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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-06

mittee composed of the acting gov
ernor Of the Territory e. A. Mott
Smith. President James F. Morgan
OF the Chamber of Commerce and
President George w. Smith Of the
Merchants Association, was appoint |
ed to take charge of arrangements
for the feet visit. After considera-
Bile del,beratlon the committee nam
ed the following subcommittee, to
look after the various details:
COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS
To solicit money by subscription TO
defray expenses of reception and en-
tertainment OF officers and men OF
the fleet,
G. M. Cooke, chairman; S. M. pa
mon, l.. T. Peck, e. 1, Spalding, 70. d.
Tenney, A. w. T. Bottomley, G. Hus-
tace, Jr., Y. Akai, J. p. Cooke, Gnu
Gem. John Waterhouse.
COMMITTEE ON ENTERTAINMENT
To provide entertainment for the
officers and men of the feet.
F. L. Waldron, chairman; A. L. Q.
Atkinson, 8. NJ. Ballou, ". e. Brown,
e. A. Berndt, II. F. BertelmanG, f.
Archer. M. e. Grossman, w. H. Hoogs,
H. M. Levy, ]. o. Lutted, w. T. Lucas
+. NJ. Lewis, DIR. T. Mitamura, S. Osa-
Xxi, j. A. Wilder, John Guild, A. Lew
is. JE
COMMITTEE ON SPORTS.
To provide sports and games for
the entertainment Of the officers and
men Of the fleet
Sam johnson, chairman, (has since
left Honolulu and been succeeded by
A. L. c. Atkinson, former secretary
of the Territory and several times
acting GOVERNOR; Paul Super, George
Angus. MaFston Campbell, G. H.
George, Clifford Kimball, John Lucas,
, H. M. Whitney, William Bray, A. S.
! Mahaulu, c. +. Chillingworth, Frank
, Thompson, w. P. Roth, S. Sheba, A,
= L. Clarke, H. c. Carter, N. Fernan
dez.
COMMITTEE ON DECORATIONS.
To supervise the decoration of all
+ vessels in port and of the business
and resident sections of the city.
l Col. j. w. Jones, chairman; Albert
e Along, R. j. Buchly, Chuck Hoy, G
+ w. r. King, Chun Chew zee, John G
! Lane, S. Kojima, Merle Johnson, U
Kobayashi, Roscoe Perkins, G, Kan
i Fook, w. A. Love, w. H. McInerny
+ Y. Sega.
S COMMITTEE ON RECEPTION.
2 To meet and receive the visitors
+ and to introduce and make then
S known while here.
D George r. Carter, chairman; S. B
t Dole, A. S. Cleghorn, General Edward
S Davis, J. r. Gait, DR.. X. Haida, Franl
D Andrade, Ho Fon, D. p R. Isenberg
J, Chang Kim, A. F. Griffiths, K Kome
e va, M. Kawahara, F. ]. Lowrey, D
i Kalauokalani, ST., J. A. McCandless
= s. G. Dwight ]. H. Soper, w. o
o Smith, Tam Wal Kan, M. M. Scott
b zee Chin, w. Motoshige, A. Perry
4 John Lane, c. P. Iaukea, H. F. Der
= lehman, c. F. Chillingworth.
D COMMITTEE ON ARBITRATION.
To investigate and adjust all com
: plants, disputes, breaches of the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-06
A WELCOME FROM THE BIG ISLAND
BY {. S. eoooHUE
HoIuaIoa, Hawaii.

