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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
ONLY TWO BATTLESHIPS
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Stands With House

WASHINGTON, April 2o.-No change
will be made by the senate in the
house program providing Tor the build
ing OF two battleships. The senate
committee on naval affairs decided to-
DAY not to follow President Roosevelt's s
recommendation for an appropriation
TO build four bsttleships and to leave
this item just as 1t was agreed upon
in the house.
In regard TO coliiers, a provision was
Incorporated requiring that one of those
authorized must be built on the Pa
cihc coast, which means that II will be
constructed at Mare island navy yard.
10 per cent increase in the pay of
enlisted men and noncommissioned off,
GERS Of the navy and 20 per cent in
crease in the pay Of officers, making
necessary an additional appropriation
Of $3S7,000, were agreed upon.
Another important amendment pro-
vides for the establishment of naval
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National League

BROOKLYN, April 2o.-The New York Ma
tionals needed the services of two pitchers to
win from the locals today. Ames proved to be
more effective than Taylor and Brooklyn lost,
4 TO /. Score:
r.. II. e.
New York .................. q a
Batteries-Taylor, Ames and Bresnahan;
derham.
PHILADELPHIA, Apgil 20.-The home team
won from Boston today in the tenth inning
when Ritchie's tumble permitted a runner 20
score Boston could not solve Hoch's curves
until the eighth inning. when 1t hit the ball
hard and tied the in the ninth Except
in two innings Young was effective with men
on bases. Score:
r. H. E.
DoStOn .-4.--a-- .-.--..-...---.-. y
Philadelphia observation-disclosures. 10 4,
Batteries-Young and Bowerman; Hoch and
Doom. Umpire-Klem.
CINCINNATI. April 2O.-with two out Il,
the ninth inning Clark hit to right field for
home run, tieing the score. Cincinnati won In
the tenth on Loberts triple and Cancels single.
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Boer Unholz celebrated his first day at San
Mateo by getting mixed up in automobile
accident- machine in which he riding
with some San Mateo men got beyond the con-
trol or Its driver one of the steep grades
leading from Crystal Springs lake to the county
road near Millbrae. The brakes refused TO act
down the hill. 1t missed another machine and
dhen one of the rear wheels crushed in.
Lhe machine swerved to the side of the road,
burying its nose in the hillside. Joe Trowbridge
was thrown ont. but was not injured. The 9TH
ers kept their places In the machine. being
wedged in tightly in the tonneau.
There will be tryouts In the Post street
home OF the Olympic club tomorrow night Of
those boxers who want to take part in the big
tournament which will be held for the enter
tainment OF the men of the feet No boxer
can compete at this show unless his quali6ca-
lions are known to the boxing commissioner of
the club.
The first Of the four round amateur boxing
contests under the order OF things will be
held tonight at Dreamland rink. Eight bouts
VIII be promoted by the Dreamland athletic
club. Only bona fde amateurs will be allowed
TO enter these tournaments. -Four soldiers from
the Presidfo athletic association will compete
The card: Thomas Mcfarland VS.. Joe Cas-
tiglios; Frank Kass VS.. Joe Leonard: Gus Mil
Ter VS. Eddie Magron: Jack Hilton VS.. Joe Nc
Laughlin; George Gilmore vs.. Frank Gruber;
Joe Ryan vs. Tom Hennessy Joe Postel vs. Sam
Nelson; Jack ONeill VS.. d. B. Wilson.
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De Vaux Will Try to
Lower Record
BY r. r. I'FIor1r1,edieu

