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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
LITTLE TOT
SAVES LIFE
Of A BABY
Six X-Year-0ld Child
DefieS Death to !.
Rescue Sister.
Fights Way Through Fire
and Smoke to Side
Of Infant.
Staggers Out Of Burning Home With
Sleeping Child in Arms Just
Eefore Roof CollapSes.
Special Dispatch to The Call.


STOCKTON. April 1.-The home Of
Jacob A. Schilling, in Fair Oaks, was
destroyed by fire this afternoon. The
6-year-old son of the owner dashed into
the blazing cottage just before the roof
fell In and saved his baby sister from
being cremated. The fire is believed to
have been started by children playing
with matches in closet
Schilling was out in the country and
Mrs. Schilling and the children were at
nome. When the fire was discovered 1t
had gained considerable headway. and
efforts to save the cottage were out Of
the question. Mrs. Schilling ran out of
the house, carrying one of her younger
children with her. She then went back
and saved few articles of wearing
apparel She believed that all of her
children were saved. Suddenly her g.
year-old son remembered that his baby
sister was in the house asleep in a crib.
The manly little fellow dashed back
into the smoke and flames, while his
mother looked on terrified. Soon the
little fellow staggered out of the fire
bearing the baby in his arms.
The house and all that 1t contained
were destroyed. Schilling had secreted
$1,000 in gold in the house. 1t is prob
able that the most of the molten gold
may be recovered.
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rid OF such annoying troubles. and 1t eX
plains just what causes these distressing
mead and ear noises. 1t shows how they
are the forerunuerS of loss of hearing
ana now II neglected. they are sure to
result in Deafness. Best of all. it points
out the way to cure them absolutely and
permanently. so that the ear is in per,
rect condition and the hearing clear and
dlstlnct. Fine pictures of the head and
ear passages illustrate the book.
II you want to get rid of your head
ana ear noises, send for this book and
md out just what to do. Write your
name and address on the dotted lines cut
out the free coupon and mail it to Deaf
ness specialist sproule, l65 Trade Build
ing, Boston.
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s600-Colonel Rupert, 100 (Mori-
arity), to l. won; Lustig. 100 (Her-
bert), s to 1, second; Lord of the
Heath, 103 (Nunz), 9 to 2, third.
Time. 1:4614. Ara, The Lady Ro-
hesia, Ethylene, Ellie and Buglehorn
also ran.
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards
Merces, 95 (Hogg), to 2. won; Erne,
100 (M. Wood, 10 to 1, second; Mi
Reina, 90 (Dillon), 8 to 1, third. Time,
1:46l5. Red Damsel, Anirad, Prince
Palatine, Kinsman, Emily Oliver, also
ran.
Sixth race, one and a sixteenth
miles-Potrero Grande, 101 ON.
Wood, to 5. won; Sinicado, 95
(Moriarity), to 2. second; The Bor-
gian, 81 (Kunz), to /, third. Time.
1:4SM. Canajo, Trion, Eleven Bells.
Huapala and Tangible also ran.
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j. H. Nee, r. j. Woods, S. G. Buck
bee and George e. Starr made no re-
turns. In the first round of match
play HI. c. Golcher will play against
DR.. T. G. McConkey; c. H. Bentley
against L. B. Edwards; DR.. ]. r.
Clark against S. L. Abbot Jr., and R.
Gilman Brown against Captain D. j.
Rumbough.
The last named has recently re-
turned from two years service in the
Philippine Islands. during which time
he had no chance to play golf. With
a little practice he will recover his
old time skill in the game.
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made up Of Antrobus. goalkeeper:
Meche1s and Lynch. backs; J. Souter,
Ballmain and McGran. halfbacks:
Dwyer, T. Fay. p. Fay. E. Fay and
Higgins. forwards. The substitutes
are Owens. w. Souter. O'Brien. Lloyd
and c. Jones.
The team Of the Albion Rovers will
be chosen from Mcpherson, Shand.
Dale, McCallum, Balm, Bayne, Du-
quesne, Macarthur, Wood, WHITE.
Lewis, Bradley and Jones.
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Nealon C2), Hildebrand 20,
Spencer, Wilson, Kane, Miller. Errors-Kane,
Frary, Hail Eagan Nealon, Wilson CD. Ir-
win, Mohler, Miller. Two-base hit-Kane.
Sacrifice hits-Burns, Miller, Hildebrand,
Gochnauer r. Miller. First base on errors
San Francisco l. Seattle 4. First base on
called balls-On Miller 3, off Williams Z,
of Henderson .. Left on bases-San Fran
cisco 8. Seattle s. Struck out-By Miller 8,
by Williams 3. by Henderson 3 Hit by pitch
er-Walters. Irwin Double plays-Burns to
Eagan to Kane; Wilson to Mohler. Wild
pitches-Williams 81 Balk-Williams Time
Of game-2:15 Umpire-Davis.
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BASEBALL GAMES
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
sIwAsHEs DISGUST FANS.
Williams Gets a Bad Start and Seals
Make Thirteen Runs.

