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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-21

LINCOLN, Neb., June 20.-Under
caption OF "In full retreat" William
y. Bryan, in his next issue Of the
Commoner will discuss the Republi-
can National Convention as follows:
THE Republicans who attended the
national convention as spectators
and joined in the demonstration in
favor Of President Roosevelt and
Senator La Toilette. must have felt
indignant as it reached the panic
stricken delegates, running over each
other in order to get away from the
La Toilette reforms, some Of which
have been endorsed by the president
himself Cooper of Wisconsin rep
resenting the La Toilette platform,
and brought in a minority report
signed by himself alone Fifty-two
members Of the committee signed the
majority report and one signed the
minority report. The republican party
win find the ratio of 81 to | a very
embarrassing one to deal with in the
coming campaign"
In the same vein he alluded to
Cooper's plank favoring legislation
providing for a publicity campaign
contributions and its defeat by a
majority Of nine to one, notwith-
standing the president and Secretary
Taft had advocated it and that Taft
had written letter to Chairman Bur
rows of the convention advocating the
passage of such bill.
"How fortunate" says Bryan, at
was that Taft's letter was discovered
and published. Who will deny that
on this subject the republican party
is retreating"
Next he alludes to the defeat of a
plank recommending the valuation Of
railroads BY vote Of nearly Is to /.
"Yet President Roosevelt has ad-
vocated this very proposition, Here
is a retreat on the railroad question"
Bryan says the injunction plank is
retreat from the position taken BY
the president and Taft in their
speeches,
"The president advocated an in
come tax as means Of preventing
swollen fortunes and Of equalizing
the burdens of the government The
platform is silent on this
subject. Was the president right7
Was the convention wrong in not en-
dorsing him? Will the republican
voters follow the president or will
they follow the republican organiza
ton in retreating from its"
While declaring that the president /,
advocated an inheritance tax and
the convention is silent, Bryan asks
"Did the president give a false
alarm on this question or has the re-
publican party sounded retreat2"
Bryan asserts that the president in
his message last spring presented a
conspiracy against the law-breakers
% prevent the enforcement OF law.
''The platform adoption contains no
ntimation Of danger. Was the pres
dent mistaken or are the republican
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-21
APPOINTED BISHOP.

CHICAGO, June 20,-The Rev
Paul c, Rhode Of St. Michaels Ro-
man Catholic Church, South Chicago
received official notification from the
Pala legation at Washington yester-
day that he had been appointed aux
iliary bishop Of Chicago. The COM
was from Mgr Falconio.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-21
VIII Postpone Action Of Chair
manshlp and Treasurershlp
Until July |
TAFT FAvoas the ACTION
Hitchcock Is in State Bordering a
Nervous Collapse. But Proceedings
VIII Not Eliminate Him From
Further Consideration.

