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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
Gossip Of the Track

e. j. (Lucky) Baldwin came up
from his Southern. California ranch TO.
see the running of the Burns handicap.
After placing a commission on his Rey
ell Santa Anita colt Lisaro, he also put
down good sized bet on Kerchevel.
He will remain here for few days and
on Monday he is to have conference
with Rudolph Spreckels relative to
the proposed new track at Arcadia.
In which he Is endeavoring to induce
Spreckels to become interested. The
surveying of site for the plant is
now proceeding.
D. A. Ross was among those who
came up from Ascot to see the big
others of the Los Angeles delegation,
he had faith in the ability of Kercheval
10 win. and. hacking his belief with
cash, collected $500 from the book
makers after IL was all over. Pressing
his luck. he added an additional $4,000
TO his bank account by bet-on Grass
cutter. in whose ability to outsprint her
field he had unlimited confidence. This
was based upon exact knowledge of
what she was capable, as 1t was from
Ross that E. J. Ramsey. her present
owner. procured the flly out of a sell
ing race at Seattle last summer.
With the Burns handicap out OF the
way, the California Oaks viii next
claim attention. This stake, for $4,000
added. will be decided on Saturday
next. The distance is a mile and
quarter. The leading candidates In
clude Common Sue. Dollie Dollars.
Grace G, Grace st. Clair. Furze, Peer
less Lass. MaIitah. Blanche G. Tawa-
sentha, Banlada, May L n, Miss ON
cious. sanrida and Mabel Hellander.
There were eighty nominations for the
event
The following thirty-two bookmak-
ers were in line: En1eryville, Harlem,
Schley. Owensboro. Falstaff. Western.
San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley,
Schneider. Boston. Stuyvesant. Eng
strom, Missouri. Martin, Golden Gate,
Colonial. Central. New York, Arizona,
Bohemian, Alamo, Nevada. Ingleside,
Rose. Eckert. Walter. Sheepshead.
Jaekman. Piliicum. Lyons. Broadway.
Butte Hotel
Johnny Lyons was suddenly taken
sick and was absent from his custom
ary place on the block yesterday. al
though his book did business as usual
His illness is not of serious nature.
Monday.
c. E. Durnell has purchased Laura
F. NJ. from c. c. McCafrerty, who
claimed the mare out OK selling race
recently.
Al Konigsberger has gone to Los
Angeles for a brief visit.
Entire Nous is expected to arrive
from Ascot Park today.
Dates for the important stakes of
the Eastern turf are as follows: Carter
handicap, Aqueduct. April 10: Excelsior
Handicap. Jamaica April IS: Metro
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

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ing force which is the basis of all health. Electro
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ed one other mount third and finished
outside the money with his other three
mounts.
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Defeat of Local Turf Idols
DBappouts Crowd
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MAXENWZNYXzZN

Continued From PAGE 4s, Column :.
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Johnny Lyons was suddenly taker
sick and was absent from his custom.
airy place on the block yesterday. al
though his book did business as usual
His illness is not of g serious nature
and he probably will be on hand or
Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
LOGIsTILLA A TURF QUEEN

L.ogistilla. which is a grand looking
mare. was greatly admired and her
canter showed her TO be ut to run for
a fortune. Kercheyal. q well-propor-
toned bay with & blaze face. was close
" scanned, owing TO the general talk
about him, bur IT is not likely that any
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

want to convince eyery sufserer- that ne can get
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Let every sufferer who call my oice and
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II you can't CALL send tnis coupon for my book
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

c. E. Durnell has purchased Laura
F. NJ. from c. c. McCafferty, who
claimed the mare out OK selling race
recently.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27
Photograph of the Gandstand and Court Showing
Hldreth S Game Mare Makes
Grand Bid for Victory

oontlnued From Page "a. Column 8
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

Al Konigsberger has gone to Los
Angeles for a brief visit.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

am q different man from what
I was six months ago; the weak
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can I say in favor OF Electro
STEWART MCCLURE
Danville. Cal
When I began your treatment
my whole system was broken
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ways follows kidney trouble,
weak stomach. yaricocele and
general debility. Drugs did me
no good. As for results OF
the use OF ElectrO-Vigor,
will say that am now
we'll and hearty, every organ
J. L. COLwEIL
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

