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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
BELL BOYS FoRm Ball TEAM

The st. Francis hotel bell boys have
organized a baseball club and are out
with challenge to cross bats with any
ether hotel force in the city. The bows
are putting in ali their extra time in
perfecting their batting eyes and MAX
ing their fielding more accurate. The
team is made up of William Dibold.
center field; William Young. pitcher;
Ed Armer, left field; James Dillon. first
base; j. Covel, catcher: William Carley
second base; Joseph Martin. right field :
Joseph Brondo. third base. Tommy
Keating has been pressed into service
and will play shortstop Walter Glib
bons is the general choice for mascot
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
DISMISS APPEAL IN LAND CASE

OAKLAND. May 21.-The Russian
River Heights land company has filed
a stipulation dismissing its appeal from
a nonsuit granted by Superior Judge
Ellsworth in its action against the
Elks' Paddock summer and winter re-
sort association. The association was
formed with the intention of purcfas-
ing lands from the company on which
The plan fell through because the
grand exalted ruler Of the order re-
fused to permit the use of the name
by the association. The land company
then sued TO enforce the carrying out
of the alleged contracts.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
WOMAN RECEIVERS BUGGY

BERK KELEY, May 21.-Mrs. E. Tur-
ner, a dairy woman, residing near the
Contra Costa county line, was held up
this morning by William Bowrand, a
young man who declared that Mrs Tur-
ner owed him SIS. On Mrs. Turner's
refusal to pay he seized the horse and
buggy she was driving and drove off
with 1t. His arrest was caused by
Winfield Schmidt. who witnessed the
affair. Bowland was released from Gus
tody, as no complaint was filed against
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
RAWHIDE FIRST BANK
NOT TO HAVE RECEIVER
Suit Against PeIton Is Dis
missed and Institution Will
Reopen for Business

Under Rawhide date of May 20 the
following telegram has been received
by The Call, signed by Fred w. Heath,
attorney for John Z. Pelton. and George
u, Pyne, attorney for the First bank of
Rawhide:
The suit instituted by John E. Pei
ton asking a receiver for the First
bank of Rawhide was dismissed today.
all demands made by Pelton having
been fully satisfied. The First bank
of Rawhide is entirely solvent and will
be open for business tomorrow as
usual"
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
GREEK FTSHERNEN ARRESTED

SACRAMENTO. May III County
Game Warden George Neale has re-
turned from Black Diamond near which
place he arrested six Greeks FOR fishing
in the Sacramento river With illega
nets. He seized nets and boats valued
at $4,000. The Greeks were released
on bail furnished at Black Diamond
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
SEEK RACE TIpsTER

United States Marshal EIliott in
searching for Stanley c. Allen, alias
Bob May. who was indicted by federal
grand jury on charge OF using the
mails in scheme TO defraud Allen is
also wanted by the New York police in
which city II is said that he swindled
people by. selling them tips on the races.
Allen is believed to be in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
Batting Dane Decides TO Pass Up Match
nNOrth and Plans Outing Trip
By K. A. Snyfh

sending wires y hours Manager Wlus
boyna manager and all IS with
this though Britt wired him
IN
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
MISS PHIpPs is DEFEATED

ST. ANDREWS. May 21-Miss Anita
Phipps. the last of the quintet of Amer
ican competitors left in the contest of
the British womens open golf cham
pionship. was eliminated from the
match in the fifth round this morning.
being vanquished by Miss Kyle in six
I'D and FIVE to play.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
HONOLULU BALKs Ar RAIL-.

HONOLULU, May 21.-In Planning
for the entertainment of the fleet q
grand ball for the men of the fleet
was proposed. The opinion was ex-
pressed in opposition to this that The
society people of Honolulu would NOT
attend a ball given to the men of the
fleet. The matter was left undecided
at the time, to be considered at an
other meeting of the committee.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
PIONEERS DAUGHTER
WEDS EX-JOURNALIST
Herbert j. Waters and Miss
Jessie |. Minor of Arcata
Are Married

SANTA ROSA. May 2I.-Herbert J.
waters, a former well known news
paperman about the bay. was married
at noon today TO Miss Jessie J. Minor
OF Arcata at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II d. Pressey, near Retaluma. The
bride was attended by Miss Eva HesseI
OF this city as bridesmaid, while the
DTldegrooms twin brother. Albert r.
Waters, was best man. Rev. William
Martin, NJ. A, offlciated and the dainty
little grandniece 'of the bride. Miss
Helen Egan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
bearer.
Miss Minor is the youngest daughter
and capitalist of Arcata. and is inter
ested in the Minor mill and lumber
company at Glendale. The bride is a
sister of Mrs. Pressey; Mrs L. ID.
Graeter of McKinlayville, Humboldt
county d. K Minor of Oakland. II II
Minor Of Bakersfield. and Isaac Minor
Jr- OF Glendale. After a short honev-
moon IN the south Mr.. and Mrs. Waters
VIII go to Glendale for the SUMMER.
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public sentiment and as such onIy>can
.asince the Atlantic fleet started on
TINS trip, said he. ''the people have
recognized the value of the navy as
they never would have under other cir
cumstances"
During the informal conversation
that followed the speeches @. W. log
gle of the committee said:
Admiral, you are now IN the was-
In the east you have the finished nrod-
ucL Here you will find the diamonds
in the rough, but they are genuine
DO not consider the west the dia-
mono IN the rough. replied admiral
article that l have ever run against
There is nothing in the rough =
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
Baseball Notes