CINCINNATI, June 20.-Secre-
tary Taits visit TO his home town 50
far as he is concerned the selection
OF a republican national chairman
was fruitless mission. Frank H.
Hitchcock might have had the chair
manshp, but at the last moment he
declined TO permit the use OF his
name because OF the condition Of his
Health Hitchcock states his physi-
| cal condition Is such as to render him
substantially impossible TO undertake
the numerous duties Of . campaign
manager NJ this time Il is signih-
cant that after conference lasting
two hours, Taft Sherman and the
other members Of the subcommittee
OF the national convention decided to
postpone the action on the chairman
ship and treasurership OF the national
committee until July !.
The conference was entirely execu-
tive. Despite however, the agree
ment reached that the subject should
not be discussed by the parties to
Il. II Is known that considerable dif-
ference OF opinion arose as TO the
choice Of a national chairman. Taft,
il can be said, feels that in all cir
cumstances il would be a part of wis
dom TO postpone the definite action
on both Offices for the time He says
Hitchcock is in the state bordering
on nervous collapse and he needs a
mood rest
Ii can be said that the proceedings
today have not eliminated Hitchcock
from the consideration and that ne
will undoubtedly be an important
factor in the equation which will be
reduced BY the conferees when they
meet at Washington on July |. Taft
will remain here until tomorrow when
he will 90 to New Hayen to attend
meeting OF the Yale corporation
and 10 be present at the reunion OF
his class, that OF 1878, and on We'd
nesday he will attend the commence
ment at Yale 1T Is not unlikely that
he will attend the Yale-Harvard boat
race on Thursday. Sherman left to-
night for Cleveland. Tomorrow night
he will leave that city for Buffalo on
lake steamer and arrive at Utica on
Monday afternoon. II has been no
tilted that his fellow townsmen ex-
pect to give him royal welcome on
his homecoming
CHICAGO, June 20-The republi-
can leaders from all sections Of the
country refuse to accept as final
Hitchcock's decision not to accept the
Craftsmanship Of the national com
mittee, but Hitchcock persists, Hitch
looks tired and worn out,
but several OF his warmest friends
argued with him that he will have
plenty Of time to rest before 1t isl
necessary to open headquarters but
,9he gave them no satisfaction. There
is considerable number Of members
Of the National committe opposed
to the selection Of Hitchcock and mol
doubt this is responsible in no small
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-21
BASEBALL GAMES.
National League.

H@tA~hAt 1S@&A~f
AT Philadelphia Philadelphia 0, 2,
Cincinnati |, 0.
K Al Brooklyn Brooklyn !, 2, Pitts
burg 2. 0.
AT New York-New York 4, Chi
cago 0.
At Boston-Boston 3, St. Louis 9.
American League.
AT st. Lotiis-St. Louis 4, New
York 2.
AT Chicago Chicago |, Boston 0.
At Detroit Detroit 4, Washing
ton 2, R&
AT Cleveland-cicvelan 4, Phila.
delphia 2.
Pacific Coast League.
At Oakland-Oakland 9, Portland
% (game called in seventh inning on
account Of rain).
Ait Spokane-V Vancouver !, Spo-
kane 4.
At Seattle Butte 0, Aberdeen 5.
AT Los Angeles-Los Angeles 5,
San Francisco g.
All Tacoma Seattle Q, Tacoma g.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-21
TAFT PASSES THROUGH

PARKERsBURG. w. Va, June
20 Secretary Of War Taft passed
through this city at 3:22 this morning
on the Baltimore and Ohio R. R. en-
route from Washington to his home
in Cincinnati
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-21
TRIED MONDAY.

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo, June
TO- Steve's Adams trial for the MUIR
der Of Arthur Collins, will be heard
next Monday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-21
GREETEDBY THOUSANDS
The Vice. presidential Nominee
Also In the Cheering Throng
at Cincinnati


First to Grasp His Hand is His
Brother Charles P. Taft, Meeting
of Brothers Was Exceptionally
Cordial.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-21
I'm FULL RETREAT
viii Be the Caption Of His Views
in The Next Issue Of His
Paper
THE La TOILETTE REFORMS

He Says Injunction Plank is a
Retreat From Position Taken by
the President and Taft in Their
Late Speeches.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-05
Distinct Step
In Advance
IAuburn, ". Y. Daily CItizon.)