The spring meeting Of the wash
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

Entire Nous is expected to arrive
from Ascot Park today.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

Continued on PaEs 81, Column 1
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-27

Dates for the important stakes of
the Eastern turf are as follows: Carter
handicap, Aqueduct. April 10: Excelsior
Handicap, Jamaica, April Is: Metro
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-17

BARNEY WAS Wild
IS game of Sept. 9Th:

joys game of Sept. 9Th:
Barney Joy gave eight batters their
walking papers to first base yester-
day. Enough said. Eight passes will
lose any ordinary game. Barney
lost his game, to D, and 1t was
lucky that more runs were not piled
up against him. In the first two
innings he pulled himself out OF tight
holes. Dillon hunted into a double
play in the initial inning or there
would have been more trouble for
poor Barney. There was a man on
third and first and no one gone when
Dillon pepper up to Street, who
winged the ball to first. This helped
Barney for the time being. In the
third inning Barney put himself In
another hole by walking batters and
a couple of hits sent three mon
around the bags. This was disastr-
Gus. 1t is possible that Danny Long
is feeding Barney too much work and
rest would be beneficial. He has
been at 1t strenuously for several
weeks, and muscular and massive as
he is. Barney can go stale.
The Seals secured their first hit oil
Gray in the seventh. They had men
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-17
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INTEREST IN THE REGATTA

The Myrtle and Healani Boat Club
boys are working as hard as men can
work to get into shape for the coming
races on Regatta Day. The Myrtle
boys have not used the Rodgers at all
in practice so the Healanis can find no
fault that their boat is not as fast as
the Myrtle's
Sports about town are figuring
upon a very even race when the
seniors of the two clubs meet. From
their practice work 1t looks like an
even break.
There will he no gig race this year,
as there are not enough boats to SO
around. Atkinson's craft was de-
stroyed at Waikiki last year.
Prince Cupid will have his champion
native crew from Kona on hand to
take chance in the canoe race.
Preparations are being made by the
committee to- run everything off in
grand style. In fact, this Regatta Day
promises to he the most interesting
that has been held in years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-17
COAST BALL PLAYER
COMING NOV, 10TH
San Francisco. Sept. s. 1907.

san Francisco, Sept. ., 1907.
Mr.. Jess Woods, Sporting Editor
Bulletin, Honolulu, r. II.
My Dear Mr.. Woods: -Replying
to your letter of Aug. %. The book
lets mentioned have not yet arrived
lut | assume they will in due time.
| received a telegram from Nealon
saying he would accompany us on
the trip and am now corresponding
With Overall. Liefeld is not com.
ing to the Coast so will not be with
us.
From now on l will mail you
photos OF the players who are sched-
uled to go. My one difficulty now is
refusing the applications of those
who wish to make the trip. Nealon,
Casey and Devereaux will be the in
field, Eagan playing short, Heitmul-
Ter, Hildebrand and Bill Lange out
field, Eastwood, Donahue and Bliss
catchers and Henley, Williams and
probably Overall, pitchers.
Mr.. Cohen Informed me that the
Elleford Co. were TO leave on the
same steamer with us and there
would be sixteen in his party, there.
by he could secure rate OF 500 for
the round trip.
VIII secure cuts from Mr.. Bagger-
ly Of the -. r. Bulletin and will for
ward them to you.
The hotel rate you suggest is an
easy one and think several fans
will make the trip with us.
In reference to Reuter- and Hamp-
ton, many thanks for the photo of
the latter. 1t will be reproduced In
The Bulletin.
Forgot to say | made reservation
today of staterooms on the Alameda
to leave here Nov. lG.
You can satisfy the knockers. Give
them prize II they can pick out
one busher In the party. Every man
on the club is fit to be in the big
league, and 1t would be IA great
feather in your cap II you could beat
us one game. We play three exhibit
ton games here before leaving-Nov.
ana ~.
Now as regards transportation.
What arrangements do you propose
to make? Send me papers contain
ing announcements. This you have
so far failed to do.
II there is anything else you care
tc know, let me hear from you In
reference to II.
Barney continues to improve, and
as you doubtless know, has been
drafted by Boston.
Let me know all progress and let
us keep each other posted as to all
developments.
With kind regards, am
Yours very truly,
NJ. A. FISHER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-17
GAMES Of ATKINSON LEAGUE