HoIuaIoa, Hawaii.
written for "Star Fleet Edition")
UNDER OUR PALMS AND STARS YOU COME
BOYS OF THE WIDESTRETCHED SEA!
GLADLY WE GREET YOU TO THE SHORES
OF OUR HAPPY HAWAII!
NOWHERE WILL FAIRER SKY O'ERSPREAD
ITS CANOPY OF BLUE;
NOWHERE WILL PURER MOONBEAMS FALL
OR GENTLER STARS SHINE THROUGH!
NOWHERE WILL BREEZEs BLOW MORE SOFT;
NOWHERE WILL SUN AND RAIN
MINGLE IN SUCH A MYSTIC ARCH
OVER THE HILL AND PLAIN!
NOWHERE ARE WOODY SLOPES MORE GREEN
NOWHERE ARE TINTS MORE RARE
SWEET ARE THE FLOWERS WHICH BLOOM UNSEEN
SCENTING THE EVENING ARR
NOWHERE ARE FRUITS MORE FRESH AND FREB
UNDER THE OVERHEAD;
COOLED BY THE TOUCH OF THE MOUNTAIN DEW
LUSCIOUS AND RIPE AND REDl
STORMS BREAK THEIR FURY ON OUR ROCKS
DYING IN FOAM AND SPRAY;
NOWHERE is NATURE MORE BENIGN,
NOWHERE so FULL OF PLAYi
VOICES OF MAIDENs, HERE ARE Low
MUSICAL, SOFT AND SWEET
CHARMING THE EAR WITH THEIR CADENCES-
BOYS, OF THE NOBLE FLEET!
NOWHERE ARE SMILES MORE GENUINE,
NOWHERE ARE HEARTS MORE GLAD;
WELCOME FROM EVERY ISLE OF US
WELCOME! EACH SAILOR LAD!
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
CaIedonians Provide
Two Mile Race
Add This Event TO Program for
College and High School
Runners

The games committee of the Gale
donian club is making unusual efforts
to secure a representative entry Of
amateur athletes for the races and
field events which will be held at the
forty-second annual gathering of the
club at Shell Mound park May 80. The
races viii be held under the sanction
Of the Pacific athletic association.
Two mile races have provided such
exciting contests this spring at the
college and high school meets that the
Caledonians have added race of this
distance TO their program. John o.
Bells has offered a silver cup for the
winner The clubs artistic gold and
silver medals will be given in the other
events. AS there are usually a large
number OF athletes in the height Of
training at this time Of the year a
representative entry is expected in all
The events.
In addition 10 the athletics there viii
be the usual dancing and bagpipe COM
petition. the latter for the McGilvray
gold and diamond medal. 1t is an
nounced that entries have been re-
ceived from such widely separated
points as Portland. ore, and Boston
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
Long Shots Are Victorious
at The Erneryville Track
Horses Will Meet in
Match Race
Charles Lero0ri's Charley ] and
Al HOfmon's Kitty D the
Principals

As the outcome of a recent race on
tne Golden Gate park speedway. a
sporting match has been arranged
which IS creating much interest among
the lovers Of the light harness horse.
The match viii be between Charles
bercaris Charley J and Al Hoffman's
Kitty D. = question developed after
the recent free for all on the program
OF the San Francisco driving club as
70 the relative speed Of the TWO horses
ana the outcome was a special match.
he purse is 10 be $500 side and the
race VIII be decided over the mile
track al Pleasanton. Il viii be the
best three out Of five heats. The own
ers have taken the match so seriously
mat they have sent their horses TO
Pleasanton in charge OF professional
trainers 10 have them properly fitted
Ior the struggle on the track. which is
SET Tor an early date in June Joe Cui-
cello mas charge OF Kitty D while Ma
ehaoo- who trains for George Giannir,i
Is pointing Charley for the match
The latter horse has not been at his
best On the speedway, chiefly. 1t is
claimed, because OF shoeing which does
not balance him properly.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
Gossip of fhe Track

