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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14

Chillingworth scored on the play. E.
Fernandez was brought home by Louis
sacrifice. Davis died short to first.
The fifth saw the Kams getting in
their good ticks. Hamauku hit and J.
Vannatts did likewise. sending the for
mer to third. Kalimapehu connected,
scoring Hamauku, Vannatta getting
home on thirds error. Reuter- flied to
first and Kalinapehu was thrown out
third to catcher. Miller and Mckenzie
both registered hits and Lemons two
Dagger scored the former. Lemon was
out trying TO aihue third bag.
In the sixth Hamauku scored on a
two-bagger by j. Vannatta who must
be regarded as decided acquisition to
the team.
The Kams got busy again in the
eighth. Lemon went out to first. Jones
got a hit and Bill Vannatta reached
first on first's error on which Jones
scored. Hamauku's hit advanced Van
malta to third and ]. Vannatta was
given first on that baseman's error,
Brother Bill scoring.
Summary:
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LOCAL HORSES
FOR kAHULUI
Bruner, Indigo, Naniwa. Abdine
and Artie W. to Race
on Maui.

wAILUKU, June i3-The Glorious
Fourth ar Kahuiui will be flttingIy OBJ
served by the best horse races held
for number of years at SpreckeIs
Park. Every detail is being arranged
for by the executive committee and no
expense is being spared to make the
track fast and the stands clean and
attractive. and it all points to the fact
the executive have done and are doing
their work well. As already stated. the
purses are larger than for several
years. and the wisdom of giving larger
purses Is proven by the fact of having
Honolulu horses come here. Another
one arrived last Saturday, a trotting
horse. the property of Mr.. VIM. Lucas,
who will make some OF our local cracks
step fast to beat her. No doubt more
Honolulu horses and men will follow
by every Claudine from now until race
time. a very large crowd of specta-
tors were present at the track the be-
ginning of the week TO watch the
workouts of the different horses. and
they were well repaid for their trouble.
Dan Carey's PAGER worked couple of
heats in fine style. and Dan promises
to braid his name with green ribbons.
Artie w, Abdine, Naniwa, Elko,
Carey's colt, G.. II. r., and several
others We're put through their stunts
much 10 the qualification of the spec
tators. 1t is stated on good authority
that Jack Gibson of Honolulu VIII
bring either three or four to particle
pate in the races. also that the war
horse Bruner will be here TO take home
a few purses. and that he viii have
for stable companion Indigo. which
will try conclusions with Elko; should
he come. a race between him and the
game mare EIko would prove to be
very interesting. A pony race has been
added TO the already published
program,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14
BOXING BOUTS
THIS WEEK

Honolulu is to have some first-class
boxing and wrestling exhibitions this
week and the next.
Local experts win be matched with
glove and mat artists from the battle
ships Maine and Alabama, due here
this week. and some lively bouts are
assured.
The affair will take place in the
building on King street situated in
what used to be known as Indepen-
denee Park. This place can accommo-
date 1900 spectators and is ideal for
the purpose for which 1t Is to be used
The ring will be constructed tomor-
row and several hundred chairs in
stalled.
1t was in this hail that Martin
Denny and Billy Armstrong boxed
eight or nine years ago, in the presence
of a huge crowd.
> Il is not known who the boxers and
u-restlers aboard the battleships are,
but word has been received that they
are of good class and able TO take care
Of anything they may run up against
in this neck of woods.
Sailor Roberts will take care of the
wrestling end of the program. He will
challenge any middleWeight aboard the
Maine and Alabama.
Young Nelson will be the boy match
ed 10 box the best lightweight that
the ships can produce He is in good
shape and is eontident of being able :,
give good account Of himself. Who
ever he may take on.
Murphy and Plat, the two men from
Fort Shafter who recently boxed at the
Orpheum and gave such general sat
isfaction by their willingness, are
booked for six-round preliminary.
and a more attractive looking bout 1t
would be hard 10 find.
The winner viii probably be given n
main event during the stay of the
feet.
1t is the intention of the promoters
Of the independence Park scheme TO
give the public good. clean sport, and
plenty OF it This weeks show viii
be a preliminary TO some swell cards
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MAUNA KEAS
PLAYED BALL