Nobody could figure ont just what was the
matter with McArdie. He picked up every
them over to first ali but gave the nervous fans
the jimnies.
The Juvenile rooters responded to Jack Glea-
sons call and turned out about ?. O0O strong
When they saw that there was 10 chance fsr
the Seals to win, they amused themselves By
panniHs the Los Angeles PLAYERS
President David starr Jordan OF stanford uni
yersity sat up in the grandsfand and watched
the game with keen interest he kept his own
score and although he refFained from roofing.
ne was evidently for the Seals Every time thar
MeArdle pegged wide TO first the president
WINGED.
1t is likely that Pitcher Hosp OF the Angels
will be more kindly received By the local fans
this season than he last. lie has finally
managed to overcome that everlasting slOwness
OF his and new he can pitch game in an hour
and three quarters when it used 10 take him
more than two hours
Manager Longs southpaws have not proved
50 effective against the southern tribe as be had
noped. 30 far. Henley has pitched much better
After his brilliant showing of Wednesday Long
hiss decided 10 work Henley against Les Angeles
this afternoon.
Cap Dillon's game leg failed to respond prop
erly yesterday and the big Angel leader was
Of the fans figured that the Angels without Dill
lon would act like a rowbOat shy 4 ruddeT. but
tney were mistaken I1e southern ianS Waned
in and played the game just as though Dillon
was with them. HsPpy Hogan took the big feI-
lows place al the first sack and got away with
the JOB very nicely
oakes and Hildebrand ssch made spectacular
catches in the Outheid during the eighth inning
With Piper ON first and one down. Berry started
one that resemhled three bsgger to the Goor
OF the clubhouse. Oskes misiudged the ball and
it looked as though 1t would get away from him.
but he recovered in time 10 spear Ii with one
mitt. HudeoFand made good running catch
OF Brsshear's hard drive with two Angels on
the sacks.
Big Chief Esola came 70 the hat for the seals
fer the last time in the ninth inning. when he
went IN TO hit for McArdle. After the game the
chief was handed his release By Manager Long
al bis own request Unfortunately for himself
Esols could not get into shape and he figured
Mat he was wasting his time sticking around.
IL Is too bad that be goes. for Frank was al
wars big fa-orite with the fans He can come
back any time he is right. but in the meantime
be likely will go into business for himself
Esoia says no more ChinatoVn squad for him.
he Is for the more simple life Of a merchant.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22
DON'T PAY FOR.
DOCTORS NONSENSE

When you pay a doctor for a
irug prescription you pay for
lot of nonsense. That prescrip-
ton may be an order for ten
cents worth of dope, yet you are
none the wiser, and the druggist
cause the order is written in dog
Latin. The reason for all this
prescription nonsense is clear.
You don't know what you are
getting and the druggist can
charge as much as he likes. He
then divides the profit with the
doctor.
When I take your case my aim
is to cure. You pay one price for
nay treatment. and that is all you
pay. If ] know that / can't cure
you I'll tell you so in the be-
ginning / don't want money that
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Drugs don't restore health, be-
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builds health. Nature wants
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Electro-Vigor is the only suc-
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and pleasant to the nerves. An
night long it sends a volume of
electric life into the ailing part.
Eiectro-Nisor is practical.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22

Manager Longs southpsws have not proved
81 effective against the southern tribe be had
hoped. So far Henley has pitched much better
ball than aDy 0f the on hand curve dispensers.
After his brilliant showing of Wednesday Long
hiss decided 10 work Henley against Los Angeles
this afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22

1t is likely that Pitcher Hosp OF the Angels
will be more kindly received By the local fans
this season than he was last. tie has finally
managed to overcome that everlasting sl0wneSS
OF his and now he pitch a game in hour
and three quarter when it used TO take him
more than two hours
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22

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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22

Nobody could figure ont just what was the
mat tier with McArdie He picked up every
chance nice and clean. but the way he heaved
them over to first ali but gave the nervous fans
the iimmies.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22

Hugh Mccormick OF Stockton purchased yes
terfay cylinder. 3C horsepower Cadillac from
Cuyler Lee. He took delivery az once and LETT
by the overland route for his home with M
and Mrs. SahIbaeh OF the Slough City
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-22

President David starr Jordan OF Stanford uni
yersity sat up in the srandsfand and watched
the game with keen interest he kept his own
score and although he refrained from roofing.
he evidently for the Seals. Every time thar
MeArdle pegged wide TO first the president
WINGED
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02
BUILD, DON'T DESTROY.