The first games of the Atkinson
League were played on Sunday at the
Atkinson Park. Kakaako. Jack At
kinson and Sam johnson were there
and ushered In the season before a
big crowd. Jack pitched the first ball
and Sam punched it out for three
cushions.
In the first game the Cops put 1t on
the Laundry boys, 9-S.
The lineup and score by innings
was:
Laundry-Souza, c.; Boyes, D.; Mar
tin, h.; Perresser, 2b.; Herran, 3d.;
J. Souza, S.; NJ. Souza, IT,; NJ. Souza
CT; NJ. Lee, RI.
Police-Butler, c.; Miner, D.; Park
or, h.; Lcal, 2b,; Espinda, 3d.; S.
Parker, S.; Eddy. CT; Aleka, IT,; All
Sing, RI.
Score: 1894 7S9
Police ....1 o. 90 1 ID
Laundry e. 81 3 0 0 2 2-S
Second game was won by the Stars
against the Brewery, 1873.
The lineup:
Stars-Milte, c.; N. Jackson, D.; Pa
hau, b.; Macfarlane, Oh; Kaai 3d.;
Hogan, So; S. Jackson, CT; Horner,
IT,. Nick. RI.
rewery-Halemauo c.; Mahimi, p;
Kilo, h.; Kauwe, 2b.; Kaaha, 3d.;
Dole. S.; Kapahu, RI; Palenapa, IT,;
Kaunn, CT,
Score: 2 3 SCI S9
Stars 900 / 90 g 0 5-l3
Brewery -. 20 0 90 2 0 0 4 o.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-17
PENNSY Us. SAINTS TODAY

Today at $3.50 p. m. is the time
set for the great baseball match be-
tween the Pennsylvania team and
the st. Louits team of Honolulu. Here
is game that promises to be the
fastest game Of ball that has been
played in Honolulu in many a day.
Each team has a game to its credit
and today will decide as to which is
the fastest combination. Each team
is confident and from an outsiders
view 1t looks like an even break.
Both teams are fast and the game
should create much excitement.
The game will start promptly at
3:30 and a good big crowd is sure to
be on hand to see these two teams
struggle for supremacy. .....
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-17
HOW HAWAII STOOD AT NATIONAL SHOOT

Below is printed the total scores of
the rifle teams that took part in the
national rife shoot at
Fort Perry, Ohio, together with the
score of the Hawaiian team
which stood in the thirty-fourth
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-17
RECEPTION TO
CHAPLAIN McGINTY

Tomorrow evening "wednesday
an informal reception will be ten
dered Rev. Father McGinty. Chaplain
of the flagship West Virginia, at G.
b. U. Hall. by the members of the
Catholic societies. There will be
music, songs and refreshments, and
general good time is assured. The
affair will take place at s o'clock ana
Pa general invitation is extended to
the members and their friends.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-17

JAS. r. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-17

SUMMARY.
Two-base hits-Street, Williams.
sacrifice hits--Carlisle, Dillon. First
base on called balls-0ff Gray 3, on
Joy s, off Quick I. Struck out-By
Gray 10. by Joy Z. Double plays
Street to Williams; Bernard to Del
mas; Melchoir to Williams. Time Of
game-1:55. Umpires-Perrine and
Moore.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-17
At Auction
At my Salcsroom, Si7 Kaahumanu
Street

At my Salcsroom, Si7 Kaahumanu
Street.
AT 10 O'CLOCK
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1907,
VIM. Rogers silver plated forks and
Spoons.
Children's Lisle Thread Socks.
Infants Cashmere Socks,
Mems Hemmed Handkerchicfs,
Eldorado Flannel, assorted Ribbons,
Cotton Shooting, Brown Cotton,
India Lawn, Wall Clocks,
Walnut Parlor Set, Walnut bedstcad
Mahogany Center Table,
Walnut Sidcboard, Cupboard,
Iron Bed, Spring Mattress,
Smith.Premicr Typewriter.
Shctland's Best Floss Comfortcrg,
Midget Machines, cigars,
Ladies' Collars. Ladies' Vests,
Band Bows, Mems Shoes,
Childrcn's Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Goggles, Pictures,
Also
200 Bales Ajax Hay.
JAS. r. MORGAN,
AuCTioNEER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-17
NOTICE.

