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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Come One! Come All!

mittee selected by the president, is of
much interest to labor circles through
out the country 1t is desired to in
corporate in this legislation amend
ments to the Sherman antitrust law
that will prevent injustice being done
through the law, which holds that la
Dor unions are trusts in restraint of
trade; limiting the scope and restrict
ing the issuance of injunctions; remov-
al of the legal ban against boycotts,
lockouts and strikes, which have been
held to be conspiracies, and the enact
ment of a constitutional employers
liability law.
Pressfeeders' union, No 81, will give
a ball at Turner hall, 321 South Main
street, on Saturday night, March 2S.
The student class in sociology of
Bethlehem institution heard an address
at Labor temple by Stanley B. Wilson
on Labor Organizations" After lis
tening to the speech the visitors were
shown through the temple.
At a meeting of the Liberal club to
be held at Mammoth hall this even
ing c. T. Sprading will speak upon the
subject THAT the wholesale suppress
sion of free speech now being INDUCED
in by the police and federal authorities
constitutes the most disgraceful page
in American history and should be re-
sented vigorously by all who have any
self respect"
The manner in which meetings of
the unemployed and other assemblages
for the discussion Of labor questions
are broken up by officers of the law
will be discussed in vigorous terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Finances Shorten School Term

superintendent of Schools E. C. Moore
is authority for the statement made
during a recent address to Los Angeles
teachers that although there will be no
change in the rate of pay of superin-
tendents, supervisors, teachers and
others, yet the school term this year
will be shortened two weeks. He gives
for reason the fact that the councils
for school funds is $4,000
under the estimate of the school board
for the year.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Rob Safe in Brewery
Associated Press.

Ey ASSOCIATED Press.
BAKERSFIELD, March 21.-The safe
in the local depot of the Maier Brew
ing company was blown open last
evening by burglars, presumably three
i'm number, and although the safe was
badly damaged and the whole interior
Of the office wrecked the cracksmen
got but $3.50 for their trouble.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22

10-horse power automobile driven by J.
t1nletter, known as ARIZONA johnny"
turned turtle 1t was a complete wreck.
BESIDES Finletter Mrs. Hanshue wife of
II: M. Hanshue, was seriously injured.
The cause of the accident was n
broken piece of steering gear.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Accidentally poisons Husband
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO March 21.-Weak
and exhausted from nursing her sick
husband and daughter night and day
for many weeks, Mrs. Margaret Mon
ahan, shortly after midnight last night.
administered to her husband, John
Monahan, dose of carbolic acid by
mistake with fatal results. Monahan
dying at o'clock this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Bio Dam Swept Away

NILES, Mich, March 21.-The large
power dam at Buchanan, erected in the
st. Joseph river fourteen years ago at
cost of $250,000, was carried away to-
day 1t has been weakened by recent
floods.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
Eastern Star Entertains

Members of the Order of the Eastern
Star, Los Angeles chapter entertained
in the blue room a the Masonic temple
Friday night with a banquet and
musical. Mrs. w. K. Chambers was
mistress of ceremonies. Three hundred
attended
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
BIG MOTOR CAR TURNS
TURTLE; TWO ARE INJURED
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN DIEGO, March 21.-While round
ing the corner OF Fifth and University
streets at a fast pace last midnight
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22

March winds are the most try
ing to and dreaded by delicate
people, and even catch the
strong and robust unawares.
Humphreys "Seventy-seven"
in the pocket is a greater protec-
tion again taking Cold than a
heavy coat or warm blanket, be-
cause a dose of "Seventy-seven"
keeps the blood in circulation
and prevents and breaks up
Colds and Grip. At Drug
Stores, 25c.
Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co, cor
william and John streets New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22
For Cosmos Club

On Wednesday afternoon City For
ester E.. j. Harper will address the
Cosmos club at the Ebell club house.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22

Buy uDhere the cool ocean breezeS bLOU
from off the hedLthsreSfOring LO0terS of the
Pacific. Free Round Trip Tickets from
Los angeles to RedOndO and return on
cars going every 20 minutes eOery day, are
qiDen awdy at our office absolutely free
upon application. .ALsO Free Auto Ride
around beautiful RedOndo
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22

Pressfeeders' union, No. 81, will give
a ball at Turner hall, 321 South Main
street, on Saturday night, March 2S.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-22