Chronic BrIghts Disease may have
been an incurable disease In the past
but II IL certainly durable now. NJ. L.
VALLEY, the druggist. tells us of "A re-
markable recovery In this city. There
was no question about the genuincness OF
the case. The patient. "a lady, Is con-
nected with onr or our prominent fami-
lies She was In a hospital swollen with
dropsy. and the albumen was In such
enormous quantities as to solidify In tho
tube.
Death was expected daily by the ply
sician and family, when she was put on
a specific from California that was al
legged to be curing Bright's Disease in
that State. The results created great
astonishment symptoms began to sub
side and recovery was then gradual tn
finally complete The patient has Nsince
actually passed for Insurance.
The peculiarly of the treatment IL that
u does not seem to wear out, the patient
IN question taking over eighty bottles
The discovery Of the new specific IL said
to be a lineal descendant OF Robert Full
ton. who gave US the first Steamship
Auburn. N. Y, Daily Citizen.
Another recovery by Fulton's Renal
Compound. The lady's name is Mrs. Il.
Lester Bell.
When to suspect Bright's Disease
weakness or loss of weight dropsy; puffy
ankles, hands or cyelids Kidney trouble
after the third month urine may show
sediment; failing vision drowsness; one
or more OF these.
IL you have any Of these send for
pamphlet. Honolulu Drug Co.. Fort
81. ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-05

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


The Federal Reporter under date
OF April 10 publishes the following
comment on the general sugar situa-
tion:
While there is no pressure To sell,
and holders generally are strong be-
levers in the market they naturally
hesitate to incur the expenses of stor-
ing. So far as distant sugars are con-
cerned. sellers are as firm in their
ideas as ever, and May shipment Gu
bias Is held on the basis of l-Sc,,
c. a T.. for Cubas, basis SO. and yes
terday bids of l-32c. less than this
were refused. Notwithstanding the
present reaction the actual position
Of the article continues to improve
daily. The number of Centrals grin
ding In Cuba has been reduced to Gj.
and the most important feature Is
Licht's cable to us today, to the eff
feet that he estimates that the SOW
ings for all Europe will be a trlfle
less than last year, where II was gem
orally expected there would be some
Increase. II this proves TO be correct.
IL will probably mean that the Beet
outturn will next year be about the
same as the present season, and vita
the prospect that next years Cuban
crop will not be over 100000 tons
to 100000 tons, a range OF prices
above the normal for some time to
come would appear to be assured. So
far as our situation is concerned.
with a Cuba crop of about 800. 900
tons. by allowing for local consump-
ton and shipments to New Orleans,
will leave only about 100000 tons
Cubas more receipts for refiners'
wants In New York, Boston and
Philadelphia, against $4,000 tons
last year, and 751, 000 tons in 1906.
From Porto Rico and the other West
Indies combined we will probably re-
ceive about the same as last year,
while 25.O 900 tons of Philippine SUI
CARS have already been sold, for ship.
ment to this market. against 1850
tons last year. From Hawaii the
supplies will be u triiie more than IN
1907. and our reiiners have probably
contracted for 10000 tons Javas
for May-June-July-Aug shipment
1t would therefore appear that refn
ers would have to purchase $4,000
tons to 100000 tons Beet sugar. fol
arrival between now and the middle
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-05
CONGRESS Of SOld

The Congress of Song, one OF the
most notable musical events OF the
year. promises to be very success
full affair this season. The different
schools that are training for the cho-
rus work are entering into the work
with spirit and enthusiasm that
bids well for the outcome of the con-
cert.
Mr.. Stanley Livingston, who Is
training the chorus of three hundred
voices. is well pleased with the prog
ress made SO far. and promises to
give the audience well-rendcred
chorus
THE Rose Maiden" a beautiful
cantata by Cowen, will be rendered
by some Of the very best local talent,
assisted by Mrs. DR.. o'Day. who IL
making short stay In Honolulu, and
mas kindly consented to sing She Is
n contralto of a rare quality, and the
feel greatly indebted to her.
Mrs. Mackall Is to be the soprano
soloist, and better choice could not
have been made. She can be relied
upon to interpret her part to perfec-
ton and render 1t with spirit and
precision.
The tenor part will be taken by
c. Il. Edmunds, who Is well known
locally and has always made Il favor
able impression.
Chester Livingston OF Kamehame-
ha will be the baritone.
Exchange tickets for the concert,
which is to be held on Friday, May
18th, are now being given out by the
students of the schools taking part In
the scorus. These schools are: Ka-
mehameha School, High School, Nor,
nal School, and Mills Institute
These tickets may be exchanged la.
ter at Wall, Nichols Co, for reserved
seats.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-05
LOCAL And GENERAL
Right now is the best day to start
getting subscribers to the Bulle-
tin, thereby securing a. vacation
free of all cost.
A clean City means health.
Rent Franklin cars. Stkyds. st