The migration Of stables from Erleryyilie 70
Seattle viii begin tomorrow with the shipment
OF the Fleur de Lis stable Of which J. J. Fer
guson of Seattle IS proprietor and c. Buxton Is
traine-- The stars Of the Fleur Ce Lis string
are the fast mare sagsrmabi and the clever ;
Eear I'D Early Tide. recently acquired with the
winning Of the Seattle derby in view The Reiss
ana Sanford strings viii follow before the end
OF the week and departures viii continue as
rapidly as are available Jockey Buxton.
the Fleur de Lis rider. viii remain here 70 the
end Of the season 10 do the riding for Barney
sehreiber's stable Trainer John Powers viii
make the boys engagements
As the result of piece of rough riding that
seemingly deserved severe punishment. H. G
Befvelfs Senator Warner cane out ef The first
race yesterday In snch condition that he may
never race again The horse pulled up three
severed. JOCKEY Walter Miller, who rode May
Pink, was apparently responsible for the Grip
ping OF the Beiwail sprinter. as the horse fell
hack all Of sudden after Miller had brought
May Pink from the extreme outside Of the track
over against Senator Warner while the latter
was leading along the rail al the far turn II
looked as II MiIicr's cutting OF Of Senator War
ner was deliberate, but the judges took ae-
tien Of disciplinary nature. Trainers who have
hackstrefch declare that there is a frizhtful lot
Of roagb riding while the fields the back
stretch and that it is a wonder that there have
been no fatalities as consequence
Jockey A. Williams is again attached 70 the
stable of H. C. Bedwell that owner having re-
purchased his contract from r. r. Rice Jr., who
had bought Bedwelfs contract on the boy early
in the season jockey LycurgEs Is stin in Bed
wells employ and win share the stable mounts
with Williams.
W r. Engstrom Bob Fleming and George
Gale were among the fortunate ones who cashed
on George kilborn. winner Of the opening race
at long odds. Engsirom backed the horse across
the board Fleming a6eut 800 and Gale
about $500. Roy 0nutt who laid the horse
three ways. lost 81 500 10 the race. but got ont
the day on Remember, winner Of the last
race.
Dr. J. s Gardner. general manager Of the
Arcadia track. was a visitor EmerySife res
teriay. having wound up the business Affairs Of
the Southern California association FOR the sea-
sou. He VIII spend couple OF weeks here be-
fore returning 10 his home In Kansas City.
Preen and Early Tide have been added 20 the
schooling list at Emeryville as a result Of their
behavior at the post in the last race Saturday
Roy Caruthers VIII campaign q string of horses
81 The Seattle meeting under the name Of the
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19

weisser stable Jo>und. Rsnnatyne and Quesl
Whims are ansng the bo-ses that Carnthers la
recently acquired
Jack AtkiH. the book maker in whose homer th'
winner Of the Metropolitan handieap Of 1913 va,
bunch OF 81 sacklinss as the horse that he pre-
ferred when Barney SchreIber. with whom he has
been associated for years. expressed desire L
name enc Of his youngsters fcr him
colonsl W. Z. AppleEate is now rresidiax ovei
the aesttniss of the Western club. W z. APPLE
YORK YORK. = ~ -@4 - -''-- - ~
Joe Dinsslsplei boosted N. A Dodss's Renen
Der from $500 TO 81 900 and secured her,
Jockey Upton has left for the east and WIN p.
port 10 " H Spence.
The wedding out sale of the onatt stable viii
take place on Tuesday Of next week.
Frank Flit1ner's injured foot is nending -
rapidly that Trainer Powers now enter1ains hope
Of starting bin again before the eiess ef the
season
Jockeys Walsh and Miller divides the ridins
honors. each piioting two winners
SalradaIe. a horse that H. A. Cotsss trains
broke leg while being exercised On the tTaek
W o. Farmer Of Nashville. who Is 3 good
judge Of racing arrangements and who has beer
Of the uut1els. says The system is the besi
thing that has been done for racing IN thss ge1er
atien. and il viii become general az once"
Winnings Of owners AZ the recent Jamaies
meeting whose horses raced N CzlifoTnfa during
the winter were as follows: Barney Sehresher
SS.915; r. r. Csrnan, $2.S45; P. 7. Chinn
81 $40; n. T. Griffin, 81 $50; ]. A. Rennert
$i.4I5: samuel Emery, sI-S15; R l. Thomas
81 :2s5: S. c: Hildreta. $50.
:. C. Hldreth's crack year cid Uacle vii
make his eastern debut for the season In fhs
Withers stake next saturday. he reeeatly
worked bali mile at Sheepshesd bay 10 bette
than AZ.
J. E Seagram, the. Canadian turfnan. has
taken second call Jockey Shilling P l.
Thomas. the boys contract em7layer. has dec isa
10 transfer his stable from New fork q the Ca
nsdian circuit 70 show ais resentment or the fre
quency with which the boy has heen s1speades
by Starter Cassidy since the beginning Of thl
season
Charles Smith Of the Chicago arm Of snlth 8
Perry has purchased the HaFs1a racetrack Tn,
price paid Is said 10 have been SO. 600 and Il i
the inteztioR 70 give a winter meeting OF l0l
days. beginning late next fall
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
Quaker Americans
Win From Sf.Louis
American League