They're beginning to hand out bad
baseball pretty early this season. The
brand the fans had to look at yester-
day was enough to turn them against
the national pastime for keeps. There
was not a thing in the game worth wit
Messing, but it took more than two
hours before the agony was finally end
ed Score: San Francisco 13, Seattle 6.
Miller did not shine any too brilliant
ly on the home slab. He was bumped at
times and his control was to the bad on
several occasions. All three pitchers
were agonizingly slow in their delivery
and this in measure accounts for the
tedious exhibition. The score:
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PRESIDE GOLFERS PLAY
IN A QUALIFYING ROUND

Sixteen players took part in the
qualifying round over eighteen holes,
medal score, of the competition for
Francisco Golf and Country Club yes
terday on the Presidio cause. The
eight who made the best returns will
take part in the first round of match
play, which must be completed within
four days. The details are given in
the table:
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clatlon football Union cup to-day at
Freeman's Park. Golden Gate. Ar
thur Robinson will be the referee and
the ball will be kicked off at $3.50
p m The Independents won the
championship of the California Asso-
citation Football League, and the AL
bion Rovers were the runners-up, so
to-day's match is between the best
two league elevens
The Independent eleven will be
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with b uZ I'll n z.
ringing noises in
the head and ears.
or swapping in
the ears when the
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IBERG FOOLS THE TIGERS.
Commuters Wade in and Get Away
With Clos, Game

OAKLAND, April Captain Van
Haltren's unterrified minions Gagged the
Tacoma Tigers at Idora Park this aft
ernoon and whipped the royal cham
pions to the tune of to 2 The score:
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ANGELS GET INTO RUNNING
Dolly Gray Shows the Portland
WebfOoters a Few.

Los ANGELES, April 1.-Grav,s
pitchlng won to-day's game for the An
gels, score to 2. The locals feIded
perfectly and ran bases in great form.
taking advantage Of every misplay on
the part Of Portland. Garvin was ef-
fective in his pitching except In the
sixth and seventh innings. Score:
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Portland
SUMMARY,

Stolen bases-Bernard Flood Smith, House.
holder Errors = schlaiey, swindelis. Two
base hts-Smith. Cravath. Sacrifice hits
Flood. McCreedie. Ross. Left on bases-Los
Angeles .. Portland Z. Bases on balls-Off
Gray T. Garvin 1. Struck out-By Gray q by
Garvin 8. Double plays-Toman to Flood to
Dillon. Atz to Mclean Passed ball-Swin-
dells. Wild pitch-Garvin Time OF game
l h. 30 m. Umpire-Perrine.
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INDEPENDENT ELEVEN
MEETS ALBION ROVERS
Champions and Runners-Up of Asso-
citation Football League Play
for Union Cup To-Day.

The Independents will meet the AL
bion Rovers in a match of the semi
final round for the California asso-
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Tacoma
RUNs ANp HTS az INNINl
SUMMARY.

Home run Eagan. Stolen bases-Nordyke
Streib Kelly. Errors - Mclaughlin CD
Devereaux. Two-basc hit-casey Sacrifice
Casey. First base on errors
Tacoma l, Oakland l. First base on called
bslls-On Fitzgerald ]. off Iberg 2. Left on
bases-Tacoma 6. Oakland 2. Struck out-By
4, by Iberg 3. Double plays
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press and San Francisco morning and evening
papers: FIRST-CLASS HOTEL AND STAGE
SERVICE; both morning and afternoon stages.
round trip from San Francisco only S5 So Take
Tiburon ferry daily at 80 a. m. or 2:30 p. m.
Rates So day SD week References any
guest of the past nine years Patronage OF
1904 unprecedented. Information at Tourist In
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GREW Skaggs, Cal
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: SUNMER RESORTS:
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Springs
MONTEREY COUNTY.

