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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
REVIVE
BASKET BALL
CONTESTS
Stanford Seniors Defeat Juniors
and viii Win the University
Championship Soon

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Dec. a.
Basket ball has been revived as an in
terclass sport at Stanford university,
The freshmen were the first to organize
team. They have challenged the
sophs but no match has resulted up to
date. The juniors We're defeated today
by the seniors in a fast game, which
was witnessed by a good sized crowd
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
HELD FOR RnRRERY

James Jarisi and Louis Giannini We're
held for trial before the superior court
by Police Judge Shortall yesterday on
q charge of robbery In $4,000 bonds
each. They held up the saloon of John
Lieurette, 2943 Mission street. last
Saturday night. and were captured by
Policeman Casey
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
ORDERED INTo CUSTODY

Jeremiah Lawler, accused of holding
up and robbinE M. E. Nelson of 1890
Haight street, November 20. and telling
him TO bring $50 to Eleventh and Fol-
som streets next night to get his watch
back. was ordered into custody by P0-
lice Judge Conlan Yesterday and his
bonds We're fixed at $4,000. His defense
Will be heard tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
INSURANCE COMPANY SUED

The trial of the case of A. Downey
against the Alliance assurance COM
pany, to collect $15,0 900 insurance on
property burned at the time of the
April fire of 1905. was commenced yes
terday IN the United States circuit
court. The policy issued by the in
surance company contained an earth
quake clause, and on this ground they
refused To pay Downey.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
rRY sAFEry AppLrANcE CASE

The trial of the Southern Pacific com
pany for violating the safety appliance
act was begun yesterday in the United
states district court There are II
counts against the railroad, charging g
the corporation with hauling cars not
equipped with automatic couplings as
prescribed by the government The
session was devoted to the taking OF
testimony for the prosecution.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
PIONEER JURrsT RETURNS

John Currey. associate justice of the
supreme court of California In 1866
two following years, paid a short visit
to the supreme court justices yester-
day. Currey, who is nearly s5 years
old, recently returned from trip to
his old home in New York. He ar
rived In the city in time to cast his
vote, November 8.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
NOT A BLEMISH LEFT.

and of the disease and in this way brings real
and certain S. S. S. does up the disease any
but thoroughly does cleanse and purify the blood that
slightest trace of the poison left for future outbreaks S. S.
made entirely healing cleansing roots bar does not
contain the least particle of mineral in form, and medicine
absolutely safe and results that every
selves of Contagious Blood Poison the privacy
assured that the and lasting Wehave Home Treat
ment book containing helpful suggestions
curing themselves with S. S. We will this book and any
medical advice free to all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
Held FOR BURGLARY

Byron Wheelan and Joseph Adams
ex-convicts, were held for trial be-
fore the superior court bv Police
Judge Weller yesterday on charge
of burglary for breaking into the room
of Mrs. Helen King. Hotel I.orin, Sutter
street near< Polk. November 2 Two
other charges against each are yet to
be heard
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
NEW THOMAS FLYER STAGE LINE

William Wade and Thomas Goodale, pioneer
automobile men from Marsh1eld. Ore, have been
in the city several days and purchased from the
Pieneer automobile company three Thomas Ely
ers one OF which will be delivered Immediately
and the other two in the early spring. These
to be used on a stage line route from
Roseburg Ore, on the line OF the Southern
Pacific, TO Hsrshfeld, a distance Of "a miles
Heretofore the time consumed By horsedrawn
stage lines has been from IL TO IS hours With
the automobiles these gentlemen expect to
make the distance In from five 10 six hours.
Wade advises that the automobile ia practical
for stage line purposes in Oregon and he ex-
poets next season that a number OF cars will be
put on the stage routes in different parts Of tae
state,
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
sUCcUMBs TO FOOTBALL GAVE

MODESTO, Dec. william Tfmms.
q u year old grammar school student.
died today from injuries received two
weeks ago IN a practice football game.
Timms received several hard blows
during the game and the injuries de-
velOped peritonitis. causing death.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
CASTRO CLUB TO HOLD links

amateur association, will hold its open-
ing and 5inks tomorrow night at its
ciubrooms. 1929 Sixteenth street near
Noe The club was recently organized
and has a membership of l5o.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03

l ne poison causes ule
hair and eyebrows to
fall out, and sometimes
the finger nails come
off and the e n tire
glandular system is
attacked.
Because of the in
SidiouS and destructive
nature Of the disease
most medicines Used
for Contagious Blood
Poison are composed
principally of Mercury,
Potash, or some other
strong mineral. 1t is
intended that these
minerals shall kill the
germs and virus Of the
disease by working on
the principle that one
y,nicOo will cour1farocf
the other, and thus
produce a cure. This
is just the point Of fail
ure, for the virus can
not be killed; if will lie
dormant in the system
Until such treatment is
left off, and then every
miserable symptom Of
the trouble will return.
S. S. S. works on
exactly the opposite
principle. 1t goes down
into the blood and
REMOVES the virus
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
s. s. 8. CURED HIM.

