Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-04-29

Iv the Grand jury, the whole lot Of
them Those Senators are the most
ACCOMPLISHED lot of thieves that ever
escaped doing time for petty pilierihg
They stole bases last Saturday untli II
was a crying sin and shame. Thel
annexed everything in sight just as IL
they thought II belonged to them. ana
when they got through they had nine-
teen great big black tallics ON their
row of the sCore-board. And run
Why, they ran faster than they would
II they were trying to escape renom-
nation for the LEGISLATURE. On, II
was u base bail game such as you don
see more than once in a biennial per-
iod
When II was all over, the score
looked like this:
Senator ~.
Representatives II.
Those were the runs. The errors
were not recorded II they had been,
tho tally sheet would have looHrd Ike
the record uf an uUoration In high
finance. II errors counted for scores.
either team could beat the wnolc ia.
tional League.
/ And sliIc.-W ell. they didn't have tn
Glide. They just rolled. Billy RawliH&
Iur Charlie Chilingworth could just
all down halfway nCt"Ccn bases ana
/ roll the rest Ol the way. And joan
/ Lane could perform ncrobatic stunts
down Of the second station that wOdid
make professional Cuntortionist want
/ to retire into u hole and pun the hole
/ N after HIM.
/ The Representatives did well, very
well indeed. They made almost a.
hany errors rs their opponents, and
I they were beaten by unly five runs.
| which Il not 80 mach when YOU con-
slider the score. And they were Only
getting their second wind when tho
came came to an end. The only
,ruubc was tnCy were So long In get
ling II. They piled up eight big, IA,
runs In the last inning. And that
what few baseball teams can do. ever
ia the big league.
II IL nurd 10 sdS vino was the star
or starriost. performer, Senator Charlie
Mccarthy or Representative Charlie,
Rice. But II IL understood that boil
Of them have been drafted by ,hc Ma
iional League. Take It all In all
though. and the badge probably Oush
10 90 to SheldCn-Bill SneldOn as hi
fellow bail sluCgors called him.
they breed many of his kind over o.
Kauai. it's no wonder that the Gar
den Island manages to be In the run
ming most OF the time. Sheldon wa
lrlnning all the time, chasing the ba
back toward the ,}randstand. lie an
his son formed Il combination tha
worried the Senators.
Palmer Woods was the real Cand
boy The way he wound them aroun
the necks OF the Reps was a sin and
shame. He held Gown the mound "a
the Senators like big Lacquer.
And Knudscn, well, he didn't hay
to have any license tag TO run base
any more than hc does To run his auto
mobiie-while the Legislature Is
session.
II there IL anybody who has the In
. preston that Makekau Is an old maj
y he ought to have been there and sec
he dean of the Senate gathering
the hot ones In the center gardcl
And Rawlins-wcll. he was traine
down little too fine, he says, but
uHs Il beautiful build for slidisg
second. And the way he handled thu
no, inner 'ha' came do"h III 'he diG'
'i"h Oh 'ne illddle sack puts MN III
Z CLASS ny himself
laoo was the Doy VINO was tne'
WIN 'he stick' lie pa''eu ABOUT w
1t must be so, for he admits II.
n Tor Kalama, nobody can hereafter doul
'I,a' nc N ina risht man III the rls'
:. pace ne Ought 10 DC re-e'ec'ed yu
s 80 ne can nor" uoWh tne ihi''ai SCI
3'vriai s"cN TWO years from now;
! castro Is propaO!S the ohly HNin
u pitcher VINO van curve pal' iour u
terSht ways ~ me same time Ana
had Always thoughl mat Castro was
We'F stralshl-iorWard sorl OF le
low 100 but ne demonstrated SathI
"aN mat he Is william OF the deep''
uye' lie prscticed the rahkest sort
ueceP''on on ihose poor deluded SCI
htorS' lheS would swat mighty swa'
1t th' pace Whcrc they thought III
pai' ought 10 De- only To puhctdre u
atmosphere