One of the most interesting games
of baseball that has ever been played
in Hilo took place on June II. between
the Mauna Keas and picked Hilo
nine
Several hundred spectators witnessed
the game and after the dust had risen
land the battle was over the score stood
3 TO o in favor of the Hilos.
The steamer nine showed up well
and should win games.
The lineup was as follows:
Hilos-Iyman. c. Desha, $. Desha,
Todd. C. Backward. Williams, w. All
Hip. Medeiros, Andrews
Mauna Keas-Macaulsy c. Lynch. J..
Lynch. Jarrett. H Kahu, @. Say. II.
Ikeway. Makeona, Williams.
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MAJESTIC TO GIVE
MANY BONUS FILMS

The Majestic Amusement Co.. which
has its headquarters at the Orpheum,
is entering on the last week Of its
rgageTnent and is making a special
b'1 for patronage from now till closing
time.s4
The usual three changes a week will
be given. but double the number of films
viii be presented at each show. thus
making an entertainment unequaled at
any other theater in town.
Despite these mammoth attractions,
the price of the show will remain the
same-ten cents for adults and five
cents for children.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14

Captains Eleven.
TODAY'S SPORTS.

Gold tournament at Country Club. ~
a m.
Newspaper League-Bulletin Y. Para
disc: Star v Mercantile League
grounds. 1 o'clock
KapiOlanl League-Reliance y. Young
Tidal Waves Highlands y. Twiiights
Kapiolaai Park, afternoon
Seaside LeAgue--SWeet Nioiets y.
StarIights: PaCifics Y. Starlines on
tank grounds. afternoon.
japanese League-kacho y. ] n. b.
A.. Tokiwas =. Asahi Jr. Atkinson
Park afternoon.
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The annual meeting and election of
officers of the ST. Louis Alumni Asso-
citation will be held this morning at 1C
o'clock in the Union street rooms Of
the association.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14

Two-base hits-Lemon, w. Vannatta
]. Vannatta.
Bases ON balls-of Chillingworth. 2
Reuter-. 8.
Sacrifice hits-Louis, 2.
Passed ball-Jones.
Struck out-By Chillingworth, :; by
Reuter-, S.
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which are being arranged for the de-
location of ringiovers during the visit
of the fleet.
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HTLO LEAGUE.

Following is the standing of the
teams in the Hilo Baseball League:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14

Irwin p. Kimbau of the Honolulu
Iron Works has the distinction of run
ming the first motor boat at the beach.
He occupies cottage in the Cassidy
grounds and runs his boat around the
bay there. visiting the hotel pier fire.
quently 1t is said thar other motor
boats have been ordered at the Coast
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14

Runs at fan of each wicket-one 70
13, two for 81, three for IS, four 70
81. five for -, six for ITO. seven 20
11s. eight for 1ls. nine for 10. tel
for 19n
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The Palama Athletic Club will hold
a special meeting this morning at $50
O'Clock at $50 School street.
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CAP TA|N'S
TEAM BEST
Vice Captains Eleven Beaten
in Interesting Cricket
Match.

A very interesting game of cricket
was played at Makiki yesterday after
noon between elevens chosen by the
captain and vice captain OF the Ho-
noluIu Cricket Club. There was a
goodly muster OF players and the after
moons sport was most enjoyable.
Victory rested with the captains
team by a margin Of 81 runs
The vice captains men took lrst
whack and were dismissed for total
of 100. Brown t23), Beardmore (20l and
Grant C2o) were the highest scorers for
the side Other doubles figure men were
Bailey Q4), r. II. wilmington O2) and
Mr. Extras 13D.
The bowling honors of the side fell 10
Gait. who captured four wickets for
the small cost of 2s runs.
Anderson and Cation won the gamo
for the captains combination, scoring
50 and 81 runs. respectively. before re-
firing without dismissal Gait was
next highest scorer. with IL runs %
his credit.
Maclean and Jordan did the damage
with the ball for the vice captains
team. taking two wickets apiece.
The score and bowling analysis:
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CAPTAINS ELEVEN.

r.. r. Cation, retired. 81
]. II. Fiddes, Brown. b Beardmore 3
r. Anderson, retired ..........-..... 81
]. c. McGin, run out.
:. Gait. Brown, b Maclean-....... l.
ID. L. wilmington. C wilmington, b
brown .s+...-s.as*.. e-.+sss"-sss
l.. Stevens Maclean, Jordan.
NJ. Monsarrat. Brown. b Maclean
ID. l. wilmington. Jr.. b Jordan.
4. Lamb. absent ........-..-.....-...
E. Melanphy. not out........-.-.....- J
Extras .......-.--.....-....-
1S7
Runs at fan Of each wfcket--one for
90. two for 1871. for 13i, four for $50
I'VE for l52. six for 152. seven for Isl,
eight for 154. nine for 1s7. ten for 1s4.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
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Short and Sweet F.!
IL .sk-Lk-LeAk.skAkA&Ak,~