The more people talk and the enc
mics of the party haggle over the sit
uation, the clearer it becomes that
the Republican party has put par
ticularly good ticket before the peO-
pie of the City and County of Homo
lulu--one that deserves election
straight
Persons taking an unhappy view
OF life are bound to criticize and say
unpleasant things, anyway. But of
such are not the progressive elements
of this or any other city. county. or
Territory.
The people who aim to ally them
selves with the betterment and up
building of Hawaii will scorn the pct
ty personalities and lavishiy unjust
criticism. They will stand staunchly
by organized partizanship--as neces-
sary to progressive political work as
organized government is to the devcl-
opment of commonwealth.
Take the American view of 1t. Vote
with the builders of Hawaii not
the wreckers,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02
PACIFIC MUTUAL WON.

Lincoln tNebD, Sept. 17.--Because
the California Insurance Department
refused license to Nebraska life
insurance company is no good reason
for the refusal of the Nebraska In
surance Department for refusing a II.
cense to California companies which
comply with the Nebraska statutes,
declared T. c. Munger. Federal Dis.
trict Judge, today, In granting a TEN.
porary restraining order against State
Auditor +. M. Searle In favor of the
PacillcMutual Life Insurance Company
and the Fireman's Fund Insurance
Company, both of California,
The refusal of the Auditor to grant
the certificates was made under the
provisions OF the reciprocal act in
force In Nebraska. The Nebraska
company was excluded from California
because its capital stock did not
amount to 100000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02
PARTY LOYALTY AN ISSUE Ut
LOCAL SELF GOVERNMENT.

Local sef-government is just as
II ever was.
We are not now clamoring for the
form. That has been in measure
secured through the laws passed by
recent Legislatures. The people will
demonstrate by their vote at the No
vember polls whether they intend to
secure for themselves the substance
of local government--intell po-
litical action and the selection of
men capable of organized cooperation
in administering and framing senSi-
BILE, progressive laws.
Clear-headed voting Is as ncces-
sary to local self-government as an
.artistically framed and theoretically
correct law.
United action, strong, partizan or
ganization, exerting n disciplinary in
huence and pointing a higher purpose
than n general Independent scramble
for the loaves and fishes of Office. are
prime factors of successful American
sclf-government. They are of more
than ordinary Importance to Hawaii.
These are matters with which our
people have to deal right now. The
Issue is before them. The decision
registered at the polls will mark as
important an era In the history of
the Islands as was signalized by the
confirmation of the first County Act
or of the later municipal law.
Hawaii, in the old days. had polit-
zeal upheavals which were called rev,
olutions.
Hawaii, at the present day, can
create as much distrust in its aver
age common sense as IL ever did I'm
the palmy days when getting into the
palace grounds meant control OF the
Government.
The County law revolutionized the
government Of Hawaii. 1t is now for
the people to say whether, acting I'M
der that law, they will adopt revo-
lutionary course that will absorb all
the possible evils and eliminate the
many benefits.
We must not forget that the acts
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02
SPEAKERS CHOSEN
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party men feel that Carlos has acted
in bad faith with the party workers
who have always supported him and
were ready to support him in the
convention, had he not withdrawn
from everything These men voted
and worked for Ella. Now Carlos
goes back on them. He knows that
an independent candidate will help
wreck the party and hurt the ticket.
SO, IL knitting is to be in order. they
intend to take It out of Ella" This
was the view of It expressed this
morning by man who worked FOR
Carlos Long in the convention and
has supported him on every previous
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02