Proposed legislation. which Is now
being shaped at Washington by a COM
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-14
Roller Says He'll Down
" thin An Hour
Three Local Champions
WILL. TAKE Roberts. KAMAE AND MlTSIKE

Honolulu may soon have the Uppor-
tunity Of seeing a real wrestling
match. These fight cards, so care
fully planned and mapped out by con-
iideDt promoters, usually leave the
ring.fan with bad taste In his mouth
1.-The morning after" for the reason
that, while some sport may have been
dished up, IL was not OF the class that
makes you want TO lose mucn steep.
Here in Honolulu at the present time
is man who has won two straight
falls wrestling from every man IN
America except Frank Gotch, the pres
ent worlds champion, and, while he
Is not over.anXious, having come down
here for Il vacation, he Is ready to
give an exhibition OF his prowcss.
DR.. u. +. Roller, the Seattle physi-
cian.wrestler, will take on Sailor Rob
erts, Frank Kanas. and Mitsuke, the
japanese champion. and will under
take to throw the three of them with
IN an hour.
That Roller Is not boastcr, that
he has confidence in his own ability,
and that he Is willing to furnish an
exhibition of the strength'gamc here.
is certainly shown by the offer he has
made. Sailor Roberts is Il big man
himself withal being as quick as n
cat and the match between these two
alone should be decidedly interesting.
Roller, of course, has II on the sailor
lad in point of weight, but the later
IS fighter through and through and
is well known for his staying abilities.
Roberts has been In constant train
ing since Eroelccher the lanky Swiss,
first started him on the right road.
The burly sailor thought he was a
mat-artist before he hooked up with
the Switzcr, but the latter was wise
to all the inside tricks of the game,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-14

The crack polo toam which last
year. after one of the hardest battles
ever fought on polo field, snatched
laurels from the Oahu men and Car.
ried all the foliage and beautiful
trophy off to Maui, duplicated the
trick yesterday at Puunene, by the
big score of II to 4.
On sloppy field, with bad going
under foot, the game was played this
time on the enemy's own ground.
The Maui team which turned this
trick was: Sam Baldwin, No. |; c.
G. Krumbhaar, No. 2; +. Baldwin, No.
3; and Dave Fleming, No. 4.
Mention Is made of the fact that
Castle and Single scored for Oahu
Naturally, just as half.back might
score" for u football team. That was
their especial function.
The game last August was one OF
the classy events In all the history OF
local athletics. The outcome this
time indicates that Oahu has deterior
ated or that Maui is much improved
n n n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-14
HUGHES REvENGEFUL

New York, July 3l.-Instead of
plunging at once into the task of get.
ting william II. Taft's campaign un.
der way, Frank II. Hitchcock, chair.
man OF the Republican national COM
mittec, was occupied the greater part
of his first day here In attempting to
prevent an open split in the Republi,
can machine in this State over the
nomination of Governor Hughes for
second term.
Mr.. Hitchcock arrived In the city
early this morning and set out at
once to get the rooms In the Metro
politan Life building for headquart,
ers. Before he had been here long
however, Herbert Parsons, president
of the New York county committee,
called on him and went over the sit.
uation created by the governor in his
desire TO get revenge upon the State
leaders for their failure to back his
candidacy at the national Republican
convention,
Mr.. Hitchcock intimated that the
national committee might take hand
in the situation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-14
'; e.; ::::::. ORT - =: e.:
All.Hawaiian Team Is
Triumph Of Good
Selection