The Waikapus are the leaders in the
Maui Baseball League.
close on June. 70.
The steamer Mauna Kea sports a
baseball team.
The first four-ban golf tournament
ever played in the Territory will take
place on the Country Clubs links to-
day. commencing at 10 a. m Two
prizes are offered.
1t is expected that adverse winds will
prevent the Hawaii making a fast
passage TO San Pedro.
There will be no Riverside League
baseball games until after the funeral
of Prince David.
Thu match race between Leahi Girl
and Makaala, which was to have taken
place yesterday afternoon, was post
poned till some future date.
Had the Saints played against the
Puns yesterday, they would have been
without the services OF En- Sue, Jimmy
Williams and Soares Good old raini
If you would spend pleasant after
noon. take in the Newspaper Baseball
League games at the ball park.
The Palama Athletic Club will hold
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14

If YOU would spend pleasant after
noon. take in the Newspaper Baseball
League games at the ball park.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-14

The Waikapus are the leaders in the
Maui Baseball League.
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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
THREATENS
POLICE WITH PISTOL
Brokers Wife Would Shoot
Members OF Flying Squad
ron for Stopping Auto

OAKLAND, Dec. 27-Threats OF
-gunplay." which might have proved
appalling if they had not emAnated
from such dainty feminine lips. greeted
the members OF. the police flying squad
ron when they halted an automobile
containing Mrs. r NJ Merrill OF Second
arenue near East Eleventh street and
her husband. broker. al the corner
of East Fourteenth street and Twenty
third avenue this afternoon
You came mighty near being run
over" said Mrs. Merrill petulantly.
vixen the policemen forced her hus-
band TO stop his machine.
That's one reason, we stopped you"
responded one of the policemen
We'll answered Mrs Merrili. If
had my way I'd have put bullet
into you"
s. In spite of this statement the police
compelled Mrs: MerrilYs husband to de-
posit $40 bail before ne was allowed
TO proceed on his trip.
Seven other autoists were arrester in
East Fourteenth street this afternoon
for alleged violations OF the speed limit
ordinance.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
AERONAUTS TO SPEND
HONEYMOON IN CLOUDS
Millionaire c. A. Coey Plans
Novel Wedding Trip in
His Balloon

CHICAGO. Dec. .27,-A honeymoon in
the clouds is the remarkable arrange
ment for a wedding trip that has been
one OF the most enthusiastic aeronauts
In the country
q His marriage to Miss Carrie Hume
Lewis OF Kansas City, No. will take
place in Kansas City next Saturday
morning. Coey shipped his immense
balloon. Chicago. and his de luxe auto
mobile TO Les Angeles week ago
Immediately after the marriage cere-
Enony Coey and his bride will start for
Los Angeles. where they will spend two
months in motoring and making bal
loon ascensions His hancee. Coey ex-
pIained tonight. has been an enthusiast
for some time in matters pertaining 10
the navigation OF the air. and if proper
conditions prevail he asserts his wife
and himself VIII speed eastward In his
monster balloon TO Chicago at the end
OF their stay in Los Angeles
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
JEWELRY AND MONEY
STOLEN FROM RESIDENCE
Second Story Workers" Loot
Home Of Fred s. Cornick Dur
ing FamiIy's Absence

Jewelry valued az $500 and q purse
containing $3.50 was stolen yesterday
from the home OF Fred s Cornick, 1916
Lake street. by second story workers.
Cornick, a well known contractor and
builder. returned home late yesterday
afternoon with Mrs Cornicix and dis
covered that his home had been en-
tered The servants were given per-
mission to so out during the afternoon
and there was no one in the Cornick
home for several hours and the thieves
hac ample time in which TO ransack the
house
Entrance TO the house was effected
by forcing the lock on window in the
second story al the rear Of the house
The thieves made a thorough search
Of All the rooms and the coRtents OF
the drawers in the several articles OF
furniture were thrown about the rooms.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
BARK ALDEN'S ARGONAUTS
DISCONTINUE REUNIONS
Only Three of Crew of Forty
Gold Hunters Who Returned
Home in 1850 Survive
- 80 . ~ CaIIl