of the people will be Judged by
American standards. To set up Amer
lean forms of law and political Or
ganization, and under these carry on
an internecine war. the creature of
a bitter spirit that makes prejudice
the line of cleavage rather than prin-
ciple. is not American.
Hawaii cannot make a success OF
local self-government II the voters of
the Territory refuse to recognize
American partizan regularity.
Hawaii cannot hold the confidence
of the American people, which 1t now
enjoys to marked degree, II our cit
liens forget the issues of government
on which the established political Or
CARNATIONS have made declarations,
at the same time naming candidates
whose election will secure the fulfill
ment thereof. and instead of doing
public business In businesslike
manner, indulge in a contest of per-
sonal pickering and an independent
line of voting which recognizes neith-
er equality of citizenship nor the vir-
tues of loyalty to organization.
Chaos may be created by votes. A
saturnalia of Independent voting may
! produce measure of anarchy that
will result in the success of the most
evil elements of the Territory.
| Tho avtrap,n rnnd V,,, 80 .nt <ut,
ions may be one of the most powerful
agents in bringing this about. The
misguided haole-hater or the kanala-
hater is no more deserving of blame
or responsibility for political and
governmental errors than the man
whose extreme virtue makes him
blindly pigheaded.
The drift of events has much to
suggest that the main issue of the
present campaign is to be loyalty ia
organization. And the degree of 10y
atty to organized partizanship will be
accepted as a test Of the voting popu-
lation's unfailing adherence to the
spirit of American institutions and
competent government.
No one can deny that public bust
ness Is safer under the sway of parti.
IAN government than conglomerate
mixture of independents responsible
to everyone and answerable to no
one.
The first step Of those anxious to
wreck our present local government
would be to destroy the power of the
leading American political parties.
II you would serve Hawaii best
stay with your party. BE loyal. Fol-
low the American ideal of political
faction.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02
he finally appointed Judge Robert W.

he finally appointed Judge Robert w.
Taylor.
But II the Standard Oil Company
was in good enough repute only three
years ago to warrant Judge Taft In
recommending Judge Doyle, and
President Roosevelt in appointing
him, to judgeship, much more was
it in sufficiently good repute six or
seven years earlier, before any of the
recent virulent attacks were made on
1t, to warrant me in accepting em1
ployment of the character mentioned
What pity IL is that Judge Taft's
letter was not allowed to continue its
slumber until after the election!
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02
occasion that he has conc to the
front for public Office.

oNtuolou tndt nc mas tOuic w th'
front for public Office.
The joint ratification meeting of the
Home Rulers and Laborites will be
held tomorrow night at Aala park,
commencing at 1880 o'clock. d. Ka
lauokalani ST., will preside and the
principal speakers will be Chas. x.
Motley, candidate for Delegate to Con
-gress, w. c. Achi. candidate for May.
or, j. NJ. Poepoe, Chas. Broad, George
G. Beckley and others. About half an
hour before the appointed time, the
kahiluaulani glee club will furnish
music for the benefit of the audience.
In order that the Engllsh.spcaking
people may know and understand the
speakers attitude, Motley, Achi, Poe
poe and Becklcy. 1t Is said, will also
address the audience In English.
The Home Rulers and Laborites
have been asked to attend the meet.
ing and the Republicans and Demo.
Gratis are especially requested to come
and hear the speakers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02

What an exhibition of capacity for
government this community would
give If it wasted all its time in bick-
ering over personal-splte campaign
against one or two candidates. and
thereby let the party and every plat
form plank go by the board. That Is
what a misalliance of very good and
very bad citizens are trying to bring
about.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02

Republican candidates for City
Supervisors are non to be depended
on for competent government. Don't
make their election doubtful by try
ing to overthrow some other candi-
date whom you happen to dislike.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02

The Pacific Fleet will return but
the reception will not be less glori-
Gus If the faded emblems that decor
ate the streets are removed. If
bright colors express joy, the flags
at the present day fail in their mis-
sion
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02

Incidentally Honolulu will derive
great benefit from the tour of West
Coast commercial men. They are the
representatives to whom Congressman
listen with marked attention. They
lead American development in the
Pacific.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02

The average citizen, the second
best citizen, is in the majority. He
has always been the chief supporter
of common-sensc American govern
ment and does so by voting a good
average partizan ticket.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02

This campaign is bringing out new
things every day. II is unusual, to
say the least, for the President and
national campaign manager to in
dulge in more or less acrimonious
discussion of how the canvass is
being run, especially when the Presi-
dent Is not the candidate interested.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02

Senator Foraker wants to know
why candidate who travels on Stan
dard Oil yachts is any better than
one receiving Standard Oil checks in
Standard Oil letters. 1t all depends
on the state of the public conscience
at the time the matter is under dis
cussion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02

Mrs. Cleveland has punctured the
boom her husband, previous to his
death, is alleged to have given Mr..
Taft's candidacy. She says that the
article sent broadcast as Mr.. Cleve-
lands, is not genuine. Nothing now
remains but to have the document re-
called,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02

Good speakers and sensible discus
sion on the stump will produce better
results than galaxy of candidates
engaged in retailing a history of
their lives.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02

Judge Lindsay is taking an interest
in the divorce question that is GER
tain to make the route to progressive
polyEamy more difficult.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02

Make the Monday night rally a
milestone in the history Of straight
Republicanism in Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02
For Sale
MAKIKI DISTRICT,

Two-acre building site in the
Makiki District. One of the
choicest locations left in this
district. Bargain price for quick
sale.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-02
KALIHI.

A property suitable for a large
family. Large house and ample
grounds. Price. $4,000.
Call or write to