Rent Franklin cars. Stkyds. Stbls.'
Editor Watanabe of the Hilo Shinpo
Is In town.
Honk. Honk! Call iii. J. A. Nc.
Leod. for the pleasantest auto ride.
Excelsior Lodge No. |, I. q. o. f..
will meet in Odd Fellows Hall at 1880
this evening.
Mystic Lodge No. 2. X. Of r.. will
meet In X. Of =. hall this evening at
1880 o'clock.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manly. Co. for
up.to.date repairs.
Why not spend the summer at one
OF the Seaside Cottages? Engage
cottage Immediately.
DO not miss the new films at the
Orpheum theatre tonight. They arc
| instructive and amusing.
TO enjoy the best ride in an auto IN
honolulu ring up 200 for Jim Qrians
new seven-seated Peerless.
There will be meeting of the
Board Of License Commissioners at I
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Tom Quinn has gone into the auto
hack business with fine four.passen.
ger Buick and is prepared to furnish
! the best possible service. Phone 36l. I"
If your cash register does not work
last right, take it to the expert at
the Hawaiian Office Speciality Co.,
Ltd; Phone las.
hon can order any one Oh the SIX
lynne new drinks NJ thc soda iouh'
tam at Hollisters' and not make a
mistake. They are all delicious.
Il good hve-cent cigar Is hare
'hihs 10 hhd' Dut you can hhd one
lhat VIII more thah satisiy you III the
owl cigar al NJ a. Euhst co.
Inc subject Oh Mrs. humans lee
lure NJ the hiiohaha ART League tnls
evening VIII De atohemeht. ihe
lecture VIII commence at O'CLOCK
Inc White raihiiy fotary 'iock ah'
chain stitch) IL the best sewing ma
chine In the world. Benny & Co.. Ltd,
agents, 1866, Fort street. Phone 4SS. .
The American Relief Fund Society
will meet at the Office OF G. p. Castle,
Stangenwald building, NAV 9Th. IL n.
H., for the transaction OF importan.
business.
The opening days OF Blom's big dis.
count sale of shirt waists have been
very busy ones, and many people are
taking advantage of the low prices
that prevail.
AT 8 O'Clock Thursday evening. NAV
I, a card and chowder party will be
given by Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge
No. 2, /. o. O. f., In the roof garden
of Odd Fellows hall
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-05

Sales--Between Boards: so Olaa
s4.25: 200 Olaa. s425. Session:
Waialua, ss5; Is Eva. s2Sl2h; %
Honokaa, $lO.25: 20 Oahu Sug. Co,
$2S.25. Eva. s2S.izR; 20 Waialua,
sS7.
Divldends-Ma 3, 1905: lIaw. C..
& 5. Co, s65c share; Onomca. IA per
cent: Honomu. ! per cent.
Notice-The Directors Of Waialua
Agricultural Co. have declared a div.
.dend of " Of ! per cent per month till
further notice. beginning May Is. 1908.
Latest sugar quotation 4.42 eento or
1884 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-05-05
WANTS
FOR SALE.

Modern cottage six rooms and bath;
grounds 50x190; cash or INSTALL
ments. Address IL. s." this Of
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
SO FAR AS GIANTS ARE
 CONCERNED, II LOOKS GOOD
With Long String. of Home Games They Appear To Be Certain
 Winners.

