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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-12
GARF|ELD's
APPROACHING VISIT

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Secretary
of the Interior Garfield will leave
Washington tomorrow evening for
San Francisco, where the battleship
Maine is waiting to take him to Ho-
nolulu. The Maine and the Alabama
are to start for the Atlantic coast
within ten days and will make the
trip by way of Hawaii. Secretary
Garfield will be absent from Wash
ington three months. His presence is
urgently needed in Hawaii, whose af-
fairs are under the interior depart
ment.
Recommendations of the Governor
and other officials have to be passed
upon in the interior department with
out an actual knowledge of the con-
ditions, and it was stated in the secre-
tary's office this morning that not one
person in the department who has
anything TO do with Hawaiian affairs
has ever been on the ground to see
exactly what is going on. There are
many live questions in which Secre-
tary Garfield will interest himself dur
ing his visit. One vital concern which
the secretary will take up is that of
proper labor for the islands.
Another question to be considered is
lands. 1t is supposed that by offering
inducement to Portuguese laborers
who always do well under conditions
similar to those in Hawaii, the agri-
cultural complications can be re-
moved. On his return to the United
States some time in July, Garfield viii
spend two months visiting Indian res
ervations and going over the work of
the reclamation service During Sep
TENDER he will interest himself in the
"a mDaipu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-12
RING DOVES P1L1K1A.

Pilot Macaulay went to the rescue
and assistance of DR.. A. N. Sanford.
who was out in the catboat Ring Dove
yesterday, which boat. by the break
ing of the rudder head, became un-
manageable and drifted close to the
breakers off the Quarantine Island.
The little boat came near being run
down by the tug with the Amy Turner
in tow in the channel as the vessels
were on their way to sea and only by
hugging the Eva side Of the channel
was the towboat able to avoid serious
accident
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-12
GOSSIP OF
THE TWIRLERS

Now that the date of arrival of the
visiting ball teams from the East and
the West is fast approaching, the en-
thusiasts are getting keen, in antici-
patton of one long round of jolly fes-
Invites and clean sport. Knowing, as
is known in Honolulu. what it means to
import a team of fast men, the local
officials have taken an extra long
chance this year, in importing two
teams instead &C one, in order that the
wishes of the lovers of the game in
these Islands may be gratifed.
From late news by cable from the
Far East it is learned that the Japan
csc students are doing things to team
from the L. S. Navy now stationed in
the Orient, a team supposed to repre-
sent the pick of the bali teams of the
entire squadron, while according to
newspaper files received by the S. S.
China, Santa Clara College has just
closed a season of baseball never be-
fore equaled in the history of the in
stitution.
Joe Nealon, who played first base
for the "All-Star Spaldings,' and who
has starred for three years as Pitts
burg's highest salaried man, writes:
''These boys can certainly go some
when it comes to handling the ball, and
their batting ability and the manner
in which they handle themselves on
bases is certainly a revelation to us
oldtimers who are doing it for liv-
ing"
With such reports creeping in it kind
of makes the local bows sit up and take
notice. The Diamond Heads expect to
play Leslie in the box during this sea-
son. Quite a little work is needed to
put this youngster in form, as from his
appearance last Saturday it is readily
with no control.
Barney JOY is slated to do the driv-
ing for the Saints. 1t is hard TO get
line on Barney at this time as he
has vet to step in the box this season,
but according to the wise ones, Barney
viii be there with few new ones to
unwind.
Reuter-. it is expected, will be in
proper form to take care of his end of
it for the Hams. His work at the be-
ginning of the present series was not
Just up to the mark, but during the last
two games he has certainly shown
deal of Improvement.
Hampton will deliver the goods for
the Punahous, not because the Colts
can't raise anyone else, but because
Hampton, in the opinion of many of
the fans, is better able to take care of
himself than any of the other above
named twirlers.
Hampton is certainly the "candy
kid" when it comes to tight corners,
knowing how to use his head at the
right time, as he demonstrated on more
than one occasion during last Satur-
days game.
From the present outlook it is evident
that this series of baseball will be the
biggest attraction these Islands have
ever had in the sporting line.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-12
THE KAPIOLANI
LEAGUE GAMES

The Kapiolani League baseball games
scheduled to be played next Sunday at
Kapiolani Park will be between the
Tidal Waves and the Reliance, and the
Twilights and the Highlands. Both
games promise to be full of interest.
The little fellows of the Tidal Waves
nine will face the big men of the Re-
lance team and as there is no love lost
between these mines there should be
something doing from the very start.
The teams will line up as follows:
Tidal Waves-E. Enos, C; NJ. Correa,
p: ]. Oliveira, 1b; NJ Madeiros. 2b; T.
Cabral, 3b: Geo. Hao. IS: NJ. Madeiros,
IF: NJ Alves. CT: C. Wong, If
Reliance-F. Joseph, c; NJ. Hardee,
p: A. Joseph, 1b: Camacho, 2b: H. Ka-
al, 3b: J. Comes, SIS; Kua, IF; NJ. Frei-
tas, CT; Kama, If.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-12
E x & * & = & & 8 8 g $50 &
From the Files