When tic moset o picking an all.
star aggregation. the job done by the
Honolulu Baseball League yesterday
is hummer. The best OF the local
talent has been rolled into a pill that
any aggregation would have very
bad few minutes In swallowing. This,
too, is the very job which the Santa
Clarans will tackle Sunday.
Barney Joy is to preside behind the
bat Barney is right there with the
eye and the wing, and can swing the
, stick in a way that plucks down the
homers every little while.
! Dick Reuter- has been selected to do
the twirling. n Dick is In his best
form, 1t looks bright for the All-Ha'
walls. That underhand shoot OF his
Is bad one when well controlled. II
all depends qon the shape the big fel.
lows hand is In.
| In Eddie Fernandez, who will cover
first bag, the All.Hawaiis have Jew.
ell. Eddie is the hunt and steal kid,
with batting average which ranks
out on top. He can play his position
to perfection, too. In fact, he Is per.
haps the best ball player In the Is.
lands.
I Bill Vannatta. the Kam's old re.
liable, will field up everything about
the keystone bag.
Bill Hampton, the fast Pun and the
batting wonder, is the man who Is Ia
stop at the third way.station. Ham
Is a fast fielder and a bat wicldcr: and
some class at both.
| Burns. the St. Mary's boy, who
might split honors for premier base
ball ability with Fernandez II he were
regularly in the Islands, and who is
certainly In a class away and above
the ordinary seen here, Is to ho.d
down the honors at shortstop.
En- Sue, the fast bascr,nner. vii
preside in left garden; Jack Kia. q
hard hitter and the most reliable
fielder in Honolulu, will attend to cen
ter, while Olmos, In right, will sustain
his reputation for sure work ant
timely hitting.
This makes a team with two Saints
two Kams, two Jewels and three Pun'
In the lineup.
II this bunch can't give the Claran,
a run for the money, there will b.
something radically out Of whack will
all the representations.
Tomorrow, the Kams and the Clar
ans were to do the curtain raisini
stunt. but the schedule has been mod
flied, and one game a day will cOnten
the fans until Sunday week.
The triangle series will close OF
August 23rd, with memorable gam
for one of the two offered. II IL
Jewel-Keio return match. 'Noug
said.
Tomorrow, all locals will be seen
The Puns and the Saints will play tn
game which may or may not decid
the outcome Of the first series, for frs
honors In which the Jewels and tn
Puns are so nearly tied.
The schedule made yesterday Is:
Saturday, Aug, Is, 3 p. m. q game
-Puns VS.. st. Louis.
Sunday. Aug. 10. 3 p. M, Il game
-All.Hawaii VS.. Santa Claras.
Saturday, Aug. 20. 3 p. m, Il game
-Puns VS.. Santa Claras.
Sunday, Aug. 23, double header) =
1:45. y. M. Keios VS.. Diamond Head
and st. Louis W.. Santa Claras.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-14
NELSON SAYS REILLY
IS AL RIGHT

Charlie Reilly has cut out the heavy
work with the weights and the gym
fXings, in training for his coming go
with Jack McFadden, and Is now con-
fning himself to boxing, and little
fast work which gets a fellows wind
in condition without getting of too
much weight.
Jack McFadden is also doing the
fast work now, and both of the boys
are including a good deal of boxing in
the program of events.
Young Nelson has worked out a
couple of times with Reilly lie IL
all right" said Nelson this morning,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-14

and Roberts swallowed a bunch of
their meeting. Roberts should be able
to stay some little time with Roller,
and the longer he stays, the harder 1t
Is going to be for Roller to get the
other two men down on the mat In.
side of the specified hour.
Frank Kanae, the Hawaiian cham.
pion. is bull for strength. hut lit.
lie versed In the science of the game
before his meeting with Froelccher.
he, like Roberts. was wiser man Of.
ter the grinning Swiss had handled
him. His enormous power Is his main
asset, however. and II could be count.
cd on to keep his shoulders off the
pads for some space of time, though
how long must remain to be seen.
Mitsukc H. like the other locals men
tioned,-he needs no lengthy Goscrip'
ton for the reason that he Is well.
known. He lost to Froelccher, but he
stayed with him long time. And It
would be 4 question of staying ability
should these three local champs dc.
eide to meet Roller.
Roller has made gnmey PROPOSE.
ton. He isn't particularly looking for
n match as the rest-cure is his spec.
ial forte at the present time, but a
great many people have been trying
to figure out way In which things
could be so cvcned up that they would
have an opportunity Of seeing what Is
perhaps the best wrestler In the
world In action. Roller would have to
work on this kind of a proposition too
and II would bring out i'm him all the
qualities that go to make up q world
beaten II the right sort OF interest
Is taken in this match. 1t may he
pulled OF. in the Hawaiian OPERA
House, where the seating capacity Is
ample.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-14
BRITISH PRAISE OUR
OLYMPIC WINNERS