BELFAST. Ne. Dec. 27.-But three
men survive OF the party who left this
city Decembe- 6. ISzs. in the bark VII
liam o. Alden for voyage around the
horn 70 tie newly discovered gold fields
~ California. and the reunions that
marked each anniversary OF the sail
ing date have been given up. The sur
rivors are William n. West OF Bos-
ton; Henry J. Woods Of Newton, Mass.
and Lorenzo 6 Coombs OF Globe. Ariz
West IS one OF the Oldest members
~ the New England branch OF the So
ciety OF California Pioneers. being ss.
eoombs has been for a long time an
sssayer IN Arizona. Woods is & retired
merchant OF Belfast
On the trip OF the Alden 40 men
contributed $500 each 70 buy and fl her
and load her with a cargo OF lumber
and building material. which was sold
when they reached san Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
AUTO DRIVER INJURED
WHEN CAR TURNS TURTLE
Pinned Beneath Car While
Other Occupants Escape
With Slight Cuts

By the overturning ola large auto
mobile IN the Great highway near
Forty-ninth avenue last evening
Charles Schilling OF 1898 Pine street
was pinioned underneath the heavy car
and seriously injured SchiIling was
turning into the Great highway when
the accident happened and was travel
ing at high speed Just as the ma
chine was turning the curve the wheels
skidded and the emergency brake
caused the car 10 turn turtle
The two men and two men who were
in the tonneau were thrown TO the
road but beyond being bruised and
cut about the hands and face they were
not injured Schilling was pinned un-
derneath his car and when rescued was
unconscious
Schillfng was taken 10 Scobie hospi-
tai. where IL was found that several
or his ribs were fractured and that he
was suffering from internal injuries in
addition 70 numerous cuts and bruises.
Very little hope is expressed for his
recovery. The automobile was badly
dana ged.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
SEVERE T[MBtOR
Shuts OFF LIGHT
Last of Thirty Quakes During
Week Stops Electric Plant
|. at Virginia City

'.t
VIRGINIA CITY. Mont. Dec al
AT 4.so o'clock this afternoon this sec
tion was shaken by; the severest of
the series of over 80 earthquakes that
have been experienced here during the
past week The electric power and
light plant was put out of commission.
The plant is located 10 miles distant
from Virginia City. and as telephone
communication with it has been in
terrupted. il is impossible at this time
TO ascertain the extent of the damage.
Virginia City Is in darkness tonight
and much alarm exists.
This afternoons tremor further
cracked buildings, threw down plaster
and scattered dishes from the shelves
and tables
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
ARRESTS EXPECTED IN
M0NROVIA BANK CASE
Detectives Investigating Looting
Hint at Sensational De-
yeIopmenfs Today

1IONROVIA, Dec. Eft Is asserted
tonight that the -Pinkerton detectives
have a definite ciew TO the person or
persons who robbed the First National
bank OF Monroviz OF $4,000 some days
sgo. and that at least one person is
Aser strict surveillance
An arrest. and possibly more than
one. is expected TO take place tomor-
row. and It is said that the action viii
cause . sensation
The detectives have not gone from
this city in their search for cleTA
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
DARRIN TO RETIRE
FROM HAMS CASE
District Attorney Explains He Is
Not Criminal Lawyer and
Notifies Successor
Especial Dispatch 10 The Cali

lSpecIdi DsfdicH 10 ne SoHI
NEW YORK, York 27.-District At
torney Darrin of Queen county, prose-
cutor of Thornton jenkins Hams, will
end his term next Thursday night To
him the parting gives no sorrow He
leaves his ONCE with no regret. be-
cause. as he explained tonight he is
not criminal lawyer. but an ofice
attorney with civil suits as his forte
Il have been roundly criticised for
my work in the Hains trial because j
did not use modern methods in pre-
senting the case of the prosecution
said Darrin.
MY critics do not know that Of the
IS years have spent as lawyer but
three of these have been passed in the
criminal courts. Before / became dis
trict attorney on January 1, 1905. was
engaged in the practice of civil law,
never appearing in criminal case"
Darrin's plan to leave the Hams
case December 81 seems likely to pro-
ceed without interruption. for up to
tonight no word had come from Fred
erick A Dewitt. his successor, to con-
tinue with the prosecution It was be-
lieved that Dewitt would retain both
Darrin and Elmer White. tine special
prosecutor in the case. because of their
familiarity with it.
Darrin waited until tonight for such
a notification. bur none came. so he
wrote his successor a letter suggest
ing that the new district attorney con-
fer with Justice Crane as to employ
ing special counsel TO assist him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
CRACKSMEN BAFFLED
IN TOWN NEAR SEATTLE
Burglars Are Driven Away by
Cashier After Blowing OFF
Safe Door in Bank