s. s. s. CURED HIN.
first knew my blood poison six years agp and was
treated for two years by blood specialists who treated ne
s. s. When commenced its Twas covered with
eruptc1s and very weak and rundown Today
myself again and my skin Is clear q baby's.
to have my friends it did and already
of them are having wonderful results IN the way Of cure.
AZ West North Ave- Chicago, IN.
DOCTORS MADE him WORSE
was aaicted with Blood Poison, the doctors did
coed, though took their treatment faithfully In
fact, seemed to get all the while. took aost
socaed blood remedy they 10 reach
the disease, and had no effect whatever dsheart-
vice Of friend took s. g. S. and began improve.
continued the medicine, and it cured completely build
ing my health and Increasing my appetite Although
ease to return. w. r. NEWMAN.
Chester, 8. C.
CURED rs YEARS AGO; STILL CURED.
Of Contagious Blood Poison after irving doc
tors and great many called WITHOUT relief Tcom
menced the use Of s. s. 8. II did not the
medicine TO show the effects
to it, and after taking good course Of il every syrptora
of the disease left and man have never had
sign OF its return and blood in condition
from the thorough cleansing S. S. S. gave it.
Greenwood s. C. j. p. HILL.
NOT BLEMISH LEFT.
Some years ago S. s. S. for severe blood dis
well. 1t drove out the poison entirely, my blood
to its normal condition, improved my general health ana
to-day am as sound man as ever Not bemish
or 6lotcn on me- and hasn't been for years s. s. S. is
truly blessing to those suffering from blood diseases and
real blood puer that does ITS work permanentiy
No patch work. about S. SIS.
IS Aqupa St.. Pittsburg, Pa. BARNEY MULLEN.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03

Because Of the unfsyorsb market. W. Oh.
Macdonough has abandoned his second paddock
sale Of thoroughbred yearines and viii lease
such Of the youngsters that be does not dispose
et at private sale.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
New Popular Priced Auto
Brought TO San Francisco
By p. r. rHomnedieu

* Sc to- each 100 pounds and the lowest ehsrge
sor s1v ear would be $3.50 From the new Eng
isrd s+sfsS tne rate viii be IS and from re
states Of Nex York. PennsylyaDla. Ohio Miehl-
gan and Indiana the rates vii De - On'1se'
will be hased upon actual wsiga..
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03

Milton Young has brought back 81 OF the
thoroughbreds that were disposed of at his Nc
Gratblana stud dispersal sale, including the stall
lion Woosthorpe,
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVED
Wednesday. December 2
stmr Acme. Olsen. 80 hours from Eureka
SAILED
Wednesday. December 2
stur Del Sorte. Sanford. Crescent city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03

In this short talk want to tell about s. S. S. real cure for
Contagious Blood Poison We show you the
disease and especially do hope this will reach those who have used
other medicines with unsatisfactory results
Contagious Blood Poison the powerful and destructive OF
all blood disorders corupt and vaes the entire circulation and
maniests itself in the most loasome and hateful symptoms such
liberated mouth throat swollen glands in the coored
poces and and different parts of the body
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03
DO You yynnf ss.oof

Read THE CALLS weekly offer Of
rage "A.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03