Norman de Vaux will try for the Los
Angeles record next Monday in the
Auburn car which lowered the record
to Fresno. He was to have started for
the record early last week, but the pro-
posed trip of the Oldsmobile made him
hold off to see just what the record
would be. Now that Harrison and his
car have come to grief at Santa Bar
bara De Vaux is going against the time
set by Nelson. Others are after the
glory of lowering this record. Nelson,
in his White steamer, will race against
it again within the two weeks it is said
that Rudolph Habenicht. in his Pope
Hartford, will try again to lower it. and
there are rumors that the Winton Six
teen-six will be sent after it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Glidden of Boston
completed their automobile drive in Syria March
% and are now motoring in Greece. The
Syrian drive--the first ever made with an auto
mobile in that country-totaled 797 miles: This
increases the worlds mileage of the Gliddens
TO 49, S04 in 81 countries. The tour was started
from London in 1901 and will be completed in
countries. Glidden nearly lost his in the
Syrian tour. During storm at Haifa the
snapped and only prompt and hard work on on
the part OF Glidden and lighter crew prevented
1t being washed overheard.
/ The Auburn automobile company has re-
ceived two carloads Of Auburns all Of which,
With the exception OF one car, have been sold.
One carload received yesterday and the
other arrived Saturday.
In the Philadelphia-Cape May reliability run.
conducted by the Quaker City motor club re-
Gently, Winton won three OF the four
prizes +. NJ. johnson took first honors A. f..
Maitby third and Joseph schenck fourth.
At strategic points on the Briarclin course
Diamond tire controls have been established for
the big race of April "a. The men in charge
are from the factories of the Diamond rubber
company at Akron; Ohio
J. A. Weeks, a Spokane capitalist is en-
route to Los Angeles in his White steamer,
for him. He intends to tour three months in
the southern part Of California and Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Meussdorner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfreitz of San Rafael have gone in
MenIssdorffer,s oldsmobile for trip to Byron
the hills to San Jose and Santa crux.
Elmer e. Cox. the well known automobile
enthusiast Of MADEIRA who is connected with the
fortune to lose his automobile by re has spent as
Conditions are very hard He has shrs humber cox Of
saw mills In :, the mountains necessitating some
en h oa viii he tour n th ts ted
few days and then VIII ship his car to Maders
Lobert also scored the home teams first run
r. H. E.
6sutcinnhau s,sutn .,'.,...........
riLtSDurS 4
Batteries-Campbell and Mclean; Lei6eld and
Phelps. Umpire-Rigler.
ST. LOUIS, April 20.--The st. Louis Ma
tionals outhit Chicago today, but Chicago won
the hnal game Of the series, 2 to O. Ray
mond let Chicago down with but one hit and
that OF the scratch variety, but was unsteady
and had five errors behind him. Score:
o. r. H. f.
St, Louis ....................... ; s
L %
Batteries--Raymond and Hostetter; Lundgren
and king Umpire-O'Day.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
Referee Saves Kelly
From Knockout
Declares Abe AHeH Winner in
Eighth Round OF
Battle

SEATTLE. April 20.-Abe Attell.
feather weight champion of the world.
defeated Eddie Kelly of Buffalo in the
eighth round at South Beach today.
Kelly was unable to land a damaging
blow during the mill. Attell gave a
wonderful exhibition of footwork and
cleverness and the Buffalo fighter tired
himself out in attempting to land a
knockout.
Kelly went to his corner at the end
of the seventh round grOggy from a
series of hard rights to the jaw. In
the first minute of the eighth AttelI
foored his opponent with a right
swing. A moment later the champion
dropped Kelly again and Referee John
Reid stopped the bout, giving the YER
dict to Attell.
The fight was witnessed by 1900
persons.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
- e e REMOVES
..o.o.BLo0D HUMoRs

Itching dishguring
bahead and presence of some Irritating
huo in the blood These acids IS
infected being
the skim and the flesh in infm
don Nothing applied externally change
prevent the outflow OF these burning
blood and are therefore useless except for the and
they
purifier
neutral and
completely of
vital fluid to its healthy S. the
tha instead OF
shes with properties erupns
diseases tue SKIN Book Skin medical
advice tree. The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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INCREASE IN PENsIoNs

WASHINGTON. April 20.-The senate
committee on pensions practically COM
pleted consideration OF the pension
appropriation bill today 1t will carry
about Sl62.ooo.oo0. an Increase of sI2,-
100000 over the house bill, having been
MADE 70 carry out the provisions of the
widows pension bill which has been
enecfed
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
eBILLY. GALLAGHER DEAD

Los ANGELES. April 20-"BilIy'' Gallagher,
an oldtime welter weight pugilist, is dead at
bis home, :3i5 Hewitt street. Brain fever
was given as the cause of death. He was IL
years Of age and is survived by a widow and
four children. Gallagher was behind Jenries in
his debut professional when the ex-
champion met Dan Long in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
JILTS AND ROBS
ON WEDDING EVE
San Francisco Woman Charges
Prisoner LittelI With Trick
in Honolulu