PHILADELPHIA. May 1s.-In a
game filled with bad pitching, hard hit
ting and good fielding. the home team
today defeated the st. Louis Americans,
y TO 10. Manager Mack used FIVE
pitchers. while the Browns tried three,
the last. Criss. being very wild. Score:
St Louis .....-....-...-.....-.--. 70 II !
Bstteries-Dineen. criss and Spencer: Carter.
Dyserf, yickers. sehlitzer, Maxwell, Spreck and
Smith
zle TO Chicago today, Washington winning 10 J.
The visitors used three pitchers. none Of whom
proved an enigma 10 the local bstters- Score
washington ---..+-...--. ----- 10
Chicago -.-------- !
Batteries Hughes and Warner; Walsh, Alt
rock. Smith and Sullivan
BOSTON. Aisy Is.-The locals broke their
losing streak by shutting ont Cleveland today.
3 10 o. Ieibhsrdt pitched we'll but in the frst
inning he threw Lords easy tap into the bleach
ers. giving Boston two runus Score:
r r = <
Boston .......-.--...--.--. !
Bateries-Morgan and Carrigsp; Leishardt and
Bemis.
NEW YORK. May ls-Detroit hammered
C,beshro for eight hits and six runs in the
second inning today and struck another hitting
streak in the eighth of Doyle, who hurt his
arm. Score:
Detroit -...-.-...--.......-.... II IS
Bsttsriez-Muiiin and Schmidt; Chesbro
Doyle Newton and Kleinow.
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Workouts

Lee Eoss-Three esEhrhs n -8s
cE--iczlum-Three quarters II Ia brrszsnr
1rSzzI ute--Lhree quarters sr l-f6
Aror1at1ze-Ih-ee e-rhths ir 81
East Enc-k.Fe eirhths On I.I2. hreezing
BlE1a tT1e-Ihref elrhrEs IN Is
CEys-L NaFe-flre elghths 81 ! OF 2-S
Elaylet-Iaree quarters 81 1-17 2-5
CcPplt--Fire e.rhths tn .0s
AzusE-Ihree quarters sn lis 2-s
EEke--Lhree quarters ~ 1-is.
6z1 Ea1o1-Lkree quarters n 1-1s1-S
EyrcD-Ihree quarters IL lis -
San B1Tber-Ffre eiEhTbs IL les
EeTz Weich-Eaif 81 -
San AiTsEo-TEree quarters I1 1-sT *
Sachet-Inree quarters ~ 1.f6 81
Elle-Serer elgkthK - 1.S6 80 breezirc
CeEEeLl-Ehree e-ehfhs Sd 81 tsreezInr
Rzy CGzlo-Ihree eiEhfhs n 81
6aLEra-Niie - 1-46
LcuiBs EeEFso-Thrpe elehrhs i1 -2f
Ii E.-Ib1ee quarters n 20 breezinr
Clortl & k1--I9slf in - 2-5. hreezinE
Eoznie Prince Ckarlie--Ihzee eixllths In -eS
Gznnett-FsTe eighths f. -US -
Nlks JcrEan-Hslf IN ~ -.
-ustig and Daresagto1-Afie IN 1.z4
Tcx Fopuli-Ean IL - -. breezirr
Essrerito-51elf Il ~
St Efi6a-Thr<e quarters N I-IT.
Eoas-EsH IN -4e 2-5.
Phl Iroe-Three eiEhths in 81 - hreezine
c-alrzric-fizif In -.
Eucclio-Five eiEhthe II los
"a -onds-Flre eiChtts Ia 1-f1 -
Eeunie Eafrn-Srprn elefrhs En 1-S9
Eliert and Spring Ban-Aile u 1s49.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
California Promotion Committee
tOkGANlLED ISL