Loi Lum Kee has this day sold his
entire interest in Now Hung Com
pany. rice planters. to Lui Nav.
NOW HUNG COMPANY.
Sept II, 1907. 379S-2t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-17
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on bases before this, but the timely
hit was missing. Invariably the
Seals banged the ball into some
padded mitt which ended the sus-
pense. Nick Williams was the only
batter to find Gray to speak of. Nick
lined out double and single. The
score:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-09-17

In a letter received from Team
Captain Cummins he says:
Thank the Lord the National
Team shoot is over, and we are now
getting ready to leave on Sunday for
Chicago; it's nothing but shoot, shoot
all day. We arrived here Monday
morning at a. m. and at 1880 were
on the firing line for practice"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-18
CIRCUS PARADE WILL BE
A GLORIOUS SPECTACLE

Ringing Brothers have. this season
achieved the triumph OF their brilIlant !
career in the oranization or the most
splendid street parade that ever passea
through the street of any city. Every
ward OF silk and broadcloth, every inch
Of leather. every piece of Orienta!
fabric and every particle Of W. WOOD castsd used
eouipment is bright and new, and the
sum OF money that was spent on this
free display alone would buy any other
entire circus in the world.
SO also are the people new IheTe
are 1856 men, women and children 10
be seen in the procession, and they
have been gathe redfrom every corner
OF the world. In luxurious thrones on
the backs of elephants sit dark,skinned
maidens from India, Persia and Egypt;
in Orientally draped howdahs sit Arab
merchants; bushwhackers and brigands
from mountain and plain ride on spirit
ed steeds in picturesque trappings; the
royalty OF many far eastern nations sit
on emblazone6 thrones surrounded by
their slaves; barbarian musicians play
weird musici chieftains from savage
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-18
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE

At the Providence Opera House com
mencing Monday. May 20, for two nights
matinee Tuesday, "rhe Two Orphans"
Will be given. The play is founded on
the French Revolution. The scene is
laid I'm Paris and deals faithfully with
the low order OF morals OF the aristocra-
cy as we'll as those OF the inhabitants OF
the slums OF the French capital.
THE Two Orphans" Henr1ette and
Louise. the blind girl. are inveigied from
their quiet provincial home by rogue
OF the aristocracy.
Entering Paris. they are told that
guardian will meet them. Instead, how
ever. they are taken 10 the docks OF the
city and there Henriette Is stolen and
carried to the marquis chateau. where
she Is TO become the noblemans mistress.
She escapes through the valor of the
Chevalier de Baudrey. who Afterwards
marries her.
Louise falls into the hands Of La Fro
chard and is made to beg I'm the streets.
The cruel Frochard. the poor cripple
Pierre, the handsome Jacques. the re-
formed Magdalene are all types or Pari-
sian life presented I'm The Two Or
phans"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-18
IMPERIAL THEATRE

