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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15
THE CANDIDATES

United States Senator.
(Vote for one)
JOHN s. BEARD.
n. B. BROWARD.
DUNCAN T. FLETCHER
VIM. 3. LAMAR
Representative In Congress From the
Third Congressional District
(Vote for One)
J. F. c. GRIGGS-
J. WALTER KEHOE.
DANNITE H. MAYS
J. u. STEPHENS
Presidential Eector.
(Vote for fiVe)
II. 2. BAILEY.
I. w. BUTLER
ROBERT r. DAVIS.
GEORGE l. LAPPlNGTON.
GEORGE c. MARTIN.
GEORGE c. MARTIN.
SAMUEL PASCO.
G. J. STROLLER
Member National Democratic Committee.
~ +. Al JENNINGS.
WILLIAM :. JENNINGS.
Delegates to National Democratic Conven-
ton, State at Large.
(NOte for FOUR
J. r. ALEXANDER.
BASIL Q. BOWDEN.
MAX NJ BROWN.
J. HALL BRUMSEY.
A G. CLEWIS.
CHARLES F. EATON.
d. J. HERRIN.
A J. p. JULIAN.
A S MANN.
JAS, HARVEY wITHERsPoON |
PHILLIPS
FRANK W. POPE
J. II. REESE.
r. II. SHACKLEFORD.
F. B SLOVENIAN
Delegates to National Democratic ConVen !
ton from Third Congressional District (
CHAS. o. ANDREWS.
A c BLOUNT, JR.
s. w. CLARK.
JOHN @. COLLINS
JOHN T. q. CRAWFORD.
FRANK L. MAYES.
CVote for one)
JEFFERSON B. BROWNE.
ALBERT w. GlLCHRIST.
JOHN n. c. STOCKTON.
II. CLAY CRAWFORD.
Attorney General.
W. II. ELLIS.
PARK NJ. TRAMMELL-
Comptroller.
THOMAS ]. ARPLEYARD.
A G GROOM
J. w KNIGHT.
Treasurer
W. V. KNOTT
State Superintendent of Public instruction. |
WIN. NJ. HOLLOWAY.
Commissioner of Agriculture.
Il. T.. McLIN.
For Railroad Commissioner.
Note for One)
ROYAL c. DUNN
f. w. IRVINE.
w. X. JACKSON.
JULIUS SALOMON.
Adjutant- General.
State Chemist.
z. +. ROSE
Justice of Supreme Court.
WILLIAM A. HOCkER.
THOMAS NJ SHACKLEFORD.
State Attorney, First Judicial Circuit.
c. l.. WILSON
COUNTY CANDIDATES.
(Vote for two) IL
JOHN BURNS,
r. G. CREIGHTON.
CHAS- II. HILL
J. 2 Stokes.
c. FRED SCHAD.
c. L. VIRGINS.
Harbor Master.
+. f. ABERCROMBIE.
FRANK A. BOGHICH
ALEX. ZELIUS.
A. CARY ELLIS.
w. II. KILBEE.
F. u. SANDERS
J. c. VAN PELT.
Clerk Circuit Court.
(Vote for One) H,r
l.. :. BROWN
FRANK JOHNSON.
A. NJ. MCMILLAN.
JAMES MacGIBBON.
County Treasurer.
w. NJ. j. SCOTT.
J. ED WILLIAMS.
G. NJ WILSON
County Solicitor.
(Vote for onel
w. a. BLOUNT. JR.
SCOTT NJ LOFTIN.
Tax Assessor; RICHARDS
Tax Collector /
(VOte for one) ,->-----,
A. H. D'ALEMBERTE
J. s. ROBERTS.
Judge of Criminal Court.
(Vote for onc)
J. CAMPBELL AVERY, JR.
Z. d. BEGGS-
Clerk Criminal Court.
JOHN l.. PlNNEY.
County Judge
(Vote for Oneb
VIM f ANDERSON
HENRY BELLINGER-
Custodian Lost Timber.
THOs. +. BRITSON.
JOHN y. GRIFFITH.
GEO. J. SLOCUMB.
Member School Board
' join II. KOHLER-
District No. 2.
F. +. BRAWNER-
District No. 3.
(VOte for OneD
WIN. AGERTON.
w T COLEMAN
J. w. CREARY.
County Surveyor.
W c. BECK
STEPHEN LEE.
Superintendent Public instructions
(Vote for OnGl
c. J. BELL
n b. COOK
CLYDE "a. WILSON.
County Commissioner
District No. L
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-05-15

Vote for John A. Merritt
for reelection as County
Commissioner, District No. 2.
The county needs good bust
ness men in office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
MAkOA VALLEY TENNIS
CLUB DEDICATE COURTS

