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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
Vallejo Dogs Divide
HOn0KS in Stake

L. MonreaTs entries Royal Gold and
L NJ n divided honors in the Atlantic
stake yesterday at InglesIde coursing
park, defeating one of the cleverest
fields of greyhounds that has been seen
on the local sward in years. With the
exception of the defeat of Walla yyaIla
by Royal Gold in the fourth round
there was no luck attached to the vic
tory OF Monreals dogs.
Walla Walla seemed to have poor
luck throughout the day, as in all his
races the hare seemed to favor his op-
ponents, but he seemed to be so su-
perior to them that he oyercame this
disadvantage When he met Royal
cold the hare favored the Vallejo dog
so much that he could not overcome
the lead and Walla Walla was beaten
in a huky test.
The Open stake resulted in a victory
for Flower Girl. which easily defeated
Dan Finnegan in the final. There was
a banner attendance and short end
players had a very successful day. Re-
suits:
Open stake, first round-MIss Nealon beat
Rocked Asleep, Aggie Rocker beat Wild idol,
Old Peach beat Syra Alto Sequoia beat NO
hawk Gold Musk beat Pongenie Miss Emily
beat Eibe Royal. Myrtle beat Keepsake. Flower
Girl beat Wild Rose, Raceland beat The Limit.
beat Honest Worker, Thespian beat Ottawa. Dan
Finnegan beat Galtemore, Best Turkey beat
Curry. The Rowdy beat Wild Goose LittE.
Wedgewood beat White Rogue. Billy Mutually
beat Young Cloyerdae, Speedway beat Stanley
X. Young Rocker beat Hollyberry, Servant Girl
beat Beldame.
Second round-Aegie Rocker beat Miss NeaIor,.
Sequoia beat The Peach. Gold Musk beat Miss
Emily. Flower Girl beat Myrtle. Littlewood beat
Racelsnd. Dan Finnegan beat Trouble Brewer.
Thesplan beat Best Turkey The Rowdy beat
Little MedgewOod. Speedway beat Billy Mutually,
Young Rocker beat Servant Girl
Third round-Sequoia beat Aggie Rocker,
Flower Girl beat Gold Musk. TLespian beat Lit
tlewood Dan Finnegan beat The Rowdy, Speed
way beat Young Rocker.
Fourth round-Flower Girl beat SeGuoia Dan
Finnegan beat Thespian. Speedway a bye.
Fifth round-Flower Girl beat Speedway Dan
Finneean a bye
Final--Flowcr Girl beat Dan Finnegan.
Atlantic stake. first roufid-Roman Actress
beat Tennis Ball Real Rocker beat Agile Spurt.
Walla Walla beat Golden Tralee Georgetown
beat Onondngo. Royal Gold beat Gertrude. Mile
Rock beat Mainstay. Tralee Last beat Bon Ann,
Tralee Lad beat Tralee's Best. Roman Money
beat The Crowd May Boy beat Waubanuhkee
beat Shaun 0'Farrell L. NJ. n. beat Lady Kelp
Gallant Boy beat Loyal Front. Our Porto bea I
Presto Clyde beat Wildwood
Second round Real Rocker beat Roman
drawn; Royal Gold beat Mile Rock; Tralt e
Lad beat Tralees Last Roman Money beat
May Boy, Rear Admiral beat Race King,
J.. ". n. beat Gallant Boy, Our Porto beat
Clyde.
Third round-waIla walla beat Real Rocker.
Royal Gold beat Tralee Lad. Roman Money beat
Rear Admiral, L. II. y. beat Our Porto
L N n beat Roman Money.
Final--Stake divided
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
SOCCER PLAYER AT FINAL REST

OAKLAND. May 10.-The funeral Of
the late James Cockburn, the we'll
known soccer player, was held today
at the Oakland crematory. The de-
ceased was member of the crack
Albion Rover team. and that organi-
zation took charge Of the funeral serv-
ices. A representative gathering of
football players paid the last honors to
their dead companion.
Two hundred football men from the
different teams in the league gath
cred around the bier
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
NORTHWEST LEAGUE GAMES

SEATTLE, May 1o.-Shea's home run
In the fourth was enough to win for
Tacoma. The score was Tacoma 5,
Seattle J.
ABERDEEN, Wash, May 10.-Butte
won today's game by / run in hit
ting game. the score being Butte Z,
Aberdeen 6.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
RAIN sTors BAsEBALL GAME

