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Evening journal., 1907-05-01
Peach Trees for British Columbia.

BERLIN, Nd, May 1.-Harrison's
Nursery az Berlin, has received an
order for 5000 peach trees TO go 10
British Columbia. There are so many
shipments of strawberry and other
plants by mail that the receipts of the
Berlin postomice have been increased
$4,000. This is a busy season for the
nursery and in addition TO the mail
and express shipments l6S carloads Of
trees have been sent
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
80 cniItv al charne.

Several days ago w Gray May. a
young man. was arraigned I'm City
Court ON a charge of the larceny as
bailee Of a coat. and was held for the
upper court. Later the charge was dis
missed and the young man was dis
charged. His friends declare that he
was not guilty OF the offense, and his
reputation is unblemished.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Lancaster D.. .. .......,....O O2O0O Ks
Wilmington .... ......... o 30 90 90 o 90
Earned runs. Lancaster .; three-baso
hit, Odell; two-haso hit. Doali stolen
bases, Marshall. Foster. Hartley, Downey.
Iautorborn. sacrifice hits, Deal, Lauter-
born bases on balls of Mcneil, 3, struck
out by Buckley, 1; By Mcneil, j; left on
bases: Lancaster, s. Wilmington, 4: first
on errors. Lancaster, !; Wilmington. Il
time of game. 1.20; umpire, Bauswine.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
York Releases Berry.

YORK. Pa. May Another change
was made in the York Tri-state eham-
pions last night when Manager Wogand
announced that Catcher Howard Berry
formerly of the Philadelphia Nationals.
had been given his release. His playing
has been good hut the management was
not satisfied with it.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
MiIl Einht A. Winnnr

SAN FRANCISCO. May t-Bm squires
the Australian pugllIst has signed an
agreement TO meet ON May 80 the win
ner of the Burns-OBrien night. The loca-
tion Is not named, but will probably be
at Colma, near this city.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
viii Drive Abroad.

TOLEDO. Ohio. May 1-George H.
Ketcham has been asked by Lou's W.
mans. Of England, TO drive his (Wnans)
best entry in the international champion
ship races at Baden, Germany on Juiy
IL. The cream OF foreign horses viii b'
entered IN this contest. which is TO de-
eide the championship Of Europe.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
ALL-wAVERLY WONsTWO
Amateur Bowling Contests Held on the
Academy Alleys Last Night.

All Waverly took two games from
The Columbia, Minquadsle won three
from the Printers, and rairview took
two out of three games from the Acad-
emy Bowling League games at the
Academy alleys last night The scores
foIlow.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
After CHALLENGES.

Diamond state Fibre co. baseball
team Elsmere. would be pleased to
hear from teams wishing a challenge.
William Dobson, Mgr.e
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
WITH TIE SPORTSMEN
WON SECOND GAME
Local Women Golfers Play at Mt. Airy
for Suburban Cup.

BY a score Of II TO 8 the wilmington
team Of the Woman's Golf Association
defeated the Mt Airy Pa. players yes
terday for the suburban cup. This was
the second match played for the cup
Wilmington winning both games. The
Nassau system was used in scoring
The scores follow
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
SMUSEMENTs.

n nOCKSTADER-s ciARRICK THEATRE
- All this week. 2.15 and SIS p. m.
Special engagement of Eph Thompson's
HERD OF TRAINED ELEPHANTS.
VIOLA DECOSTA Il Co,
MISS WINE DAILY
MIR. AND MRS. FRED LUCIER.
trenchelli Lewis, The kinetograph
Thos Keough n Co.. Maxamillian.
Prices always the same-25c, 35c and Soc
Box seats. 15c.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
cpopT I'M GENERAL

Score by innings az Harry IT,
sohnepfs, 224 King streets
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
TRT-grArn srANnING.