The Oakland meeting has closed.
Johnny Murphy beat Lew Powell
Freddie Welsh defeated Phil Brock.
Harry Baker easily beat Phil Griffin.
Kid Wolgast won from JEFF O'Con-
nell. M
Frank Mayfeld defeated Joe Cor
man.
Eddie Toy knocked out Joseph Sui
Ivan in New York.
Tommy Quill and Young Erne fought
a twelve-round draw.
Nate Louis will manage Packy Nc
Farland in the future.
Celt, winner of the Brooklyn handi-
cap, was a warm favorite.
Attell and Griffin are matched to
fight in New York June Is.
Seasick II. and Quintette II. dead
heated for the French Derby.
Kid Wolgast and Frank Connolly
fought furious eight-round draw.
Heine Ritter, the bantam pugilist,
broke his hip-bone in an accident.
Cohn won every one of his fourteen
starts and then, broke down in train
ing.
The Welsh matched to fight McFar-
land is Jimmy Welsh, the English
lightweight
Shaw of Dartmouth ran the 120-yard
hurdles in OILS LIS, equaling the
worlds record.
Frank McAllister walked from New
York to San Francisco in eighty-one
days. He is twenty years old.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-12
APPROPRIATE MONEY
FOR FLEET BALL

At the meeting of the executive
committee of the fleet entertainment
and reception committee held in the
rooms of the Promotion Committee
yesterday afternoon, $4,000 was appro-
priated for the fleet ball, and the en-
tertainment committee was authorized
to commence the sale of tickets at
once.
A motion that Governor Frear be
appointed honorary chairman of all
the fleet committees was put over till
Friday for final action.
1t was ordered that the section of
Admiral Sperry's letter to Acting
Governor Mott-Smith dealing with
boat landings and shelter places, be
referred to the entertainment commit
tee for action.
Editor Sheba of the Hawaii Shinpo
was elected a member of the ways
and means committee.
1t has been decided to abandon the
scheme to have a mammoth lunch
counter in the Capitol grounds. 1t
has been ascertained that private en-
terprise will be equal to furnish the
sailors with cheap meals.
There will, however, be a large
sleeping tent on the Capitol grounds
with accommodations for about 200
men. In the immediate vicinity will
be installed big washing trough with
an ample supply of roller towels
handy. Public comfort stations will
also be installed and connected with
the sewers.
The next meeting will be at 1:30 p.
m. tomorrow.
There will be an important meeting
of the decoration committee in the
office of ]. F. Morgan at noon tomor-
row.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-12
Base Hits

Renter was in fine form Saturday
vita speed 70 burn
L.ora and Bruins acted the part OF
tuuflers in their laix-up al first.
Fem was al there with the willow
dong much 90 bring the game home FOL
hrs Team
Nackeuzie. for his first season in the
R5c league. Is doing well, especially II
his bunting
Soares changed positions with Bar
mex. ana then retired with nasty cash
or h5s meat hand.
tlzos seldom mIsjudges ball, but
sras certainly Of when taking Hender-
san s pretty hit in the third.
Leslie was Wild and IN poor form To
relieve ChiliinCworth. who was dong
nicely 40 the time Of his release.
Tire Hams. have that winning streak
s-air. and with little encouragement
There Pc no holding them at all.
Efs -,ut a stop 10 the Jewels chance
az winning by making enc more Of has
i-rr.ossifles- retiring the side at a eritl-
cal moment
Da-is redeemed his bad throwing by
rlaut5uc one over in the Japanese vii
lag outside the fence and romping
home In grand style
Evers' enchanted stop in the eighth
was of The kind that come in books
orlv- No one even thought he'd try
Tor r. rct be got H.
The fans are alive with interest now
ir expectation OF what will happen
when me Diamond Heads and Kane
hamehss meet next Saturday.
Geu-ce kiuecel was in MS usual posi-
sior on the Eva bleachers, but was in
poor voice for coaching. Doc Mon
sa-rat filed the gap aeeeptably.
kia : hit comes near 10 being the
Longest hit on record in this ground, the
hzH ceinE up against the fence near the
score hoard. with good roll still in It,
Ra-nev Was there in blue as usual,
and THE leacne = I've bones richer. ST.
1enca j golden il some cases. and Bar
rer Was an the former throughout the
game Like the parrot. however, he
rhoucht q whole lot
Ss-uriiay's games were full of sur
T|rises for the fans who have been fol
loEinc the games this season, the big
ces- surprise Of all coming in the set
l.zrk OF the Jewels Recovering from
had inning Of errors and poor throw
fne. they PLAYED a beautiful uphill
game and should have won.
Be-- Was slow in getting the boys
under WY. Several OF the PLAYERS have
nz-ely time 10 each the grounds, at
times. % apncav in tire frst game, and
therefore q little leeway should be
given them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-12
SPORTS
MAKAALA
WON TWICE