Next Monday afternoon, the Imperial
stock company Will give it's install per-
formance In that great emotional drama.
East Lynne" The management OF the
Imperial theatre gives the assurance that
II has secured company second to none
in the dramatic profession. IL is an even
ly balanced cast OF talented players who
have held leading positions In the best
companies touring America, and each
member is capable OF enacting the heavi-
est roles OF the standard and classic
drama.
A number Of the members OF the I'm
perial stock company are well known to
the theatregoing public of Providence.
having visited this city with some Of the
biggest metropolitan successes.
Miss Carol Arden will be remembered by
her clever portrayal OF the character OF
Bonita in Arizona" while Mr.. Mac M
Barnes won the hearts OF all those who
witnessed his characterization OF Squire
Bartlett in "Way Down East" and Capt
Hanks I'm "As Ye Sow" Mr. Frank Syl-
vester is a talented young actor of un-
equalled merit and won his spurs with
James X. Hackett in the ''Wall OF Jeri-
CO.; Miss Francis Brandt was also a
member OF Mr.. Hackett's London COM
pany and needs no recommendation 10 the
lovers of the drama.
Miss Rita Damn. late member OF
Belasco's stock company in the city of
San Francisco, is one OF the youngest
Western actresses on the stage and po-
sesses all the artistic finish OF a student
from the school of that genius. David Be
lasco
The entire company has been selected
for excellent service in the past and the
management personally guarantees equal
ly good service in the future.
Each production put upon the Imperial
stage during the summer will he under
the personal direction of Frederick Ire
land and Mac NJ. Barnes. who have been
responsible for the stageing OF some of
the greatest successes in England and
America. and In producing East Lynne"
they have boldly. turned from the travel
beaten path and are surrounding this
play with modern ideas OF stage-craft.
The story OF East Lynne" will ever
appeal TO the hearts OF humanity. and
with the new scenic cloak constructed by
Messrs. Ireland and Barnes. Il will have
drawing power greater than ever be-
fore
IL is the desire OF the management OF
the Imperial theatre 10 make its beautiful
playhouse the home of family amusement.
catering to nll classes and endeavoring
to please the masses. Out OF regard for
lady patrons " has decided to prohibit
smoking at even performance. afternoon
and evening. and 10 show its appreciation
for the past supp,rt has decided to in
crease the souvenir matinees and give the
ladies a token of es.eem on Tuesday and
Friday OF each weel during the summer
season.
A visit to the Imperi, theatre VIII prove
that II is the desire o. the management
to give n performance that will please
everyone. Prices will bs no higher and
matines will be given, as heretofore,
daily.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-18

land ride at the head OF their tribes
men laden with trophies of the hunt;
a jungle full of wild beasts are ex-
posed to view; great pipe organ peals
out its solemn melody; siren pipes
pierce. the air in a gladder strain and
military and marine bands play stir
ring march music.
More than one-half of the elephants
in America are TO be seen, and 65S
OF the most beautiful horses In the
world with pright-hued crests nodding
at their proud heads and harness and
trappings mounted in silver. over the
heads OF this grand procession wave
thousand flags and banners.
Corresponding in wealth OF novelty
and as generous In quantity, Is the
enormous program OF acts that take
place under the largest canvas pavilion
ever erected. OF the 500 performers
over 200 are from Europe and Asia, and
new to this country. There arc at
least 100 acts to be seen. any one of
which cannot be duplicated by any
other circus on earth. The dates of
the engagement in Providence are
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 4 and 8.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-18

A beehive or a human dynamo are
phrases which aptly express the collect
i've and individual efforts OF the men
now working with might and main I'm the
building OF Vanity Fair, that colossal
pleasure park on the Providence river,
four miles from tho city. For months
past the operations have been going
steadily forward which, with the open
ing of tho already greatly talked OF re-
sort next Saturday. should insure
proper and commensurate realization.
There has never been a doubt In the
minds Of the Vanity Fair directors. or
on the part OF Mr. E. l.. Shea, the build
er, as TO the ability TO open the park on
time They are as confident now as
ever, having weie he'd every cireumstance
and condition, and the practical fulhl-
ment OF their plans will be no SURPRISE
10 them. 60.
Louis Worlds Fair. at the Pan American
Exposition at Buffalo and Wonderland al
Revere Beach" said Mr.. Shea TO
News Democrat reporter, gave us
very fair idea of the time. II would take
TO build here In Rhode Island. Mhen l
undertook the contract, ! told Mr,
Wharf,, the president, and the other di-
rectors Of the Vanity Fair company. that
I was prepared to do the JOB, 90 IL
right and do II on time. or forfeit my
reputation in the business world
.I had not figured then on as great
delay as happened IN the delivery OF ths
lumber, but that problem has been soiVeo