SCORES or YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Lancaster. 3; Wilmington, o.
Trenton. 1, York. o.
Other games postponed.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Wilmington az York
Harrisburg at Johnstown.
Trenton at Lancaster.
Wllliamsport at Altoona
Evening journal., 1907-05-01

Read The Evening Journal Want Ads
on PAGE 7.
Evening journal., 1907-05-01
HERE ARE A FEW OF
THE PRICE:

HERE AXE "A FEW OF
THE PRICE:
Suits Re-cut, from $3.50 up
Pants Re-cut. from 80 up
Vests Re-cut, from 80 up
Sack Coats Refined
from LOU up
Sleeves Refined
from Doc to 5Oc up
from $500 up
0vercOat Sleeve
Lining, from soc to 75c up
Velvet Collars,
from soc. 75c aud Sl.O0
Vests Refined from 75c up
Trousers Shorten
ed, from 25c up
New Pockets in
Trousers e. 3Oc pair up
New Stiifening in
Coat D.. QUO 10 zoe
Coat Sleeves Length
ened, from 2Oc up
New Seats in TrOuS-
erS, from =. 0Oc up
Suits Cleaned and
Pressed, from SOC up
Coats Cleaned and
Pressed, from Doc up
Pants Cleaned and
Pressed, frOm =. l5c up
4 Vests Cleaned and
Pressed, from l5c up
0VercOats Cleaned
and Pressed from SOC up
Suits Steamed,
Secured, Pressed, $l.OO
Coats 6Oc
Pants .... 4Oc
Vests ... Doc
OYercOatS .. Sl.OO
Evening journal., 1907-05-01

Totals ...... &C.. 5t5 sos 'lo l'0s
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27

Although indictments have been returned against
Mayor Schmitz in connection with the latest boodng
exposures it is not because the prosecution has not
abundant evidence upon which to base true bills against
him. District Attorney Langdon considers it the part of
wisdom to refrain for the present from general
slaught upon Schmtz. Ruef the Supervisors and the
5bevers viii occupy the center of the stage tempora
lrily. Schmtz's turn will come later.
That the Mayor not a silent spectator of the
boodlng operations of Ruef and the Supervisors is
veaed by evidence in the hands Of Special Agent William
j. Burns. This evidence shows that Schmtz prospered
to the extent of than 100000 of the
important boodng deals. OF course Schmtz received
far than this but these figures represent his profit
In few large deals.
From the United Railroads Schmitz received $780,
600, from the Home Telephone Company $4,000, from
the fight trust $5O00 from the building graft at least
$75000 from the saloons $4,000, from the gambling
dens and dsordery houses 100000 from the theaters
s75OO0 making total of $5620O0 for the who posed
the friend of the poor Adding to this the 100000
which the Mayor picked up stock tips from his mil
lionaire friends brings his total up to $662000
The bribery money which paid by the corpora
tions to Ruef divided with Schmitz The evidence
on this point positive. Before long the Grand Jury
will expose the part played by the Mayor in the boodng
Operations.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
Illegal Appointee Retires
From Police Commission
Alexander Is Out
and Place Goes
to T. F. Finn

After having attended one meeting of
the Board of Police Commissioners. II.
II. Alexander. who was appointed by
Mayor Schmitz as George H. Umbsen s
successor, retired to private life. His
resignation was announced in commu
nication from the Mayor which was
read yesterday at the meeting of the
board. The same letter contained the
name of Thomas r Finn as Alexander s
successor. Alexander, states the
had not lived here as a voter for the
in Stockton during that period. Since
discussion of the violation Of the char
resignation followed.
Thomas F. Finn leaves. the post of
under sheriff and salary OF $500 a
month to accept the position on the
Board of Police Commissioners, which
pays 800. He was a former Fire Com
missioner and was president of that
body; he is a former Supervisor former
Assemblyman from the Twenty ninth
district and has been an 'administra-
tion man" ever since Schmitz was pro-
jected into politics Finn IS president
OF the Stablemen's Union and prominent
as a labor leader. He has the distinc-
ton OF being the only labor candidate
elected as Supervisor during Schmitzs
second campaign for the mayoralty. He
is 81 years old.
Sheriff O'Neil says he will take his
time in appointing another chief clerk
in Finn's place.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
MATCH COMPANY YIELDS
INCREASED DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. March 26.-Upon the
report Of the Diamond Match Company
for the year ending December 81 IL is
shown that profits increased 1921. zeI.
dfvfdends increased $4,000, and the
1nal surplus amounted to $1.SS1,sl7, an
Increase Of sS31.e17. In his statement
70 stockholders o. c. Barber. president
Of the company. says In part:
Earnings for 1906 were greater than Tor any
xnar since 1901 This result has been accom-
pliehed against some very heavy advances In raw
rneferisie and labor, but without any increase IN
~ selling price OF matches The trade IN lum-
ber eaeh doors blinds. etc. IN California nap
lidly increased during the year, and thsf branch
l0f the company'E business a now earning about
if8O.OOo per month.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
WOMAN SUES MAN FOR
$1,000 ON BROKEN PACT
Says He Elected Her From
Home After Agreeing
to Care for Her