It looks like its all over but the final count as far as the Giants are con- cerned. McGraw's people have seven games this week and four of them are at the Polo Grounds. Tomorrow the Giants play the two Labor Day Games in Philadelphia. Tuesday and "wednesday. Brooklyn plays at the Polo Grounds. the Giants. playingl in Brook lyn Thursday and Brooklyn playing at the Polo Grounds Friday and Sat urday.
 Brooklyn plays another game at the Polo Grounds Monday, September fl, and then the Wetsern clubs start their last Eastern trip. Philadelphia plays three games in New York after the jumping to Philadelphia for three games and Boston closing the season at the Polo Grounds. This gives Mo- Graw1s men eighteen games at home and three on the road or twenty-three at home and eight on the roads be-
 The ca5s have four games at home and four on the road next week. Cincinnati plays the Labor Day games in Chicago Monday and Q game Tues. day. the Cardinals playing in Chieago Wednesday Thursday. Friday, satrr- !. GoySis. dsy hf Tussday.S saaSS septemSsr s @ i5. the Eastern trip of twelve games begins, the Cubs playing four in Cincinnati after that series, Pittsburg closing the season in Chicago, giivng them five games at home and fifteen on the road bsgPnng nsS s h ptasburP hGg; Piayss sSs a game Tuesday. Cincinnati playing there the balance of the week, Pitts burg in Cincinnati Sunday, September IS. the Eastern trip of eleven games
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
WILL USE FOUR UMPIRES
 AT CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES

Cincinnati. ohio. Sept. 5.-For the worlds championship baseball games there will hereafter be four umpires. the National Baseball Commission to- dav announcing a decision to that ef- feet.
 Two shall be named from the Ma tfonai and two from the American League stan of umpires and their ser vices are to be subject to the direction of the chairman of the commission.
 A recommendation to this efect. made soma weeks ago by the commit tee has been approved by both leagues ana the vule was thereupon drawn up and announcd being section l4 of the rules and regulations covering such contests.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
OVERWHELM GULLS
POOR EXHIBITION OF BALL PLAY
 ING IN MOBILE.
Leeals Got The First Game, But The Second Game Was Grand Laugh With the Score Ten te
 Nothing.

Mobile. Sept 5--tspeciaL)--It was one grand laugh. Seldom has such a poor exhibition of baseball playing been put up by any club as that of the home team in the second game of the vile today.
 The visitors simply made monkeys of the Sea Gulls. and so fierce was the spectacle that the game was called in the seventh inning with sentell doing
 Poor Senteli, he has we'll nigh crip- pied himself playing short stop in Fishers aggregation, yet 1t appears that after two men had been knocked alternative but to. send him in to bitch. Naturally 1t was a cinch for the gentlemen from Nashville and af- ter they had pounded him for two doubles and a single the game was Q in Nashville's favor.
 Becker opened this game and was quickly batted out of the box. Three runs were scored on four successive hits. Fisher put Killian in. and in Nashville team faced him. McEiveen overlapping and facing him twice Three hits and three runs was the total in this inning.
 the right neid fence for a homer and another run. M
 In the seventh, Fisher tried SentelI with disastrous consequences, if indeed 1t could be said to be wore than the previous exhibition. It was a case with the Nashville men of hit at win and the game was called.
 Hunter. for the visitors, was as steady as a rock and getting a man on first was well nigh an impossibility for the home team.
 In the first game. Fisher and Kellum were the opposing pitcher and the lat- ter was outpitched. Two errors and two clean hits allowed the Sea oulls to score three runs in the first inning and they were never headed. The game ended to 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
TWO RING CONTESTS.
Gans.Nels0n and MOrau-AttelI Fights
 This Week