Mrs. Veda Rodriguez OF San Fran
cisco, who is employed as a stenog-
rapher in the office of Edward M.
Greenway in the Kohl building. is an
other woman who claims that she was
victimized by George f. LittelI. who
was arrested last week by United
States secret service agents.
Littell is now in. the Alameda county
Jail awaiting trial on a charge of i'm
personating q government officer.
Mrs. Rodriguez says that Littell met
her in Honolulu some three years ago
and made love to her. The day set for
the wedding. she ayers, LittelI left the
islands, taking with him valuable jew
els belonging to her
Secret Service Agent Moffitt received
additional information from Seattle
yesterday which charges Littell with
having bunkoed several members of the
Masons' and Elks' lodges. LitteIl pre-
tended to be member of both orders.
Mrs. 4toderiguez called at the Office
OF the secret service agent yesterday,
seeking information regarding her dia-
monds, which she claims were stolen
by Littell. Littell denies that he ever
met Mrs. Rodriguez, but Mrs. Roderi-
guez is positive that he is the man who
took the Jewels. Chief Wilkie of the
secret service has instructed Agent
Momtt to make every effort TO have the
man held for the Seattle officials. Chief
Wilkie charges that Littell has mas
queraded in several cities as a secret
service operative and that he has OBJ
tanned large sums of money.
There is a reward of s20O offered for
his arrest by the Tombstone police, and
the police of Boston and Chicago would
also like very much to get Littell Lit
tell will come up for examination
Wednesday before United States Com
missioner Heacock. The government
Will be represented by Assistant United
States Attorney Mckinley.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
LEwIs KNocKs our MELLoDY

BOSTON, April 2o.-Hauy Lewis Of Phila-
delphis knocked out Honey Melody II
ChsrlestoUn in the fourth round OF what was
10 have been II round bout at the ArmOry
athletic association tonight. Lewis scored
snockdOwn in the drst round and in point OF
cieverneSs outclassed Melody. The Philadelphia
used a left jab To the face continually and
Melody could not get al him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
HACkETT,s INJURY SERIOUS

STOCKTON. April 20-Tom Hackett, catcher
20 IN, me S9 stoeKt9n state league euo ana iate
serious condition by reason of the accident
which befeu him in the seventh inning of Sun
days game. Eleven stitches had TO be taken
10 close the cash in his right leg, which was
injured by contact with iron bench while
the catcher was running for a foul. Manager
Moreing has signed Jimmy Kent to do the
catching for Stockton for the next few weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
sI.5O-Monte Rio Excursiop-sI.so

The Northwestern Pacific railroad
VIII run its second excursion April 26
TO Russian river and redwood forests.
cisco is 7.45 a. m from the Sausalito
ferry, for Camp Meeker, Monte Rio.
Mesa Grande and Cazadero.
Each ticket sold insures a seat Tick
eta now on sale at Sausalito ferry.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
PENSIONS ron TEXANS

WASHINGTON, April 20.-The senate
passed today bill pensioning the sur
viyors and the widows of Texas vol
unteers who defended the frontier of
Texas against Mexican marauders and
Indian depredations from 1855 to 1850
inclusive
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21

Dogs which will be benched a the Kennel club show
The upper photograph Mrs Harris bull terrier
Hawthorne Rex III the James Ewins English bull
dog champion Moson None while the photograph
shows J. W. Peats Irish terrier, Gypsy Queen. The photos
by Bushnell.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
AGRICULTURAL BILL REPORTED

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-The agri-
cultural appropriation bill was re-
ported to the senate today by Warren.
1t carries s11.s42.146. an increase of
slS5,S4o over the amount of the bill as
II was passed by the house.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
Stanford Will Send
Team TO Chicago
Not Discouraged By Defeat IN
the Intercollegiate Field
Day
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE O1I.Is
STANFORD UNIV ERSlTH. April 20
The defeat of the Stanford track team
by California has not affected the de-
termination TO send picked squad TO
Chicago. Funds for the trip have oeen
raised with comparative ease
There will be student body smoker
in Assembly hall Wednesday night. az
which the glee and mandolin ctuos ana
individual performers will join In an
entertainment. the proceeds OF which
will swell the fund. The Egyptian
Princess" a light opera, will be staged
soon by the womens choral society.
known as the Schubert club. which has
volunteered to contribute large per-
centage of the proceeds
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21

Pa Van Haltren is on the lookout for another
utility man. Now that Scruggs is out of the
game for the balance OF the season there is no
body to play the all around role in case OF acei-
dent Haley has been doing nicely at second
and his job looks safe.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
HOTEL DEL MONTE