A somewhat unique suit for damages
was begun yesterday by Miss Eva
Ruthven against Percy W. Marsh. She
asks for $1,000 as damages for eject
ment last month from her occupancy
of Marsh's property on Silliman street
near Holyoke.
In her complaint Miss Ruthven de-
clares that in November, 1908, she en-
tered into an oral agreement with
Marsh by which she was to act as his
housekeeper, nurse him in sickness and
care for him at all times, and that in
return he was to provide her with a
living and keep her in style suitable
ito her condition in life." Furthermore
they were to have and own in common
any property acquired, and were to di-
vide the products of their joint labors
The property from which the woman
was elected is said to be part of the
community property under the oral con-
tract
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
MARTIN MAKES BIC HIT
IN ROLE Of MANR|CO
Nordica, Cont -Borlinetto
and Galperini Also Win
Plaudits

1t was a great night for Signor
Martin as Manrico at the Chutes The
ater last evening and the I'll Trova-
tore" performance was large gamer
thereby When he sang the Dark
Scsffold song the entire audience
went wild over him. Even the or
chestra. in large part. stood and ap-
plauded. and the tuneful tenor bowed
and bowed in evident qualification.
Galperini. too. as the Count de Luna.
when he sang the III Baien." was a
prime favorite. and there was a sound
OF hand-clapping and cheers that told
the story of satisfaction eloquently.
OF course the crowning moment was
when "Miserere', was on. with Nordica
and Martin, and that had to be re-
peated before the audience would be
satisfied to let the performance go on.
Cont Borlinetto made a more favor
able Impression later in the evening
than at first. She is hampered by a
tremolo. but her voice came out strong
and clear in the prison scene, OF good
quality and fair quantity.
The male chorus was particularly
good, rich in tones and strong in vol
ume.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
SAILOR SAYS UNION MEN
DID NOT VIOLATE LAWS
IAfdrn1s That the Members
Waged Their Strike
Without Violence

Edward Gullixsen, a member OF the
Sailors Union OF the Pacific, was the
only witness examined yesterday be-
fore Referee Clement Bennett in the
proceedings brought by the Hammond
Lumber Company against the union
for alleged contempt OF the injunction
issued last summer by United States
Circuit Judge ". ". Morrow.
The witness proved 70 be a typical
Scandinavian sailor OF only average
Intelligence. but he baf5ed all OF At
sorney J. w. Dorsey's efforts TO make
him admit that the Sailors Union had
either counseled or winked st violence
on the part OF its members during the
strike
After Harry Hutton, attorney for the
union. had obtained Gullixsen-s story,
Attorney Dorsey asked: why did you
striker" Gullixsen replied.
We considered ourselves the smallest paid
men among the working people on the coast. We
schooners in outside ports in all kinds OF bad
weather and we did this work 20 often that we
noa,a FurUsssh never advised the strikers whst
70 %. except at some Of our meetings be said be
thought that these acts q violence wene not
have heard members curse and swear and
nght among Themselves. but never with non
union men. I never knew OF union men attack
fna nonuniou sailors and never heard Of sailors
Interfering with nOnun3on vessels during the
efrlke. often heard rumorG OF such disturb
encea. but always on the NEXT day found that
fhoy were false ] never a union sailor
carry a gun. but ] saw many nonuniOn sailors
armed One day ] asked q nonunion man for
4 few minutes convers1 ton and he poked a gun
into my face and said II wanted any Of IL be
would give IL 90 me
Don't you think that q nonunion
man has q right 10 work for whatever
wages he chooses TO work forr asked
Dorsey.
Yes" replied Gullixsen, but when q
nonunion man doesn't understand the
true situation the union teaches US 70
educate him how he can have a bet
Ter time and better wages"
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
AMERICAN rHEATER CLOSED