(OkGANlLED lat-f
''PR0MOTI0S-Ike 2cr u Prouloting- advance
rlenf. enrcurac cement. .''-Cfn-rry pirtioHary-
The California PrUm0ri.sn co1lmirIre has for
IT'S object tie PROMOTING q California a.
whole. II has ncshing - sell It's energies ars
de-ufed 70 fostering sll ThinEs that have the
ADVANCEMENT of Canfernla a. their object
X gives reliable information en- every subject
connected with the Industries % California II
gives ENCOURAGEMENT % the establishment
q new industries ard iavites desirable immigra-
tion II IS not EIaplCyIaenr Agency although
4 gives Information regarding labor condlrlons-
aelis - business and professional activity. Thia
committee = supported b. popular subscrlprion
a1d makes no charge for any service rendered
Affiliated With me commltree- are 80 CONNER
-sai orxaniz1 rio1s q tae state vita 4 member
shlp q ever 50, 90 Meetings are held semi
snnuaIIy IL different parts Of California whers
matters OF state interest are discussed Head
Qnarters OF the COMMITTEES are maintained In san
Francisco in California building. Cnl1a nQuaga.
CORRESPONDENCE INvITz1
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
National League

P.TTsBURG. May l2.-Pittsburs shut on,
Philadelphia today By score OF TO o. The
feature Of the game was a running catch by
Titus in The third inning Score:
FittsSnrg ---.-.--- 49, -----
PHILADELPHIA O o
Bsfteries-Camnitz and Gibson; Richie and
Doain Cmpires-Elem and Rudderham.
ST. LOUIS. May ls--Lack Of control hy
Franue ard Beebe in the frst three innings OF
foday's game gave the Boston Nationals q lead
ST. Louis could not overcome and the visitors
won 8 10 !. Score:
81 Lonis --.--..-----. 10 z
Boston - :. - y 10
Batteries-Froume. Beebs. McGiyan and Hos
tetter. Ferguson and Bsll and Rowerman I'm
psre-Emsiie-
CINCINNATI o.. May 1s.-For the second
time within three days Cincinnati knocked Ma
fhc.rson OUT Of the box. his finish coming today
in the seyenth inning when seven hits netted
the locals Eve runs Score:
= R H Z.
Cincinnati 9 Is 4
New York 5 2
Bsfteries-spade and schlei: Mathewson, Ma
lsrkey aud Bresnahan- Umpire-0'Day.
CHICAGO. May Brooklyn- Chicago game
postponed: rain
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
WINNERS At Louisville
SPECIAL nIsFA1cn 10 IHE cALL

LOUISVILLE. 8Isy 1S--Epsulfs-
First race foaF and ha1 fuEloa=s-Sfrvieclce
E0r HSuuerrical second Andrnua rli-sl.
Tine. sc.
Second race. six furlol-s-Daily Dame Wol.
Al Muller second. Little 0sage ThiTd- Time.
ia S-5.
Third race. SIX furlonss-E ". Fry won. Ban
rida second Ligaalda tsi-d- Tine. ZIG 10
Fourth race. steeDieel-asl- short courSe--i'oa
Black Lady von. Charaeld second, DariO tllrd-
Time SsCs So.
Fifth race sonr and haif furlanEs-lIrs-
SewsIl wen. Aliee seeoEal- Se-enade Third TiEae,
rs 80.
WOE. Camille second. IivoiiEf rhiTd- Tine. 2-i6
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
Would Stop Betting
on Horse Racing