Another new make OF car has
reached the city. While the car IS
new TO the automobile enthusiasts. s.
G.. Chapman, who has secured the
agency. Is not unknown. Chapman has
been in the local game several years.
This season he has decided to bring
out a car under his own control The
car is known as the Oakland and be-
longs in the class Of the popular priced
vehicle The cars TO be seen at the
salesroom. 324 Van Ness avenue. are
the 20 horsepower two cylinder road
ster. This is the type of ear that
made perfect score in the last Glid-
den tour IN the east. From what
was seen OF the car yesterday it should
be numbered among those suited TO the
hills OF San Francisco.
At meeting OF the automobile deal
ers' association last night il was de-
cided to make every race on the com
ing Tanforan card for Saturday and
Sunday an open one. This includes the
sweepstake event and means that the
White nyer or any other machine can
be entered. provided the pro rata is
advanced by the owner of the car.
ACCEPTS HAWKINS CHALLENGE
The present auto racing situation brings out
the old saying. IF you biuffng don't try II
In California Hawkins Of the White company
has issued sweeping challenge, and be has been
called j. G.. Snead, who handles the Stesrns
car, has made the following reply to Hawkins:
Accepting Mr.. Hawkins challenge appear
ing in all the morning papers / will race
against his stock White steamer at Tanforan
December or or both. a stock four cyl
fnder 1880 horsepower Stearns stripped or
fully equipped. Charles Soules driving. Ine
distance to be Ave to % miles. 7 have no
interest in Mr.. Hawkins argument regard
Ing the entry OF his special racer against
the other racing ears. il being the policy
of the +. 3. Stearns company and the deal
stock would prefer. for the purpose
Of minimizing danger on a circular track.
10 use On the Stearns "a inch wheels snd
five inch tires. instead Of the regular So inch
wheels. Mr.. Hawkins having the privilege
OF using the same Mr.. Hawkins may select
the Stesrns to be used, il be so desires CIV
Ing me the privilege OF selecting the White
Both cars to be model OF the same year.
Further. I will accept similar challenge
from any other stock car.
Not only is Snead locking for Hawkins. bul
F. J. Hall. the noted driver and builder OF the
Comet. says: Although not wishing TO join
the ranks OF the publicity writers OF either
Hawkins Oldfeld, wish to state that / am
ready to match my Comet stock car. made hers
in San Francisco, against the specially built
White. / especially willing TO answer
Hawkins challenge and will meet bis 30 horse
power White with my Is horsepower car at any
time or place"
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-03

WHITE THE WHITE CO., i3T Hayes st..
w AAA l. 53S 18th St. Oak. Tel Market IT05.
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NOTICE.

ANY WOMAN Or GIRL NEEDING
help or advice, is invited to communi'
cate, either In person or by letter, WitA
Ensign l. Anderson, matron OF the
salvation Army Woman's Industrial,
Home. No. 1880 King street.
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CHIIDREN'S NIGHT AT RE-
BEKAHS.

A Children's Night entertainment
was given last night at the meeting
of the Olive Branch of the Rebekahs IN
the Odd Fellows hall, an entertaining
program being rendered by the little
ones of the lodge members. The pro
gram. some numbers of which proved
to be especially good, was;
Recitation-Mrs. Petrie.
Fancy Dancing Misses Violet Fer
guson and Edith Kibling.
Vocal Solo-Master Ezra Crane.
Recitation-Miss Clara Smith.
Duet. Violin and Piano-Masters WI
lard and Kenneth Ables.
Recitation-Miss Violet Swift.
Reeitation-Miss Emil johnson.
Following the program the perform
ers and the older ones were treated
to refreshments by the entertainment
committee of the lodge.
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MRS. WILcox's FAREWELL.

Chronicle-As a farewell function
preceding her departure January 80
for Honolulu, where she will remain
for several months, Ella Wheeler VIII
cox was rendered a box party and
banquet, last night, Mrs. Charles Wei
lineton Rand acting as hostess.
The party consisted of Ella Wheeler
Wilcox, her husband Robert Marms
Wilcox, Col. A W. Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Drake Ruddy and Mrs
Charles Wellington Rand.
The party attended the Mason the
alter, witnessing the "Tatooed Man =
of Frank Daniels.
An after taeater banquet was served
in the Indian Mission grill of the Alex
andria hotel
The table occupied by the Rand par
ty was beautifully decorated, hug
mass of moss ferns sitting in the center
of the table
Wreathes of Hawaiian flowers wer'
! hung over tae backs of the chairs ant
Hawaiian orchestra furnished music
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PhiIanthrOpiC
Citizens