seven Or eight hundred spectators
v'snt u Kapiolzni Park yesterday af-
te-nooa 70 take in program OF match
races which had been arranged for the
szke o. keeping alive the turf tradi-
a.ons 81 kamehameha Day.
While the racing was nothing extra
shs races were Of an interesting ma
ture- and those who journeyei TO the
r-ack s9ent an enjoyable afternoon
The arst event was a quarter Of 3
ME lash between the Leahi Dairy S
Leah GirI ridden BY young Hollinger
and ?. J. Rodriguez Makaala, ridden
~ Jimmy BOLT
Las saturday Makaala had beaten
the mare Al the same distance with
Wslls ~. and yesterday the Girl ruled
1--n fzVorite al 10 10 s
TIE .irst start was a false one, both
ha-ses running 10 the wire. with the
hlack a dozen lengths TO the good
When they finally goi away a ding
cong race elsued and Makaala won in
q drive By a length Time. 0-2s Is.
Il arrears that Makaala was just
II. from the pasture when he raced
las saturday Also yesterday he had
q -uuch lighter weight 10 carry. Willis
sc4ies lie pounds and little Holt only
. pounds
TIE second race was a quarter mile
dash between Judge AndrIde's Bazaar
II rsd6en BY Holt; E H Lewis
Shzu-ack. ridden by Hollinger, and NJ.
Ahreu-s Nusznu Valley, ridden by All
Eco1-
Bazaar won by three lengths. with
shamrock finishing nine lengths ahead
q che third starter The time was
90 -
Nexr on the car was 2 fve-eighths
asef Between Jimmy Hollis Welsh
PONY. a Japanese-owned horse named
Tsro. and Al Ckow's Ii Hung Chang.
L Hung Chang led by a narrow
-na-rin all the way and won by half
a length. with Togo beaten of No
Eine -gas taken
The afternoons sport wound up with
another quarter of mile dash be-
su-sen AIakaala and Leahi Girl. with
M same riders as in the opening race
q the day
NaBaa,a won by three lengths in
az. showing that the first race was
20 fuke-
Tae-e was deal Of desultory talk
q fr-u-e races, indeed, everyone in
the crowd seemed 10 have something
which b. wanted Ia match. from a ten
rnne race 10 a climb up Diamond
Head
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-12
A CERTAIN CI-eF FOR BOWEL
COMPLAINT.

When attacked Tith diarrhOea or
bowel complaint ven want a medicine
that aets quickly The attack Is al
WIS Sudden. generally severe and with
Increasing uain- Chamberlain s Collie.
Choiera an DiarrhOea Remedy has
never been known to fail in any case
~ co'ie. 6isrrhoea ~ summer complaint
y children For sale by Benson, Smith
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-12
SAME HORSES
MATCHED AGAIN

There will be a match race tomorrow
afternoon at Kapiolani Park between
Makaala and Leahi Girl at quarter
of a mile. E. H. Lewis is making the
match for Leahi Girl. 1G
A week from Saturday the same two
horses will race at the same distance,
with Ben Hollinger putting up for Le-
ahi Girl. 90
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-12
TOLD NOT TO HAND
OVER THE DOODLE

Attorney General Hemenway yester-
day ratified the advice given by Dep
uty Larnach to Chief of Detectives
Taylor not to return to Lee Let the
fifty dollars given him in February.
1907. which Taylor alleged was given
him as a bribe, but which Lee Let
said was not bride but loan. 1t is
expected that the eight gold coins,
still in the possession Of the police de-
partment, viii be the objects of consid-
cradle interest for some time yet to
come.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-12
DOYLES WERE
VICTORIOUS