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RAHcHELLA, SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS

IDEAL home beautiful grounds miles from
Santa Cruz IN foothills redwood belt. will ac-
comodate few guests: sprinkled drives: trout
fishing phone Suburban 81; gas; IS week up.
MRS. BUNTING, r. F. D. 81, Santa Cruz.
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Eagan to Casey TO Nordyke. Hogan n,,
sS1Slea). SI) Time Of game h. 80 m. Umpire-- i,eo
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aEaur1rur nzooxnALE sant,

BEAUTIFUL BROOKDALE Santa
Cruz Mts.: 5 hrs. from ;. F.. beautiful scenery
OF stream mountain q forest. warm, dry air 8
pure water; cottage sites with building restric-
items. No business. trades. liquors. Whfts
sulphur springs. Electric lights; sewerage: 8
trains daily. Hotel 50 to S12. Near big trees
& Sequoia Park: booklet Fish hatchery on
ground. BROOKDALE LAND CO. Brookdals.
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BERGSHEIM, ssos. sos.,c;.a Cruz

Five miles from Glenwood from Santa Cruz
Milk cream fruit; 81 and IS per week: cir
culars free. G. F. BIEDENWEG 121 r F.
D., Santa Cruz
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EYRoN HOT sPRrNGs-America,s

SxEOM HUT sFSINGS-Amer1ca's
grea test Spa. Weekend excursion tickets
good Friday till Tuesday. 81 90: includes rail-
road fare, days at the Byron Hot Springs
Hotel use OF mineral waters and baths Hotel
open all the year. Spend your vacation at
these wonderful springs, in the shadow Of Mt
Diablo.
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H0WELL ML:. W00DW0RTHS

High altitude. No fog. Purest spring water
Forests. Home fruits. milk. cream. etc. Resi-
dence 30 years: 81 per week WOODWORTH
& MULLER. St Helena. Cal
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o t
wre is
States IS charge, It
o the rate service eaty
and OF the Mconi Wireless Telegraph Company
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FORBES RBSTzs.s.,s.r s..,. c,s OF

Mts.. S. p c. r. r., round trip 49, surround
ed by two romantic trout streams; fishing.
bathing: picturesque place. Adults. 81 per
week: families. special rates. w. c. FORDE,
p. NJ. Eccles. Cal
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Own Sumner Home IN n gosntains gssas = Camp Mretar

uhn ou'hihei nums of sonoma Co. 1dIip MssAcl
Pure water. equable climate. lots selling $40
up; cottages built by Meeker, $50 up; depot;
stores; restaurant; hotel; post and express:
telephone; sawmill: 1900 lots Sold 400 cottages
built. Sausalito ferry. N. S. r. r. NJ c.
MEEKER. Camp Meeker Sonoma County
1900 lots sold 400 cottages built
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The score:

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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900 Market Street,
Above ellis San Francisco, Cal
Office Hours a. m. to p. M; Sundays. 10 70 !,

San Francisco, Cal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-28
ATTORNEY CHARGES
W|LFUL OBSTRUCTION

Respondents to the restraining order
by Chief Justice F'rear< obtained by
Koolau Male and others against j. O.
Carter and others, to prevent their
prosecuting an ejectment suit, yester-
day filed a motion for hearing on proof
of damages sustained by them through
the issuance of said order. They ask
for the hearing tomorrow, or as soon
thereafter as may suit the convenience
of the court. Kinney, MeClanahan &
Cooper give notice of the motion to
Henry E. Highton and c. W. Ashford
E. b. McClanahan makes affidavit,
relating the various delays to the trial
of the ejectment case, j. o. Carter VS..
Koolau Male, ct al. He states that
since the bringing of this action of
ejectment he and the several members
of the copartnership to which he be-
longs, as attorneys for the plaintiff,
have used every means to bring the
case to trial, but have been prevent
ed in the main by the efforts of counsel
REPRESENTING tHe ueIeHudHtsJ bHdt sdiu
counsel, taking advantage of the en-
gagements of the trial courts as well
as of their own engagements, have used
these as excuses for delaying and hind
ering plaintiffs prosecution of said
action Defendants counsel, he says
in conclusion, had accomplished their
object of delay by preventing trial
before the Parker case was taken up, as
from information he says that matter
will consume several weeks, ''and in
the meantime said plaintiff is denied
his right to trial of his claim for the
possession of valuable piece of in
come bearing real estate.''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-28
JURlES LEGALLY DRAWN
BUT TERM IN SUSPENSE
Supreme Court Summary Decides Jury CUES
ton After Taking September Term
Matter Under Consideration.