Be generous and philanthropic along
right lines but don't let your generosity
run to Such a length that you pay
tribute (rent) to a landlord all your
life. Be your own landlord and you
will be happier and more prosperous.
The time to buy is now. See Trent
Trust Co., Ltd. for bargains.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Ten able-bodied searnen are wanted. |
See classified ads.
Sachs & Co are showing advance
styles of the new turban.
Putnam Health Pills make rich
blood; soc. a package. Try them.
For a few weeks. Mrs. Kearns'
chutney at csc. a jar. at all grocers.
A suite of rooms with board at 1491
Emma street is advertised for rent.
Elbow-length glace kid gloves-white,
black tan and brown; all sizes-at
Sachs.
A man acquainted with the Islands
is wanted for high-class canvassing.
See classified ads.
w L. Howard offers for rent or
lease, furnished, his beautiful home on
Beretania avenue.
A black horse in the pound at Pearl
City awaits an owner. See notice from
poundmaster today
You can always get pure, refresh
ing soda water and ginger ale at the
Fountain Soda Works.
A young man with experience as
night Waterman advertises for q posi-
ton. See classified ads.
Why rub the clothes away when
Pau-ka hama soap will take the dirt
out without an effort. Ask your gro
Ger for it.
If Won haven't taken advantage OF
Sachs after-stock- taking bargain SAFE
Won should do so at once. Only Few
days are left.
There's a new shipment OF 1olhalo
Nectar Just in at j. NJ. Levy q Co.
King street grocers; S5c. bottle. Gan
up Phone 20.
You can get a superior quality OF
AnaeliaAa shirts at the Silva Toggery
and at a price that will not be a bur-
den on your finances.
order your stove-wood from me
1rnion-Pacific Transfer Co.; phone oS
Big supply of ohia and algarooa Woou
arv and seasoned. Deliveries promptA
made.
one sav more of the great no-proh
sale AZ Bloms Ladies' waists, sklrts
cloves. collars, cravenette rain-coat
and children's coats, all at cost prlc'
to clear stock.
lovers of good butter will be gla'
to know that a fresh shipment OF u
r,tan butter has just come IN 10
Henry Nav & Co. Fort street. Orde
YOURS now: phone %.
housewives who are particular apot'
food purity and food quality shoul'
;nsis+ on having the sanitary can. Oni
Heinz foods come in these cans IT
Heinz apple butter. ASK your sroee'
The waterhouse Co. has been ap
nointed agent for the Burroughs auo
ing machine and has, in the storerool
i'm the Judd building, complete IN
of the machines. The Burroughs
proof against mistakes IN aoul l'',L
ana should be a part OF tne edu az
ment of every office Where lons -
umns of figures are to be summed Up
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LOCAL BREVITTES.

The steamship Korea is expected to
arrive early this morning.
Honolulu Lodge SIG, B. P. o. E., will
meet in Elks building at 7:30 this
evening.
Polynesian Encampment No. 1, I. o.
o. F. will meet in Odd Fellows Hall
at 100 this evening.
The notice of election Of officers Of
the Portuguese Mutual Benefit Assoc
citation appears today.
Honolulu Scottish Thistle Club viii
meet in its rooms. Oregon block, Union
street. at 7:3o this evening.
Wong Chang was arrested yesterday
on warrant charging him with en-
bezzling $67 from Sin Nip Chong.
Monseigneur da Silva, Bishop of Ira
'ianopolis, who has been here for about
month, sails by the Korea today.
Bishop Moore of the Methodist
church and his daughter Mrs. Pitkin
Of Denver. leave by the Korea today
The Punch and Judy show at the
garden party on the 18th will be great
" enjoyed by the children. Take them
and let the little ones have a good
time.
Judge Dole is spending short time
at the Volcano, having left Hilo for
that resort on Monday last. Mrs. Dole
preceded the Judge there some days
before.
Mrs. w. H. Rhoades, wife of the
chief clerk of the United States quar-
| termaster's Depot, with two children
sailed by the Thomas on Tuesday for
the Coast.
Keala Kahahawai was yesterday
fined SO and costs for assaultine a
/ japanese. The assault was unprovok-
/ ed and resulted in very black eye for
/ the Japanese.
| The regular monthly meeting of the
board of supervisors of the Free Kin
/ dergarten and Chidren's Aid Associa-
/ ton will be held this morning at $50
/ o'clock at the Y. w. c. A. rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Goslinsky, who
arrived on the Mongolia and who are
registered at the Young Hotel from
/ San Francisco, are here on their we'd
! ding trip. Mr.. Goslinsky is a brother
/ of Mrs Mamie Phillips.
Don't forget the leap year and valen-
tine dance in Odd Fellows Hall on
the evening of the 18th. The Re
bekahs will see that you have good
| time. Tickets are soc. and can be had
from any of the members.
All friends and members of the
4 Catholic Ladies' Aid Society are ur-
gently requested to attend the annua
meeting, to be held this afternoon al
3 o'clock at the convent. officers vii
he elected for the year 1908.
A. Murphy, clerk of the United States
District Court, returned yesterday from
Hilo, where he accompanied Judge
Dole on official duty. There proved t
be nothing for the United States C"ur1
TO do at IIilo and the opening anc
adjourning Of the session of the eour1
was purely formal.
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GOING To ANTWERP BY
WAY OF THE FAR EAST