Rain stopped the baseball game be-
tween Pinole and the Olympic Arms
team yesterday at Pinole in the sixth
inning. The score at the time was 2
to l in favor OF the home team The
Olympics have open dates May "a and
81 and June Z. when they would like
to meet fast country teams.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
CONCERTS DRAW CROWDS

Several hundred visiting sight seers
as well as hundreds OF San Franciscans.
enjoyed the band concerts yesterday in
Golden Gate park and in Union square.
The rain interrupted both concerts. but
a considerable portion of the program
was given before the storm sent the
musicians TO seek shelter Golden Gate
park had the larger number of visitors.
there being many sailors and soldiers
among those who listened to the excel
lent program OF patriotic and popular
selections.
went round and round they wonld start up the
merry tune OF WALTZ Ne Around Again. VII
lie"
J. ". Leavitt. who short time ago accompa-
aed d. Fricot "a the latter's Stoddari- Dayton 10
his home in Calayeras county, north of ANGELS
camp. Is going to repeat the journey 70 this most
picturesque country this week He SO thoroughly
enjoyed the trip that he Is going TO take time
from his business to repeat Z
r. T. Marx. manager OF the RenauIt Freres
selling branch Of tks city. Is exponent OF road
racing. In discussing the game. he said recently
that he hoped that of the clubs here would
get up a California event for the Pacific coast
that would be to the locality the same az the
Vanderbilt cup race Is to the east He said that
II snch event was held one of bis cars would
be IN the contest
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
MaRYsyILLE DEFEATs uonr

MARYSVILLE, May 10.-The score in
the northern California baseball league
game today was Marysville 6, Lodi 5.
Eleven innings were played.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
TRANSPORTATION NINE WINS.

The members OF the Transportation
club baseball nine journeyed to Byron
yesterday and defeated the home team
by score of to 0. This is the first
game lost by the Byrons this season.
although they have met 4 number OF
good teams. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
National League

CHICAGO. May 10.-Lieheld's three passes
and two singles gave the locals two runs IN the
sixth inning OF the first game Four more were
added IN the serenth error. ont and a
nice punching af two doubles and single Pitts
burg won the second game. 10 o. ON Wagner's
steal aud Abby's hit to center. The locals were
unable to hit Villa safely, getting but two sin
gles although Clark robbed them Of three doubles
by sensational catches In the left neld crowd
Scores:
First game R. 81. E.
Gnicdgo .-........ ..s-..--.. -..----- y U
Batteries-Brown and king; Lieneld and Glib
son.
Second game R. Il. F.
knieago ..-..'... .'...... .'..'s''...
Pittsbnrg Observation-Disclosures. 0
Batteriss-Pfeister. Overall and Moran; Willis
and Gibson.
ST. LOUIS. May l0.-St Louis and Cincirnati
broke eTen today IN double header. Cincinnati
taking the arst. 10 0. while the home team won
the second, to Z The final game was long
drawn out and poorly played scores:
First game r. H. T.
-. Louis .-..-.--.-- -..........s
Cincinnati ..............
Batteries-Karser and Marshall; Bliss. Ewing
and Schlei-
Second game- r. H. E.
St. Louis ........--.-...... 13 4
Batteries-Lush, Hixrnbotham. McGlynn and
Bliss: Ludwig. Mccarthy. Tozer, Spade and
Schlci.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11

The standing Of the boys who have
ridden at least one winner since the
opening OF the season now as follow~'
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11

There are more firemen killed and
injured in the performance OF their
duties in New York city than in any
other city in the world.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
Detroit Americans
Take Two Games
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

ST. LOUIS. May fo-Detroit took both
games from ST. Louis today. the first
game by a score of s to 2 and the
second game IL to 4. In the first game
Shortshop Wallace was withdrawn and
replaced by Petty. In the second game
Graham started pitching. but was re-
lieved by Dineen. Wild pitching by
both men and faulty fielding were
mainly responsible for st. Louis defeat.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
George Giannini's Horses
Win in the Speedway Races
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. r. Jeffery

Ratings for fast track Deduct point for each pound ov
weight
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11
CENTER SHOT-CRITIC-VOX POPULI
SILVER STOCKING-BURLEIGH

ling; year olds and upward:
Remarks.
up. will be hard 10 beat. Burleigh ran
poorly Saturday. but may be expected to
do better today il he is in condition to
start. Preen always dangerous.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11