There was no performance of The
Bohemian Girl" at the American Thea
ter last night, nor will there be any to-
night as Aida Hemmi, the prima donna
of the San Francisco Opera Company,
after vainly striving TO ward off a
threatened attack of la grippe finally
found 1T necessary to take a rest of two
days. Miss Hemmi was quite i'll Mon
day night, and II was~only her grit that
enabled her TO sing. Sire was seized
with a fainting spell after the perform
ance, and DR.. Goodfellows who was
summoned, ordered a rest of two days
for the singer. The management, rath-
er than give a performance other than
an artistic one, decided to close the
theater for two nights. Thursday night
Miss Hemmi end the company will re-
peat --The Bohemian Girl" which also
viii he the bill Friday and Saturday
nights and Saturday matinee.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
RAILWAY TELEGRAPHERS
FINISH THEIR EVIDENCE
Southern Pacific Company
to Give Data Against
Wage Demands

Yesterday was the last day allowed
the Order Of Railway TeIegraphers to
put in their evidence before johnson,
Perham and Ingham, sitting as a board
Of arbitration in the courtroom of the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals.
The line of evidence was similar to that
taken on the preceding day, namely.
comparison of the wages paid to
trsinmen and those paid to teleg-
rsphers.
The telegrsphers sought TO establish
their contention that the trainmen re-
ceived much higher pay than the op-
orators in proportion to the hours of
work, arduous labors and remote places
of work
Jsmes A. Smith, an attorney AT law,
who was q yard dispatcher at West
Oakland up to a few years ago, said
that in 1903 the Brotherhood of
Railroad Trsinmen received a
12z per cent increase after they
had made a demand for is per cent
increase in pay. At present, he said
the company had under consideration
a proposition for a further increase
Ysrdmen received SIS a month On
November ] of last year their wages
were increased cents an hour, the
working day being ten hours
The Southern Pacific Company viii
be allowed six days in which to put
In its case.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
coNsIDINE'S POSITION
Not Backing San Carlo Opera Com
pany. but Business Manager

rumor has been abroad that John
Considine, the well-known sporting
man of Seattle, was financing the San
Carlo Opera Company and had part in
the management OF the project as an
owner.
Harry Russell, director OF the San
Carlo Opera Company, when inter
viewed on the subject last night said
There is nothing in it I have made
Mr.. Considine my business manager
He is a personal friend of mine and
have great faith in him as keen bust
ness man. II is not true. however, that
he is financially interested in the ven
ture"
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27

members, which was to have begun
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there will be a housewarming and the
exhibition will be opened at the same
time.
There are a number of artists in the
club and they will all contributes. so
that there will be a good showing.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
cALrFoRNrANs IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, March 2s.-The follow
ing Californians registered here to-
day: Mrs. Allison, Miss A. Hunter
Herald Square; L. Schranz and wife.
Prince George; Mrs. A. V. White, Hotel
Savoy; J. H. Drumming. Grand Union:
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Wright. Prince George Hotel San Di-
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Central; Miss T. Cook. T. A. Turner,
Hotel Wellington.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27

Among those who have definitely prom
ised TO send pictures are L-lynard
Dixon, Will Sparks, Maurice del Niue,
Xavier Martinez, and Miss N. L. Treat.
The chairman OF the committee OF ar
rangement for the exhibition is Mrs.
Bertha Stringer Lee, herself an artist
of high standing.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
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REDDING, March 2s.-A body. be-
lieved to be that of A Creery of Oak
land, was found at the bottom of an
old shaft at Keswick last night Creery
disappeared from Oakland. and his
brotherin-law. j. Rodgers. searched
through Shasta and Trinity counties
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be fell into the shaft three months ago.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27

ing at 1925 California street on the 1st
of May 1t will occupy two rooms and
a corridor on the mezzanine floor of
the hotel. The rooms will be fitted
something in the style of those now
occupied by the club. a brown tone
prevailing.
The exhibition OF paintings by artist
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
March the Most
Trying Month.

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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27
SEQUOIANS WILL MOVE
TO THE FAIRMONT HOTEL
Artist Members of the Club Will
Have an Exhibition of Paint
ings on May 9
ings on May 9

The Sequoia Club has secured rooms
at the Fairmont Hotel and will move
from its present quarters in the build
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-27

GOVERNOR NAMES TRUsTEE-sscramento
March 26.-GoverD0r Gi1lett has appointed r. ~
ehackelford trustee Of the State Poly
technic School, located az San Luis Obepo