LONDON, Eng, July 26. This
mornings newspapers contain ex-
tended reviews of the Olympic games,
and almost without exception the
officials come in for severe criticism
for the way in which they misman-
aged the affair. England's athletic,
prestige was injured more by the
amateurish way In which the meet
was conducted than by the failure of
the British athletes to perform up to
expectations. is the conclusion Of one
=, of the well-known sporting writer's.
There is universal praise for the
work of the American athletes, but
general condemnation of their with
drawal from the 4O0-meter run and a
reiteration of the charges of deliber-
ate fouling by Carpenter. The SUI
premacy of America in track and
field athletics is admitted, the result
being due, according to the English
viewpoint, to the fact that America
makes OF her athletics business
rather than a sport. Her men were
the best trained that ever appeared
at an Olympiad, lis the way one pa
per puts II. IN
/ LONDON, Eng, July %. - You
can tell an American athlete tonight
the moment you see him., He has
two distinguishing marks-one being
a broad smile and the other a medal.
There are a few athletes wearing
medals who are not Americans. but
as rule the decorated chaps are
from the land of the Splinter and the
home of the jumper.
Queen Alexandra presented fifteen
gold medals to the Yankees at the
Stadium this afternoon. These. with
"a tray full of silver and bronze EN-.
blems of victory, made by far the
most imposing array of "jewelry'
awarded to any nation. Not one OF
them would part with his emblem
except In case of starvation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-14
Maui Polo which again defeated Oahu yesterday The
Baldwin. No. l; G. c. Kru mbhaar, No. 2; F. Baldwin,
No. 8; and Dave Fleming, No. T.

In referring to the sparring he has
done with the clever boy from the
Coast.
And so he is. He Is just about \as
tough proposition from almost any
standpoint that the local man ever
went up against.
q Il q
Joe Cohen explains how to figure
percentages on stolen bases. But, the
question Is, does the explanation tit
the emergency In the present case?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-14

The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary OF
the news Of the day.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-31
NEW SYSTEM OF KEEPING
TRACK OF THE PUBLIC
SERVICE CORPORATIONS

New York. Dec. 29.-Publicity was
given today to details of new system
for keeping an account of gas and
electric companies which by order Of
the public service commission must be
put into effect January ]. the system
is designed to prevent overcapitaliza-
tion. diversion of money to improper
uses. and other bookkeeping abuses 1t
is regarded by the commissioners as
most important step towards the pro
lection of the public
Among the provisions are these:
Nothing but actual cash invested shall
be charged to capital accounts. Fran
chises shall not be treated as capital
except for the actual cost Of acquiring
them and shall be kept in a separate
franchise account" Complete system
Of annual charging off for depreciation
shall be maintained. Discount under
writing expenses, and similar items be
distributed through series OF periods
instead of charged up for one in which
expense occurs.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-31
ATTORNEY EGAN
CANNOT QUALIFY

Sioux Fails $. D.. Dec. s9.--Iudgc j.
W: Jones. OF the state circuit court.
this city, after having had the matter
under advisement for about two weeks,
today rendered his decision in the case
instituted to test the right of George
W. Egan to hold the office Of states
attorney to which he was elected ut
the election in November after having
been disbarred from practice by the
state supreme court for alleged unpro-
fessional conduct in connection with
the case of the late Mrs Julia Ann
OGrady.
Judge Jones holds that Mr.. Egan is
not eligible to the office of states al
torney. In view of this decision Il
vacancy will exist in the states at
torney's office on January l and this
will be filled by the board of county
commissioners by appointment
The decision of Judge Jones CON
cludes as follows: Il am OF the opin-
ion that the defendant at the time of
the election was and yet is disqualified
and ineligible to hold the Office of
states attorney and that Judgment
therefore should be go entered"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-31
SCIENTIST BRINGS
SIBERIAN SEEDS
Hanson Sends Car of Cold and
Drought Resisting Plants
for Experiment.

Washington. D. c.. Dec. 3o.--Dr. Nils
Hanson. formerly of Des Moines and
bf Ames. now of the Brookings Is. d.
agricultural school, is on his way home
from Siberia. where he has been for
months as special agent Of the depart
nent of agriculture
He advised Secretary Wilson that he,
had sent carload Of seeds Of grass
Ind wheat, barley and legumes and the
ike from central and northern Siberia.
These are suitable for dry, cold cli-
mates and are expected to do much for
the advancement of dry land farming.
Mr.. Hanson is well known in Iowa and
is among tho ablest of Secretary Will
sons scientists. He has devoted much
time and energy to the research for
Nseds in Slbs
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-31
FIRE IN GOTHAM
THEA1ER; NO PANIC
Herald Square Playhouse Dam
aged $60,O00-Attaches
Show Level Heads.