BATON ROUGE. La, May ls.-Race-
track gambling 10 be suppressed ab-
solutely and local option combined
with high license 10 regulate the IL
quor traffic were two OF the more
urgent recommendations Of Governor
Sanders Inaugural message 10 the
legislature today. OF racetrack gam
bling the message sal,
The manner and mode Of conduct
ing racetracks IN and around New
Orleans and the fragrant gambling car
rieG on at the tracks has deservedly
aroused the moral sense Of the people
against it I earnestly urge the gen
eral assembly 10 enact legislation pro-
hi5itiag and penalizing gambling on
horse racing"
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
will. try TO cross AI.AsK.

SEATTLE May 1S--Naurice Drseghe snd
Max l. Holman. correspondents Of Le Journal
Paris who started ouf independently to make
the automobile trip from New York To Paris In
an effort TO beat the cars entered in the New
York 10 Paris automobile race, instead Of making
the trip a originally planned viii remain ,Il
Seattle until next January in an attempt to
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
Sprr-raT. CARIE Ta THE carr

SFECIAL J1BI1E 10 The LALL
DUBLIN. May ls.--Ths palice have prohibited
the H,lrs,s-Souircs proposed open air fght and
the meeting win accordingly take place n Paris
Ii Win be held on grand priz day and 70 20
rounds The authorities. IL is certain wifi not
inferfe-e The men will 1ght with soF.r e,yr -
gloves The winner VIII take -5 per cent ef
the gross gate receipts. the loser zctfing
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led 10 the general assumption that he
had trained OF. was plunged on by
smart eoterie 70 win the closing race
Of the day, but was not quite good
enough 70 turn the trick although he
was able 70 beat all bat Remember.
The latter easily picked him up in
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19

Stanley Ketchel received a wire from
Manag ger O'Connor yesterday notifying
him TO leave at once for Milwaukee, as
the 10 round match with Billy Papke
had been clinched. He did not mention
who would referee, but this is a point
Ketchel will be particular about when
he reaches the scene OF the fight.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
Chico Wins fhe Valley
League Contest

The annual field day OF the Sacramento valley
interscholastie league was won by Chico high
school By points from the Chico normal. which
scored -, and. was the case in the meet OF
TIE Northern high school athletic league. pTsc-
f5cally & tHai meet between these two schools.
-Four Of the six league records which were broken
were BY the athletes from these schools OF the
remaining two Rhcdda OF Sacramento lowered
the marx in the hundred and Stephens of Wood
land set new mark IN the broad jump.
Rice Of Chico high school was the star OF the
meet. scoring 10 points for his school and break
ing the record in both OF bis events. the shotput
and hammer throw. These new records ~ feet
. inches for the former and l52 feet inches Tor
the latter, mark him as the best man in these
events developed in the state high schools this
year
Woodland although expected 10 make hard
tght for first was oEly able TO take third with
27ss points. Sacramento followed with 10, Au-
bun u. Msrvsrille /.
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IAffeII Is Credifed d
| With Backing Out
Sees Futility of Trying to Shop
match Is on the
Level
By r. A. SnyfH