Holiday baseball at the ball park
started yesterday morning at 1880
o'clock with a game between the Bull
letins and the Mercantiles, both OF the
Newspaper League.
1t was expected that the Towsers
would have a walkover but such prov
ed not to be the case.
The Vealies played up spunkily and
it took ten innings before che Band
OF Hopes were declared victorious by
the score of Is TO u.
At 1870 p. m. another game OF the
Newspaper League took pace, this
time between the Advertisers and the
Stars. The Advertisers carried alto
gether too many guns for their oIpo-
nents and won by the score of 16 to 5.
They could have won by 60 to had
they so elected.
At $3.50 p. m, with the band playing
Peace, Perfect Peace in this Dark
World of SIM two mines captained
by Eddie Beau Brummel Fernandez
and Jack Doyle, took the diamond and
proceeded to give the somewhat at
worth.
The captains at the start were Fer
nandez and Bill Vannatta. The Fer
nandez crowd made one in the first.
This, by the way, was all they made.
AT the commencement of the third
innings Jack Doyle took command of
the Vannattas and after invoking some
unholy kahunaism proceeded to lay the
peel of a banana on the first bag.
The kahuna worked like a charm
and brought FIVE men home in that in
nings.
Thereafter the Doyles had matters
all their own way, monopolizing the
scoring and winning by s runs to 1.
The star play OF the day was made
by Bruins who presided in the Doyles'
left garden.
Fernandez made a long hit and
Bruins returned the ball so quickly to
first that the dapper Eddie was put
out.
The Fernandez crowd were evidently
luaued but must be given credit for
doing their best. What can be ex-
pected, anyway. on Kamehmeha Day,
even of a baseball team?
The personnel of the teams follows:
Doyle's Nine-Sheldon. Mckenzie,
Chillingworth, Bruins, Aylett, Davis,
Vannatta, G.. Bruins, Lota.
Fernandez Nine-Olmos, Fernandez,
Evers, Joy, Kia, Henderson, Leslie,
En- Gee. Lemon.
Score by innings:
12845s7Ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-12
.HONOLULAN ON A
ST0RM-DOUND TRAIN

A letter from VIM. r. Castle, written
on board an Overland Limited train
says: "Just at present our train is in
Weber Canyon. 'stalledl' Two engines
can't pull it up the grade against a
big blizzard now raging. 1t was snow
all the morning out in Nevada. Here
it is rain, rain, with a roaring torrent
in the river, but snow on the high
peaks all about us. 1t is highly inter-
esting and very novel, but we are los
ing no end of time"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-12

It takes push. even to trundle
wheelbarrow.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-12

J. Kaimi will twirl for THE Chinese
Alohas next Sunday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-12

1885 $3.50
Doyle's Nine 49,. O05O 02O1O-S
Fernandez Nine. =. 0 0 0 90 0 o.
Owing to the presence of the official
scorer at a luau it is impossible to
present complete statistics of the game.
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Miles. satterfield Wedding.

Concerning the marriage of Mr.. Wall
ter Miles and Miss Mildred Satterfield,
of Rhodes, which took place Sept 70
unknown to the friends of the young
people at Rhodes, the Madrid Register
News says:
IA wedding in which all Madrid peo-
ple will be interested was solemnized
on Wednesday. Sept %. in Marion
Ia, when Walter A. Miles. a former
Madrid boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. l..
Miles, of Madrid, was welded to Miss
Mary Mildred Satterfield. of Rhodes.
The young people Immediately re-
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Sunday at the Miles home in Madrid
They will be at home to their friends
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THE bride is but little known in
Madrid. but those who have made her
acquaintance know her as young lady
of beautiful character and possessing
attributes which make for happiness
in home life She is from prominent
family In Rhodes, where she has lived
the greater portion of her life.
"The groom grew to manhood here,
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Civil War (Two vols. Gift).
Keltie-Statesman's Year hos
1908.
BIOGRAPHY.
Scudder-James Russell Lowell.
HISTORY.
acknowledgements Malatesta-
SOCIOLOGY AND ECONOMICS.
Mallock-Critical Examination OF
Socialism
Proceedings of the National Arbitra-
ton and Peace Congress.
Fowler-How to Get and Keep q
job
NATURAL HISTORY.
Observation-Disclosures and Lichens.
Mathews-Field Book Of Wild Birds
and Their Music
USEFUL ARTS.
Thompson-Cost, Capitalization and
Value Of American Railroads.
Walker-Electricity in Homes and
Workshops.
LANGUAGES.
Buehner-Der Trompeter Won Saf-
kingen. (Gift).
LITERATURE.
Arbuthnot-Arabic Authors.
observation-disclosures Wanna
Raymond--Life in Song. (Gift.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Other Poems.
(Giftl.
Ravmond-Aztec God and Other
Dramas. (GifD.
JUVENILE.
Dix-Soldier Rigf.ie
Hunter-Canad' ii Wilds.
ACTION.
Davis-Pri..ess Aline.
DeMorgan-Somehow Good.
F'rank-Stmon Eichelkatz.
NATURALIZATION Manor.
Observation-Disclosures of Jewish Life.
Perez Galdos-Dona Perfecta.
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