San Francisco. Sept. 5.-Patrons of the ring are obliged for the first time in many months to divide their atten- tion between two contests of more than ordinary interest for the next. the international featherweight event of twenty-thres rounds between Owen San Francisco, which takes place at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon and the third meeting between Joe Cans and Battling Nelson, also a championship event. which, is scheduled to go twen- noon of September g, at 3:3O o'clock.
 Latest adyices from the training cate that in each instance the men are likely to enter the ring in good
 Betting on the Moran-Attell fight is 10 to 1-2 with the English on the short 2nd in spite of the fact that he fought very even draw with At tell on the. occasion of their former meeting, which took place in this city about eight months ago.
 The odds in Wednesdays contest are about 10 10 1-2with Nelson strong faYorite.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
PLAYDOUBLEHEADER
PELICANs AND CLIMBERS ARE TO
 CONTEND.
Guese and JuuI VIII Go Against Breitenstein, BartIey and Fritz.
 May Transfer Montgomery

New Orleans. La. Sept. 5--(Special) --The Climbers and Pelicans -didn't play today on account of wet grounds A double header will be played Sun. day. the first game starting at 2:15 o'clock.
 Manager Greminger figures on using Guese and Juul. Breitenstein. Bartley and Fritz are the Pelican probabilities.
 1t is said an arrangement is under way to transfer q Montgomery game to this city to be played next Sunday. which will give the Pelicans one less gonery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
John I. Emery Dead.

Bar Harbor. Maine, Sept 5.--John J. Emery, of New York; died at his sum mer home. the Turrets. today after an illness of several weeks with pneu- monia. MT. Emery had large holdings of real estate In Cincinnati, where he resided until twelve years ago, and in other Western cities, and his fortune is reputed to be $4o,000.ooo. He had years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
Nem Kind of sIIIE.

Paris. Sept 5-A new kind of silk Is being manufactured for the use of Paris dressmakers. It comes from Uganda, and is made by a worm which feeds on fig leaves The stuffis said to be more durable and much prettier than ordinary silks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06

summary-Innings pitched, by Beck CT 1 1-2. by Killian 4 1-3, by Sentell 1-3. Hits apportioned, off Becker 5, Hurlburt. Three base hit. Seigie. Two base hits. Butler. Hunter. Sacrifice hit Seigle. Stolen bases, East ?, Hun ter Watson. Struck out by Hunter 8. l, off Killian 1. Wild pitch, Killian. Time. 1:sl. Empires. Wheeler and PfenningeF.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned. until twelve o'clock noon, Sept. 11th. 1e0s to build about three miles of sanitary sewer. of 8. 10 and 12 inch c pipe,ths city furnishing ths pipe along tho line of the sewer.
 Flank and spscincatioas may. bs seen at 1hta ofice.
 The right is reserved to reject any and
 JULIAN SMITH. City Engineer.
 Selma. Ala
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
DIVIDED THE HONORS
TRAVELLERS AND CHAMPS SPLIT
 DoUBLE-HEADER.
Roth fsames Were Slow and Full of Wrammline-Dyer Ordered From First Game for Disputtng
 naeaaiou.

Little Rock, Sept. 5.--Little Rock closed the home season today. breaking even with Atlanta in a Iistiess double. header Both games were slow and fuil of wrangIing. Tn the first game Dyer was ordered from the game for disputing a decision.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-06
During Finish of
 The League Season

Wednesday
 At Atlanta Thursday Friday, satur. day, e-header) )--curtain.
 ATLANTA AT HOME. Mobile at Atlanta two games Mon- day, one Tuesday.
 New Or.eans at Atlanta, Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Memphis at Atlanta. Monday. Tues day, Wednesday (double-header.t Little Rock at Atlanta. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, (double-header.
 BIRMINGHAM AT HOME. New Orleanse at Birmingham. two games Monday. one Tuesday.
 Memphis at Birmingham. wednes- day. Thursday, Friday, Saturday. Little Rock at Birmingham, Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday.
 Mobile at Birmingham. Thursday. Friday, Saturday--curtain FALL AND WINTER wooLENs for wearing apparel of heavy and medium weights await your inspection. EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS put aside
 PRiCKErT-GERsoN co, Taiiors. 2s Dexter Avenue.