BILLY YER-REMEMBER- -NABONASSAR

tran at Arcadia as Live Oak.
4B. c. Ossary-Future Bright.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-11

weight
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-19
TO LAY CORNERSTONE

The cornerstone of the new Yoke
hama Specie Bank building. mauka
OF the police station, will be laid next
month. The exact date is to be set
upon the arrival OF II. Bekkey, one
Of the directors Of the Specie Bank.
He is now In New York and will
leave San Francisco on the steam
ship China, sailing from there June
I'd. Mr.. Bekkey will stay here for a
week, inspecting the condition of the
local branch. MIR. Bekkey will lay
the cornerstone himself. He will
return to Japan In the Manchuria
leaving here on the 18th inst,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-19
why SPLIT HAIRS

One says It. Is kidney trouble. another
that II Is Brights Disease. What is the
use OF splitting hairs when nlne-tcnths
Of the kidney trouble shows albumen II
tested for It. and no Insurance Company
then wants you, no matter what you
call your trouble or how well you look?
Are you aware that the last ". =.
census shows that nine-tenths OF all the
dead from kidney troubles had Brights
Disease? Well. 1t is a positive fact. and
the census gives the figures, viz: $4,000
out Of $4,000 the last census year.
Then. how under the sun can you AFFORD
to take anything In the world for that
kidney trouble of yours but Fulton
Renal Compound? Honolulu Drug Co,
Fort st. a.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-19

The above are the delegates and
alternates chosen by the Democratic
convention yesterday TO represent
Hawaii at the National convention at
Denver.
The session of the convention yes
terday afternoon was enlivened by
speeches with which the delegates
whiled away the time while the COM
mittees were putting the finishing
touches on their reports.
II. II. Trent made humorous
speech which was exceedingly well
received. J. J. Fern spoke at length
In Hawaiian and was enthusiastical-
ly applauded. He then spoke in En-
glish. announcing the discovery that
everyone in Hawaii was turning DEM
ocratic.
"All we want is eight good Sena-
tors" he said. "Then we will
change the laws and give everyone
work. We must elect all the Super
visors and Representatives"
Ashford remarked that Kauai had
heretofore been benighted. but now
II had joined the Democratic organi-
cation, and for this reason It would
be well to hear from a Kauai man.
]. s. Chandler took up the invita-
ton. The Democratic party had, he
said, planted small seed on Kauai
| hut tho fr,,tt had haao uroaf The
people OF Kauai had had enough oil
the harvest they had reaped during
the past seven. years, and now they
were focking to the Democratic star
dard. There were now not fort,
Home Rulers left on Kauai, and tn,
Republicans there had lost consider
able strength.
THE hottest fight I had was tn
McBryde Sugar Co.," he said. 9TH
men said / had better ask the bose
on whom they depended for a livell
hood. before could count on them
saw the manager. and he gave hi
word that the men could do as the
pleased"
DR.. Raymand said that questio
had been raised as to whether h
were a Democrat. II he were not h
would not be at the convention. II
spoke at length on his polite,
views, venturing the assertion this
the people should join the Democra
lie party and proceed on Jeffersonia
| principles and leave out personal
| ties and recriminations. He belle
ed that In applications for on
/ Hawailans should be given prefe
ence. as the young Hawaiian was o.
titled to the support Of every stror
man. such as he had given to Kepc
kai and Keola. II was up to Il
people to do everything to aid Il
rising Hawaiian. He had been ask
to run for Senator, and he expect
| to do so. and II he should be elect
every young Hawaiian who appli
!! to him for position would be co
sidered number one.
After these speeches the conside
alton OF the report OF the commit
on platform and resolutions was Ia
en- up. One Hawaiian gentlemi
= moved to take the report up secti
j by section. Juen said this won
take too much time. Ingham NOV
the question. but Ashford got in
motion for the consideration OF I
report section by section. He gal
ed only five votes, and the mott
d. was lost. The motion to adopt t
report as a whole was then CARR
> against Ashford's protest.
Ashford now moved to strike I
last paragraph out instructing I
IN delegates for Bryan. He said I
motion had been railroaded. He 4
not object to an endorsement of 81
an. but he did object to the cheape
~ Ing OF Hawaii's delegation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-19