Promoter Sam Berger is willing TO
fly in the face OF public opinion re-
garding a meeting in the ring between
Abe Attell and Joe Cans and announced
yesterday that the match had been
clinched and that forfeits had been
posted. II was rumored late last night
that Attell, with a display OF more
good sense than that shown by the
member of the new fight trust, had de-
cided to call the match off. He realizes
that the public does not take kindly
TO such a match in view of the dis
parity in the size Of the men, and that
it would be Improbable for him to
carry 1t through
Atten need not be idle. as he received
q wire during the day from Charley
Harvey, asking If he would fight Char
lie Griffin, the Australian feather
weight in New York. The bout would
be six round affair and Attell would
receive $500 as his share. He has
fought here FIVE times since the first
OF the year and he feels that the public
has seen enough OF him for the present
unless some promising opponent crops
up who could give him struggle for
the feather weight title
Cans will lose popularity rneddling
with small matches. Whether 1t is the
Baltimore man VINO IS responsible or
his representative, Ben Selig, does not
appear on the surface. Cans drew
Sc eeo with Unholz and he would draw
about the same with Attell The pro-
posed match with Nelson would proba-
bly, draw $40, 600, which is a house that
would well repay Cans. II seems the
chief obstacle in the way is the exorbi-
tant guarantee he demands. His posi-
tion is not reasonable in view of the
small amount he drew with UnhoiZ.
Britt went through this experience.
He drew $4,000 with Kid Sullivan of
Baltimore and $4,000 with Jabez
White Five weeks later he drew $50
600 with Nelson at Colma- It is evil
dent that Nelson is 10 be a strong card
with the public until some hard hit
ting opponent is able TO put him on the
mat for the count.
Willie Britt and Selig have made i'm
portant matches in the past and if they
cannot do so in this instance they
should step aside and let Cans and
Nelson make their own match Cans
actions have all been honorable since
he escaped from the influence of Al
Herford and il is easy for him to re-
tain the good viii of the American
sporting public by continuing to act on
the square
Stanley Ketchel received a wire from
Manager O'Connor yesterday notifying g
him 10 leave at once for Milwaukee, as
the 10 round match with Billy Papke
had been clinched. He did not mention
who would referee, but this is a point
Ketchel will be particular about when
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19

Conkulfaffon and Examlnaffoa FREE
No MONEY REQTTRED TO CON-
MENCE TREATMENT
California Medical Instituss
745 MARKET STREET
san FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
Hour<-1D A n TO y. "A. and %
p. N. Sundays-10 10 L. NJ only-
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the stretch after Cricket Kelly had
attempted 10 make a runaway race OF
it Miller gave Remember q perfect
ride. keeping her close TO the pace from
the beginning and timing his move 10
a nicely. Fulietta, at long odds, gave
the books break by dropping into the
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
The Calls Form ChanofRaces afEmeryyiIIe

in HI forecast the order in which figure
ILsk 11ae G Hopper presiding judge Richard
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
Examination Freel Consultation FrsaI

The x-raT used to nnd the seat Of
The trouble
We cure under = positive guarantees
all diseases OF men NAR1COCELE
NERVOUS DEBILITY. RLADDER
KIDNEY AND CONTRACTED COSDI-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19

ne-.2s. so %. l.ie Is. l.4s 9-s.
A. place 2-5 show: Elevation. ? place
Ffous- Demise Trained hT G. ". Dod
good. Won easily. Second driving
Il Hartor ll>2. Adams IL Marer Is
and sod Remember easily the best
Elevation in last fAree-six teeDths. Eli
stopped AZ 3 nile. Se Cid &c Sherlc
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19

CENTER SHOT NEXT BEsT-BoGGs
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19

z-le l-S- Al post minutes Of at 3.5a Rernrnler
So show. Fulefta. 8 show Winner tr M hr Pre-
&c. Scratehed-I0ne Wolf Marfinmns ponfotor- Sfsrt
Third sane High rrlce-Remesnher lis Elevation
Winner bid up from $500 to Sl.gaG By j. DinkeisuleI
Miller moved up AT leisure and the mare ran over
ratlon had no excuses Faiietta closed we'll Harboi
an. others chance.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-19
WILL HOLD FIGHT IN PARIS

CHICAGO. May Brooklyn-Chicago gar
postponed: rain