New York. Dec 25.--Firc broke out
in the Herald Square theater at Thir-
ty-fifth street and Broadway last night,
10 minutes before the close of the per-
fornance of "'rhe Three Twins" and
before it Was brought under control
lad done considerable damage to the
building and had driven the actors and
chorus into the streets in their scant
costumes and had caused considerable
Broadway. There was no panic. and
no one wils in ured. Tho audience re,
manning III Ignorance Of the fire until
most OF them had passed into the
streets. The fire caught from an cleo
tric Sign.
1t WAS just 10 minutes before the time
OF the performance to end when two
women came down from the second
gallery and reported 10 the theater at
taches that there was smoke in the up
per part OF the building. Treasurer
Lyon quickly went behind the curtain
and explained the situation to the act
ors and told them to cut the play short.
This WAS done and the curtain was
lowered without amy announcements to
the audience.
The big crowd shuhled slowly out, not
knowing that Il fire was being fought
in the upper gallery. Only the cool
ness of the theater attaches prevented
the curtain was lowered on the finale
and the final ensemble. the orchestra
continued to play, and Police Inspector
McCloskey and Deputy Police Com
missioner Hanson, who We're in the
audience. went quickly to the exits
and quietly reassured those who had
discovered the smoke in the second
gallery.
Some time after the fire was prac-
tically out the theater gallery fell. and
a moment later 35 feet of roof on the
Broadway end of the building came
down. The damage chiefly was con-
tined to the angle formed by Broadway
and Thirty-fifth street. in which was
located the Office of the Shuberts. Lee
Shubcrt later said that he estimated
the loss at between $4,000 and 100000.
Ice Shubert and Lew Fields are the
ieSSccS of the theater
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-12-31
LAND COMMISSIONERS
DECISION QUESTIONED
Requirement for Residence
After Proof, May Be Res
cinded by Department.

Quinn. S. d., Dec. SO.-That the re-
cent decision of Land Commissioner
bennett. which threw CONSERVATION
into homesteaders all over the west by
declaring that those who had COM
Huted OF We're about to commute after
IA months residence. should have their
titles held UP il they depart from the
homestead soon after proving up" is
contrary to law and will be reversed
oy the secretary of the INTERIOR is the
'Pihlon OF Deputy Commissioner john
SON. stationed here, and recognized as
aell Nersed in the homestead law.
do not want to be understood."
says Nh. Johnson, las taking. this po-
';tion because opposed to the object
lie commissioner had in mind, or be-
'auss L approve the lax residence and
'ult!vat!on through which many are
lying to acquire title to their land /
10 not approve the SX1O shack. five
acres broken, IA months residence and
.heh sale of the shack and abandon
nent Of the land. and 1 am in favor of
anything that can legally be done to
heck or destroy this practice. Com
missioner Dennetts arguments are
'ased on what he thinks the law ought
o be. and not what the law really is.
Tie lays great stress on sections 22S9
OF the oath required of the entryman.
but be refers only casually to section
.SOl. the communication clause and then
only 10 place a wrong Interpretation
thereon. Here is that section:
contemplates Removal.
Z" Section 29o1. Nothing i'm this chap-
ter shall be construed to prevent amy
person who shall hereafter avail him
Self ot the benefits OF section 22S9 from
paying the minimum price for the
quantity OF land so entered at any time
the date of such entry, and obtaining a
patent thereof, upon making final set
tiemnnt and of residence and cultiva-
tion for such period OF IA months
'.Ns will be seen. the terms of this
section are as plain and unambiguous
as language can make them. There are
no IFS 'ands,' or butts Instead the
positive declaration is made that moth
ing I'm this chapter shall be 50
construed as to prevent any per
SON who has filed on home
stead from committing on making proof
OF IA months residence and cultivation.
Thus the right to commute is made as
much part OF the homestead law as IS
the right to acquire title without paw
mcnt after five years residence. The
ts-tit.' i.as Tie right 10 .,eieet which
he will do. and lie also has the right
to make entry With the intention OF
committing. There is nothing in the law
anTwhcre that will sustain MIR. Den
nett's contention that AN entry made.
with the intention OF commutin. is
fraudulent. 1t is not the province of
the commissioner TO appeal or amend
the land laws. The fact that commutn-
ton allows abuses and may defeat the
real intent OF the law changes none OF
its provisions" !"