ened," he said. at receives no con-
sideration; while on the other hand
an uninstructed delegation can take
advantage of such opportunities as
present themselves. believe that
our delegation will be favorable to
Bryan, at least on the first ballot.
but as the Democratic convention
rules are different from those of the
Republicans, requiring two-thirds
vote for the nomination Of President,
Bryan probably has majority, but
he may not have two-thirds major
ity. He may not be able to get more
votes, and why, in heavens name,
should Hawaii's delegates not be at
liberty to change to another candi-.
date, II they find that Bryan's case
is hopeless? My motion, therefore, is
to strike out the paragraph instruct
ing the delegation to vote in favor
Of Bryan"
Mccarthy said he was in sympathy
with Ashford's views but could not
lcntertain his motion.
c. l.. Rhodes moved to proceed to
the nomination of the delegates, and
the workers against instructed dele
gates were finally silenced.
The election of the delegates fol-
lowed, resulting as stated above. Pal
mer Woods letter Of resignation as
National Committeeman was read. G.
J. Waller and T. b. Lyons were plac-
ed In nomination to succeed him. the
Maui man being strongly supported
in a speech by his fellow Wailukan
Coke. Waller won out by vote Of
60 to 81. The rules of the. party a.
framed by the Central Committed
were then adopted, and, after a few
J more speeches In which the Demo
, cratic party was praised at grea
, length, the convention closed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-19
DEuoS1HthtS N Town

The whole downtown district
seemed bright and happy on Monday
and a part Of today.
The cause?
Demosthenes Lycurgus has been In
town. Demosthenes does not come tc
town often but when he does he
brings his laugh with him. He says
that the Volcano and the Volcano
House now furnish the greatest com
bination for comfort and pleasure that
can be found anywhere. There Is nj
doubt that he speaks the truth The
house has been painted. new comforts
added and the volcanic pit has beer
fred up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-19
BAND CONCERT.

The Hawaiian band will give a pub.
lie concert tonight at Thomas Square,
commencing at 1880 o'clock. Follow.
Ing Is the program:
PART ].
March-"The Directorate" Sousa
Overture-"The Smuggler's Bride.
Intermezzo-"The Queen of the
-Four Humoresques" ....... Dvorak
PART II.
Vocal-Hawaiiap Songs...ar. by Berger
The Turkish March" new .....
(a) "BlackEyed Susan" new -.
.,....,.,..,...'' SeitZeF
(b) "Sonoma" new $50. Friedman
March-"The Free Lance" 80. Sousa
"The Star Spangled Banner"
Thomas Walsh, chief engineer of
new Palace hotel, repulsed by friends
wife. attempts suicide,
= r..
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-24
ERNEST HALL and
HIS BIRTHDAY

According to the Manhattan Mail,
just received, Ernest Hall, who has
a host of friends in this city, was
given the time of his life in the
northern camp the other evening.
The Toiyabe club house. tastefuliy
decorated, presented very pretty
scene Thursday night, when about
fifty of Ernest Halls friends gather
ed and rendered his a surprise party
And Mr.. Hall really was surprised, OF
maybe just a little bit frightened,
when he was lured into the dark,
still club room ON some pretext or
other and suddenly had burst upon
his ears gigantic Hoo" from fifty
threats which seemed to come from
every nook and corner of the room.
Lights were quickly turned on and
Mr.. Hall was showered with birthday
congratulations at every turn.
The evening passed pleasantly
with songs, music and dancing, after
which dainty refreshments were
served.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-24
BABY ARRIVES At
MULLIN HOME

]. J. Mullin, the mining operator,
was observed lowering around the
various furniture stores of this city
yesterday endeavoring to secure a
perambulator and muttering to him.
self, ''The best is none too good.
This ejaculation was caused by the
arrival in the Mullin home of baby
girl. which arrived yesterday NOR L
ing. The only thing worrying the
former newspaper man is that Jac';
sounds good for a boy, but Jaqueline
is more euphonious for girl. How
ever when the day for the bapti;nl
comes along Mrs. Mullin will have
something to say along that inc
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullin are both beiua
congratulated by their many friea d:
in this city and elsewhere.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-24
RAWHIDE BANKS
MAY CONSOLIDATE

RAWHIDE. July IA plan is
nearing contamination whereby the
First National bank and Merchan-s
and Miners bank OF Rawhide. which
closed several weeks ago. will con-
solidate on such basis rs to take
care OF all creditors. paying them
dollar for dollar. The plan has been
underway for some time and Il Ia
predicted that the banking situations
consolidated IN one soon will be
opened for business. The receiver
proceedings brought by the state
bank commission In this city have
been delayed awaiting the conclusion
OF the effort 10 settle up the Affairs
OF the two hanks.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-24
SHERIFF OWENS
AGAIN in RACE
POPULAR OFFICIAL WILL ASH
THE VOTES OF THE
PEOPLE.