The Manoa Valley Tennis Club
hold their formal opening this after
noon from to 6. They have new
courts, and have organized new
club.
The officers of the club are F. l..
Waldron, president; J. A. Johnson,
vice president and treasurer; B. F.
Beardmore, secretary.
The following tennis players will
take part in the opening this after
noon: F. C. Atherton, G. G. Bockus,
A. T. Brock, A. Lowrey, w. Warren,
j. 7. Warren, f. f. Steere, w. Will
hanson.
The affair will undoubtedly take
on good deal tile appearance of a
social as well as a sporting event, for
invitations have been issued. The
crack racquet-wielders will tear of
a few of their choice stunts-the fair
ladies will cheer their champions
VIII be served-and, all in all, the
event will go down in the annals OF
Honolulu tennis history as one of the
epochs in the growth of the game In
this place. ....
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
BASEBALL LEAGUE
Holds MEETING
Will Ask Prominent
Man To Talk
Baseball

At the meeting of the Kalaniana-
ole League Thursday night the fol-
lowing representatives were present..
j. X. Motley, Che Bui Farm, Ho Tong,
j. o. Vierra, G. S. Wakita, X. Sada-
yasu, Robert Assam, w. w. Marshall,
principal business of the evening was
the legalizing of the proposed games
which will be played on March list
and Sth respectively. The league
also decided to give grand hop at
the X. of p. hall on the 2Sth of next
month, on which occasion the prize
trophies will be presented to the
champions of the season of 1907. The
Chillingworth Cup will become the
outright property of the team de-
clared the winner, while the Kalani-
anaole Cup will be held by them
until they are defeated by some other
team in the league, but should they
succeed in being champions twice In
succession they shall be given full
possession and outright ownership.
A committee was appointed to ask
some of the prominent men Of the
city to be present and one to make a
speech on the moral effect of baseball
on the younger generation, caused
by the friendly intermingling of the
various nationalities.
A prize will be offered to the lady
wearing the handsomest gown in the
grand march.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
TOM l0N(bOAT Is
NOT AN AMATEUR
Crack Runner. Rated
As Professional
Now

New York, N. T.. Feb. Is. - Tom
Longboat, the Canadian long dis
lance runner, is now, according to
the officers of the Amateur Athletic
Union. an out and out professional.
Suspended some time ago by the I'M
ion on charges Of professionalism
Longboat ran at Boston the other
night against three men, one Of whom
is said to be an avowed professional.
This, the union officers say, ends all
question as to the possible reinstate-
ment of the Canadian. 1t is said that
Longboat claimed to have the per-
mission of the Canadian Amateur
Union for the race, but local union
officers point out that the Canadian
Association has no authority over
races in Boston. The officials be-
lieve that Longboat has given up all
hope Of reinstatement in the amateur
ranks and took this means Of show
ing the authorities that he had deter
mined to enter the professional ranks
for good It has been reported that
Longboat would apply for reinstate-
ment by the union officials that he
might make one of the Canadian
team at the London Olympic games,
but President Sullivan of the Union
states that the Boston race precludes
all possibility of the committee re-
moving tho susnension
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
Baseball Teams
Shaping For
New Season

That the coming baseball season
will be hot one is shown positively
by the way the various club mana
gers are gathering in recruits for
their respective teams. Ed. Fernan-
dez, manager of the Diamond Heads,
has about seven men signed up al
ready with dozen o? more in sight.
II is also said that "Bill" Hampton,
who is shaping the team for the Pu-
nahou aggregation, has his team full
ly signed up.
The Diamond Heads will start
their ante-season practise about We'd
nesday of the coming week. Both
Fernandez and Hampton figure on
having from Is to 90 men out try
ing for positions. Team work will
be given special attention this year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
Edited by
ChAS. c. ALBRIGHT

lance. SO It.
$50 yards: list, Smith; End, Dodge,
3rd, Fraser. Time, 2:1S 1-5.
so yards: list, w. Desha; End, Ly-
man: 3rd, Sing Chong. Time, 6 sec.
4iD yards: list, ]. Pa; End, Sing
Chong; Ord, Taylor. Time, Gil sec.
1870. shot: list, Lyman; End, W.
Lidgate; 3rd, J. Desha. Distance, 80
II.
High hurdles: LIST, w. Desha; End,
J. Dcsha. Time, 20 sec.
220 yards: LIST, Lyman; End. Pa;
3rd, Townsend. Time, 26 sec.
Broad jump: list. w. Desha; End,
Lyman; 3rd, Mon Yin. Distance, Is
It.
Pole vault: Ran Hitchcock and W.
Desha, tie. Height, s #. In.
High jump: list, w. Desha; End,
Lyman; Bird, Sing Chong. Height, 4
It. in.
Half-mile relay: Won by seniors
undergraduates. Joe Pa, J. Desha,
Sing Chong and Lyman.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
SUNDAY BIG DAY
2 FOR BASEBALL
One Champ Game And
Two Other Good
Ones