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Emerson, and
their son Oliver sailed yesterday by
the Mongolia with Antwerp as their
ultimate destination. A long sea voy-
age has been prescribed by Mr.. Emer-
son s physician and he is taking it by
going in this direction. 1t is probable
that they will spend some time in Japan
and other places in the Orient. They
expect to be gone from Honolulu prob
ably two years. Many friends were
at the steamer yesterday morning t
bid them goodbye.
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An Island Souvenir

The illustrated Souvenir of the Con
gressionai visit last May has been IS
sued from the presses Of the Gazette
company in the form Of second edl-
t;on. 1t is work of beautiful typo
graphy and contains halftone pictures
covering a variety Of island subjects
AS supplemental souvenir to Pic
turesoue Hawaii it is Invaluable. The
price Of the Souvenir is fifteen cents.
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-. Ak~Ak~Nk,~A AZ 41k AE>~Sk>- && :
! Symphony Concert !
a.. .sr@p>.yts-,,5xa->zrsr>1w1rw~N

One of the most successful musical
entertainments over given by the Ho-
nolulu Symphony Orchestra, and one
of the most enjoyable ever given here
was the concert at Bishop Hall, Oahu
College, last evening. The symphony
Society was assisted by Mrs. E. Kahl
and a chorus. The entire affair was
under the direction of Mr.. r. Rudland
Bode who has been indefatigable in his
efforts for the success of the concert,
and who directed it last evening with
nerve and brilliancy.
The first number was Auber's over
ture Bronze Horse" a splendid open
ing number.
The features of the concert were the
part songs. from Mendelssohn and Pin
suit rendered by a chorus of twenty
five. The audience owes much to Mr..
Bode for putting these on the program
and for the care he has taken IN the
preparation for their production. To
those who took part also, the thanks
of delighted audience were not only
due. but were given. These part songs
were:
(a) GA Romance -. Mendelssohn
| l. go Fly With Me-,
.. GA Youth Once Loved ;,
3. .Over Their Crave,
| OBJ I'm This Hour of Softened
Splendor" ............... Pinsut
Mrs. E. Kahl, soprano, accompanied
bv Herr Kahl delighted with Franz
Curti, '.Am see,'' with flute obbligatf
by Mr.. c. S. Desky Mr.. Desky sur
pr;sed and pleased his friends by th'
deIieacy and truth of his rendition
Mrs. Kahl' s other song was c. SAINT
Saens' "CantabiIe der Della aus Sam
son und Della.
The closing number was an orchestra
one. Beethoven s symphony No. 2 In
T.arohetto movement in A Major an
! the Scherzo and trio, Allegro in !
Major. were especially enjoyable.
The personnel of the orchestra an
Of the chorus were orchestra:
Director. R. R. Bode; first violin:
Mrs. ingalls,, DIR. 0. E. Wall, W. 4
| Love and Herr Kahl; second violin
Mrs. f. A. Ross. Miss Bessie Hopes
Miss Violet Damon and DR.. Moore
viola, B. L. Marx; cello, DR.. Carl Re-
mus: double bass, Messrs. Williams an
vierra; flute. Chas. S. Desky; clarione
Mr.. Chadwick; oboe Messrs. Kopke an
Bechtel; organ, Geo. Cooke; first Corne
G. ]. Boisse; second cornet, c. Krus'
trombone. J. K Kaua; tympani an
drums. S. Peck; piano, Mr.. Fake.
Chorus: Sopranos. Mrs. c. B. Coope
Mrs. s. f. Damon. Mrs. Alex. Lindsa
.Jr Mrs. Williams Martin, Mrs. f.
Mott Smith. Mrs. H. NJ. Won Holt, Mi
Washington and Miss K. Ward; co
traItos, Miss Aylett, Miss Judd, Nj
w. A Kinney. Miss Ada Rhodes, Nj
simpson. Mrs. C. s. Weight and Mi
of Whine, tenors. L. G. Blackman, c. f
munds. P. J. Harwood, Arthur W.
e and Clarence Waterman; basses, D. A
derson, Walter Beakbane, 4. J. Blac
man. Rev. A. L. Hall and Curzon [
borne.
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TAKE IN

the big benefit dance tomorrow e 49,,
ing. February s, at san ANTOINE - ~
Vineyard street. near h-lili'ia, W
TioI-a+s can he bought at the door.
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Soliciting GOOD.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is gooo
when you first, take cold; good Wheh
vour cold is seated and your lungs are
sore; good when you cannot sleep lot
coughing. For sale by all dealers
Benson Smith & Co, agents for Ha-
wall
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You needn't conhne your use OF
classified aa. to your needs IN the ser
want line: use it for your selling needs,
also. and note results.