SEATTLE. Dec. 27.-Cracksmen blew
or the outer door OF the safe at the
Bank of Issaquah. at Issaquah, . small
town southeast OF Seattle. at 3:45 this
morning only to be frightened away
before they could reach their intended
booty
Day, g former cashier OF the bank.
after they had nred their first shot
The cracksmen stole tools from q
nearby section house to smash the safe
combination They then padded the
door with excelsior to deaden the sound
OF the explosives
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
STORROW Is RUMORED
SUCCESSOR OF ELIOT
Nicholas Murray Butler Would
Then Shortly Succeed Him
as Harvard's Head

NEW YORK. Dec. "A report was
current among prominent Harvard
alumni in this city today that James
s. Storrow was TO become the imme-
date successor to Dr. Charles W. Eliot
as president OF that university. 20 be
succeeded himself within a few months
By Nicholas Murray Butler. now presl-
dent Of Columbis-
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
AMBASSADOR GRISCOM
RESIGNS POST IN ROME
Diplomat Will Be Relieved
March 4, According to State
Department Officials

WASHINGTON. Dec 27.-The resig-
nation OF Lloyd c. Griscom. ambassador
70 Italy. reported IN a dispatch from
Rome last night, was authoritatively
confirmed by the state department
Ambassador Griscom's resignation takes
effect March f. President Roosevelt
named him ambassador extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary to italy
December %. 1906
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
Hold Auspicious Opening

The El Cerrito polo club. which is CO.
operating in the movement, held an
suspicious opening yesterday. Among
those al the clubhouse who are helping
the carnival plan were: Mrs. Remi P.
Schwerin, Miss Kathleen de Young. Mrs.
Laurance Scott, Mrs. z. Duplessis Bey-
lard. Mrs c. E. Green. Miss Jennie
crocker. Miss Helene Irwin, Miss Enid
Gregg. Mrs. Robert Coleman. Mrs. Will
son. Vicomtesse de Tristan. Miss de
Guigne, Mrs Walter Martin. Mrs. Jo-
seph Tobin Jr-. Mrs. Thomas Driscou.
Miss Frances Howard. Mrs Edward
Howard. Templeton Crocker. w. S. Cole
man, Edward Tobin. j. d. Grant, W.
comte de Tristan. c. de. Guigne. walter
Martin p Scott. J. o. Tobin. ]. casser-
II. W. Ronaldson. E. Green, Harry
Scott, e D. Beylard. Cyril Tobin. F. de
Lisle.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
HEBREWS ARE ORDERED
TO LEAVE FINLAND
Periodical Expulsion Is Going
On Under Narrow View
of Law

HELSINGFORS. Finland, Dec. IL
One OF the periodical expulsions Of
Hebrews is now going on in Finland.
Thirty families have been ordered to
emIgrate At once The senate, on the
basis OF q narrow Interpretation OF the
law. maintains the issue Of individual
licepses entitIing- residence in Finland
for six months, these being renewable
only at the senate's discretion
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
SPORTS

High class horses VIII contest IN the New
Year handicap al Emeryviile. Page 6
Jimmy Butler wins 5ockey honors during the
week AZ EmeryTille- Page
Trfbunes and Golden Shesfs win two games
played BY Bay Cities league Page
Vallejo greyhound. Royal Gold. snnexes stake
az Insleside coursinz park. Page
Sego-iaffO1s completed for series Of university
boating contests OF Pacific coast Page @
State league awaits action by national base
bah coumission before proceeding with plans
for next year Page g
Reds defeat whites at official opening Of the
z Cerrito polo field Page
Australian promoter o1ers $4,000 purse for
Jerries and johnson. Page g
Bursf tire causes "MsrnIon'' 70 collapse in
auto race, buf driver escapes unhurt- Page 8
Scotch team defeats English in international
soccor contest by score Of / TO 0. Page
Fight permit question cones up before su-
perFiEors this afternoon. Page q