FrosMay ist October st this year will be from
$500 $3.50 per day. American pan with SPECIAL WEEKLY AND
MONTHLY DISCOUNTS.
No hotel earth offer you greater equivalents aac
tons pleasures Historical surroundings, swimming surf pavilion
glass bottom boats river and salmon fishing Horseback riding
mountain trails through the Monterey forest along the
Shore automobng coaching best golf links America champion
tennis courts bowling alley dairy farm, beautiful club house, sylvan
walks and hotel forest grounds for daily recreation.
Everybody welcomed cordially and accommodated under the
conditions and general practice that govern any scass city
Write for folders and rates. H. R. WARNER,
Manager, Del Monte, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21

Ice one and half inches thick will
support a man; eight inches thick will
support a railway train.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
BEACH HILL INN

Persons desiring a nice. quiet place. 20 to
Beach Hin Inn. Artistic furnlshlngs elegant
rooms, extensive grounds. overlooking the beach
improved since last year Address MISS A
PORTER. Santa Cruz
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WaddeH Is Pounded
Ouf of fhe Box
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

CHICAGO, April 2o-Chicago knocked
Waddell out OF the box today and de-
feated ST. Louis, to l. Seven hits
gave five runs in the sixth inning and
three hits and an error two more in
the next. st. Louis scored on a base
on balls, sacrifice and Stones double
Score:
r. II. E.
Shicago 81 ag,,. .--.-....-.-........-..-. II 8
Batteries1smith and Shaw; waddell, criss
BOSTON. April 2o.-PhiIadelphia was beaten
by Boston in the morning game here, s to l.
Score r. III p
Boston ................... IL o
Batteries1Youns and crigcr: vickers erauz
Maxwell and Sehreck
Despite a muddy field Boston won a fast
game in the afternoon, 8 to 3 before large
after the first inning: Score:
B6slsGs,ri,;. BSsloa ,....''.........-.- II
Batteries-Morgan and carrigan; Carter and
Smith.
DETROIT, April 2e-Though outhit nearly
two 70 one, Cleveland won handily from the
champions on two costly OF Judgment AMI
five misplays that were all expensive MaIloy
made his debut and pitched an impressive game.
Score:
Detroit ...-.-..........2 II 3
Bstteries.Malloy and schmidt; Rboades y =
NEW YORK, April 2o-New York beat Wash
ington today. 4 TO 3. Stahl Chase and Eber-
" Msshington .-.,.,..,,.,,.......3 2
Batteries -Gehring. Gates and Street. Dovls
Chesbro and Klenow.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21

Skillman aud SutOr viii be worked early and
often against the Angels Those southern bats
men are still falling for the left handlers. 50
long intends 10 make the best Of his oppOrtun-
iTy and send each man in to pitch two games
against the champions.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND
Season 1908.

Season 1905
Iee great fishing tournaments Hotel Metro
pole. Island Villa, Canvas CITY, oDens Nav A.
Mrite or call on PECK JUDAH CO.. $50 Mar
ket ST., San Francisco, Cal
- b. BANNING, Traffic Manager
80 wilmington Transportation Co, 104 Pacific
Flee Bldg, Los Angeles. Cal
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instruction and the construction of "a
drydock at Pearl harbor, Hawaiian
islands.
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MT. VIEW RANCH HOTEL

And cottages IN the mountains near santa Crpz.
tlrst class table. eiubroOm, dancing pavilion
oowIing croqaet. Rates 50. $40 and So Car
si9ge g rare 81. % round trip. Send FOR booklef
M IRIS IVNI PHILLIPS. Prop. Santa Cruz. Ga Il
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TERRACE GROVE HOTEL

IN the heart OF the Santa Cruz mountains. In
Wrights. Cal
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GLEN ALPINE SPRINGS

Wear l.ake Tahoe Fly fishing over 90 Sierra
lakes Delicious mineral water. management
OF owners. Folders at s. T.. and Peck-Judah
bureaus Paul d. Green. Palo Alto. until June l.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-21
PEsCADERO STAGE

Stage leaves every morning. excepting Sunday
at $50 from Name & Demecheili's cigar store.
~ racine av., and Williamson & Garrett's gro
cery store. 10 Pacific sv JAMES HaRvFY
SANTA CRUZ. CAL
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SeiqIer Hot Springs Now Open

Newly furnished and many improvements
made. Rates $40 to SID per week. Address
| w. e. CATHIE, Seiger Springs Lake Co.. Cal.
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