Juries for the September term were
yesterday afternoon, by Chief Justice
Frear orally from the bench, decided
that way on the question reserved by
Judge De Bolt.
Whether or not there is a Septem-
Der term of the First Circuit Court the
Supreme Court has yet to decide, the
question having been taken under con-
sideration at the conclusion of argu-
ment.
Associate Justices Hartwell and Will
der having returned from the Coast in
the steamer Sierra, both in robust
health, a session of the Supreme Court
composed of its own members was
opened at 10 o'clock. The question re-
served by Judge Robinson in the case
Of All On, charged with perjury, as
to whether or not the September term
had lapsed on account of having not
been opened on Monday, September T.
was Immediately called for argument
A S. Humphreys, former Circuit
Judge, opened the combat, followed by
A. Perry, former Supreme Court JUS
tice. Both argued at length that the
term lapsed for the cause stated, as
the statute fixing the opening day as
the first Monday in September was
mandatory and, besides, was subse-
quent to the statute declaring the same
day, as Labor Day, to be legal holt
day.
F. w. Milverton. Deputy County
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-28
TERRITORY MAKES
ADVERSE CLAIM

Deputy Attorney General NJ. f. Pros
ser has fled the answer of the Ter
ritory of Hawaii in the matter of the
petition of A. J. Campbell and others
to register title to certain premises in
Honolulu. As to part l of the petition
the Territory admits the claim of petit
TONER excepting for small portion of
land belonging to the government, TAX
en- into the description by survey
courses which the respondent alleges
are incorrect. The Territory further
represents to the court that the whole
of part , of the petition belongs to it,
being government land made such BY
the Mahele of 1S4S and to which Meth
er the Territory nor its predecessors
has ever relinquished it's title.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-28
ISAAC NOAR'S SON
JOINS LOCAL BAR

Samuel Noar, who came here to at
tend to the settlement of the estate
of his late father, Isaac Noar, was yes
terday morning admitted to practice in
all the courts of the Territory by the
Supreme Court on motion of C. W.
Ashford. Mr.. Noar was born in New
York State 80 years ago July u. He
was admitted to the practice of law in
Philadelphia in April, 1892, and prac-
tieed there until January, 1904, when
he removed to Fort Collins, Colorado.
His admission here is based on certif-
Gates that he was a practitioner in
the supreme courts of Pennsylvania
and Colorado.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-28
TaEASUREn'S ACTION
ON LIQUOR LICENSES

Treasurer Campbell has refused a
fifth class liquor license-to sell in
original containers-to Paulo Kahalia,
Kohala, majority of owners of prop
erty within 1000 feet of the premises
desired to be licensed having entered
a protest against the application.
Fifth class licenses have been grant
ed to c. Ahkui, Napoopoo, South Kona,
Hawaii; All Tuck, Keanae, Hama, Ma
III; and j. Onishi, Maalaea, Maui.
Applications for fifth class licenses
have been received from All Tong, XII
pahulu, Maui; Ho You, Kipahulu, and
Y Aona, Hookena, South Kona, Ha-
waii.
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Attorney, replied. He argued that the
Legislature created the term as a
whole fixing its limits of time, and
that the omission of the court to do
business on any day within the
set period-no matter if it was the
opening day-could not invalidate the
term. Authorities Were quoted to show
that legal holidays We're non-judicial
days like Sundays, one being a case
where the fling of exceptions by =
clerk on legal holiday was held a
nullity.
H. G. MiddIeditch contributed to the
argument against the existence of the
term, and Mr.. Milyerton made a clos
ing reply.
At the close of argument the matter
was taken under consideration.
Then the civil case of H E. Murray
VS.. D. FL. Lewis was called for argu.
ment on the question raised by counsel
for defendant, of the validity of the
jury panel, which Judge De Bot had
reserved.
w. L. Stanley of Holmes & Stanl ~
and A. Perry, for the defendant argued
that the drawing of the jury had been
Illegal as not complying with the
amended jury law Of 1905. C. F. Glenn
Milverton replied.
Without leaving the bench the court
held a consultation. when the Chief
Justice announced it's decision that the
jury had been legally drawn.
The jury was drawn, it may be stat
ed, under the law as it existed prior To
the amendment of 1905. Jury lists from
which to draw juries for this year were
made last year and. according to the
decision just rendered, hold good to the
enc of this year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-28
To DIVIDE
THE ESTATE
Dickey Wins Decree in
Cummings Estate
Court Notes.

Judge Robinson after hearing grant
ed decree of partition in the case
of Lyle A. D1ckey against the heirs of
the late VIM. ii. Cummings. An ap-
peal was noted by j. Lightfoot, at
torney for F. Wundenberg, guardian,
and others. Pending the issue of the
appeal it was agreed between the par
ties that Chris. Willis, surveyor, be
named in the decree as commissioner
to partition the property. A. G. M.
Robertson, attorney for one of the re-
spondents, was stated to have given
his consent to this appointment. Mr..
Dickey appeared in person. He sued
as purchaser of an interest under fore
cl0sura