Sheriff ]. j. Owens announces that
he will be candidate for the nomi-
nation OF sheriff at the hands of the
Democrats of Nye county for the i'm
portant office of sheriff. While this
paper is Republican in politics, we
lay aside for the time being political
Affiliations and desire to say that we
believe it to be for the best interests
of the people of Nye county that this
popular, competent and upright Of
fetal should be returned to the Of
fee which he now holds without a
dissenting vote on the part of The
citizens of Nye. To the people who
have been residents of this county
and of the state there is no need of
going into the life and history OF
Jack Owens. To the newcomer We
urge that no man has ever had ought
to say of him but good and we nj
hesitatingly advise that it is the duty
of the people of Nye county, ire
spective of political affiliations to II
EARN this true and tried official to to
Office he is now holding.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-24
CONLISK PLAYS
LADY BOUNTIFUL

( The Bonanza force yesterday after
noon received package labeled
iCompliments of Dr. Conlisk, alien
list" With the thermometer hitting
9 and cipher, the contents of the
frost covered package was a most
delicate and timely one. It consisted
of a gorgeous quantity of the most
delicately favored ice cream from
the Tonopah Drug company. The
doctors diagnosis of, what ails the
average news gather and the remedy
entities him to the distinction of be-
ing an eminent specialist. The So
ciety editress remarked that if sh<
didn't know that Jim was from Utah
that he would be the most eligible
man in the market.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-24

BY VOLUNTEERS
RESOLUTION CARRIED AT MEEr.
ING OF FIRE LADDIEs LAST
NIGHT.

The volunteer fire department Leld
an enthusiastic meeting last night at
the engine house and matters Of
more than ordinary moment were
considered by the members. The in
terest displayed is catching and each
succeeding meeting witnesses lew
accessions to the membership. Presi-
dent Charles Coble presided last
night and to his tact and energy IS
attributed the smoothness with which
the business was transacted. Tha
first matter that came up for discus
sion was the report of the gymna-
stun committee which stated that
they had in view several buildings
which could be secured for this pur-
pose and a final selection would ~
doubtedly be made before the next
meeting. The reports of the captains
of the various hose and hook and
ladder teams were presented witch
went to show that the scheme OUT
lined several weeks ago has proved
beneficial. Fire Chief George Swasey
announced that he has in view the
making of arrangements with th,
Mcnamara mine people to give OK
Shrek of the siren when fire In
been extinguished.
The firemen propose in the neal
future to venture in the theatrica
field and purpose putting on an en-
tertainment in one of the local thea
tiers, the proceeds of which will b.
used in fitting up the gymnasium
The following committee to b.
known as the amusement COMMITTEES
, was appointed and will meet thi
, afternoon to discuss and perfect ar
engagements for the proposed show
Letson Ballet, Ed Malley, Kennel
J. Booth, Roy Moore and w. X. Wise
There will be an exhibition run 0
the various hose and hook and lad
der teams Sunday evening at 6:3(
The teams will, at the sound of tn
fire bell, start from their respectiv
fire houses and run to the postoffic
building and the first team that ca,
ries its hose to the roof of the built
ing will be declared the winner. Thi
= will be an interesting event and wi
show the public the stamina of tn
: ladies.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-24
A PROMOTION
WELL Deserved

Roy o. Shadinger, who for tbs
past five years has covered the terri
tory in Nevada for the American
Type Founders. company's branch IN
San Francisco, has just received the
good news that he has been tender
ed the management of the company )
branch in Los Angeles.
'Shad,' as he is known to TIE
craft throughout Nevada, to whom
he has peddled type for the past few
years. has been receiving the en-
CALCULATIONS of his friends on every
side while in Reno the past two days
Shadinger Is liked throughout Ne
vada as a genial, whole-souled men,
Der of the newspaper fraternity ard
his regret at leaving the old sta.n9.
ing grounds in the sagebrush stats
is not half as keen as the disappoini.
ment his many warm friends feel al
the prospect OF not looking forward
TO his visits. The American Typs
Founders company Is also TO be con
graduated on securing the service.
OF one man in a million who viii
create warm personal friends anC
prove a hummer at business buIld'rs
in that territory. Reveille.