. Rev, C, H. Moss, Malden, Mass. St. Louis—Fraternal Bankers’ Assn. Con. June 2¢. Chas. F. Hatfield, Chemical bldg. St. Louis—National Baptist Con. May 16-24. St. Louis—Protestant Bpiscopal Chureh Diocesan Council Con. May 23. . Denison, 1913 8. Compton ave. Sedalia—Knights of Columbus State Con. May Joun Cashman. MONTANA. Anaconada—B. P. O. E. State Con. June —. Harry O’Goo0man Butte—State Medical Society Con. May —. W. S. Renick. —> 0. G. T. Gr. Lodge 37th Con. Aug. 23. J. A. Longstaff, Helena, Mont. a Federation of Labor Con. Aug. é . O. Smith, Helena, Mont. Write for catalogue, 208 N. 2nd wm . Wurffletn Mgr.. Pai adeiphia. U.S. A. “s Electric Light| 50c.= OUTFIT. 3% Volt Lamp, Receptacle, Switch, 10 feet of Wire and Battery, with Plain, pean Green or Blue Lamp, all complete for 50c., and 15c. extra for postage, to any part of the world, c ELECTRIC NOVELTY CO., Providence, R. 1., U. S.A. Send for Catalogue. South Omaha and Council Catering to population of 300,000. OPENS SUNDAY, address WM. P. BYRNE, Mgr., Omaha, Neb. Finest Park and Lake Resort in the west. On street car lines of Omaha, Bluffs. MAY 28. Out door acts played. For concessions 942 FOLDING OPERA CHAIRS FOR SALE. New National Theater, Washington, D. C. Samples with Thonet Bros., 860 B way. N.Y THE WRIGHTS Want Specialty or more weeks; those People who can change for two can give six weeks’ work to who make good with our patrons. Good Repertoire People write. Would like to buy a good Canvas about 40x80, with seats. ELBA E. WRIGHT, care The Wrights, Hutchinson, Kan., Indef. Slot Machines. to reliable parties, Bolte Company, 49 Elizabeth St., N.Y. City Illustrated Song Machines, the latest on the market; PRICE $35 EACH, will rent HAPPY HOOLIGAN GAME The new base ball game, better than a doll rack, new, just out, a money maker. OGDEN & CO., 9) S. Halsted St., Chicago, IL. 50 CENTS 50 CENTS Moving Kansas City A goods, also some second hand goods. and Supplies. Picture Machines, Films, Lanterns, Slides gent for Edison and McAllister Cc. ™M. STEBBINS, 1028 Main St , Kansas City, Mo. For a Book of 10 Sketches: 5 acts for I male, 1 female; 5 acts for 2 males. Money Order or 2-cent Stamps. Address BERNARD KLING, Playwright, 357 Jay St., Brooklyn, N. Y. CHANCE FOR RIGHT PARTY, to go in show business around WANTED, SLOT MAC a NES, Parlors. DIAMOND NOVELTY C¢ porated, Syracuse, N All kinds new and second hand, for use in Slot )., Incors ¢ Chicago, for sale or partner, with small amount of money; have 85 feet round top, two 40 feet middle pieces, poles and ropes, lights, cook house stuff, clown cart and harness, and a lot of stuff. J. H. FINN, 4175 Emerald Ave., Chicago, Hl. WANTED QUICK—I!lusionists; all season; no traveling. J. 8S. SANDna, Manager R iverside BOOK KING for a few Address M. F., St. New York attractions. care of Room 56, No, 121 W. Bapestenced Manager will act as PRESS GENT, prepare copy for printing and do 42d Amusement Co., Indianapolis, Ind. PARK MANAGERS Frosto, The Matinee Girl. has some open time: will consider a gool Minstrel Show for next season; (Interlocuter, good volce.) Address in FOR SALE.—7 Rosenfield Picture Machines $10; | C@%¢ of The Billboard, Cincinnati, Ohio. 4 Electric Nickel-in-Slot Tonophones, motor in first-class shape, $190; 1 Electric Banjo, good | =~ shape, $150; Little Wonder Lung Testers, new, | (C/ r $12: 10 New Mills’ Quarterscopes with views, FOR . y24 > my 25: machines in original boxes. never used; 5 New Combination Punching and Lifting Ma-| One Patr of Rox Rall Bowling Alleys: good as chines, worth $60, at $25 each. B. MOYER, | new; price $150. PRED POFF, 20 N. Grayson 1622 N. New Jirsey St.. Indianapolis, Ind. St., Louisville, Ky. Mention ‘‘ The Billboard” when answering ads, Mention “The Billboard” when answerwag ads.