There will be some good baseball
games at Aala Park tomorrow after
noon by teams from the Riverside
Junior League and the Kalanianaole
League. During the forenoon tho
Aala A. c. and the Asahi A. c. will
scrap for the .honors of the former
league and in the afternoon the Chi
nese Alohas, Jr., and the Sweet Vio-
let's A. c. will play the second game.
Both of these games are promised to
be lively and full of interest from
Start to end. In last Sundays game
the Sweet Violets defeated the Aalas,
considered to be the best team in the
Riverside Jr. League and the Japan.
sc team, which will play them tomor-
row, believe they can do the same
trick.
The second scrap between the Chi
nese Alohas. Jr., and the Sweet Vic.
lets will be for blood. Jack Flores,
who is now captain of the latter
team, has had his boys at practice
for the past week and will give the
Alohas surprise. If Jacks team
can beat the Alohas the chances are
that 1t will receive the championship
trophy at the end of the season. The
twirling work for this game is to
be done by Aiona and Tom Yen for
the Chinese Alohas, Jr., and Kapai
and Flores for the Sweet Violets.
One of the biggest games of the
season at Aala Park will be played at
230 p. m. II will be the second
game for the championship of the
Kalanianaole League between the
Chinese A. c. Jrs. and the Kaala A.
C. Two weeks ago, the Kaalas won
the first game and If they can do the
same trick on the Chinese lads again,
It will mean the Chillingworth Cup
for the championship of 1908. Pres
ident A. X. Vierra of the league stat
ed that he has chairs ready for those
willing to contribute ten cents to the
funds of the league. 1t will be a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
FISHERS MEN AT STANFORD

Stanford University. Feb. II. -
The Honolulu all-star professionals
took the Stanford varsity nine into
camp this afternoon in n decidedly
easy manner by the score of to 3.
The game was the slowest exhibition
of ball that the local nine has dis
played in some time, while the visit
ors had IL errors chalked up against
them. The home team was repre-
sented by Theile and Ganong as a
battery, while Doyle of the Vancou-
yer team and Jack Bliss held down
the places for the visitors.
. . @ . o o 9 o o . 9 o o 3 . o o
digging trench out into the water
In front of the yacht, so the launch
Ing date is not far on.
Seeker games today at Makiki are
as follows: Y. M. c. A. VS.. Diamond
Heads and Males VS.. Punahous. Hard
fights are promised in both contests.
q u .
The Aala Baseball League is get
ting ready for big, successful sea-
son.
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II takes the lads of the Kalani-
anaole League to stick to baseball
the whole year around.
% q q
Princeton may take up intercoiiegi
ate rowing as a major sport next
year.
Il u q
Ramey OF Michigan, after beating
Harry Hillman in the half-mile at the
Boston A. A. meet, lost to Charley
Bacon of Brooklyn, In the East vs..
West relay.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
Spider Kelly Says
John. l.. Sullivan
Was All The Candy

"Old Sullivan for mine. | would
like to have seconded when he was
good against Jeffries, and guess we
would not have brought home the
bacon. Sullivan was the best nat
ural fighter ] ever looked at for a
big fellow. Jeifries was an educated
fighter whom nature was very kind
to. He had more strength than Sui
hvan and was bigger, but he couldn't
hit like that Boston terrier. hon
estly think that Sullivan could have
walked up to Jeffries and punched
when and as often as he liked. When
Corbett beat Sullivan he had slowed
up bit, but before the booze got the
best of him thought John l.. was the
fastest big fellow | ever saw In the
ring. | nave heard 1t said that Sui
Ivan beat nobody. suppose Charley
Mitchell was bum and that Jake
Kilrain was tramp, and All Green
field couldn't put up his hands. Let
me tell you that they had just as
finished fighters in those days as
now. George Dixon, Jack Dempsey
ana Jack McAuliffe were fighting in
the days OF Sullivan, and | guess they
didn't know "a thing about the game.
J guess they were third-raters. No,
sir; JEFF would never have been cham
pion If he had fought in the days of
John LIS. +. Bulletin.
Spider Kelly is the world-known
second.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
No GOLF Today

There are no matches whatsoever
scheduled for the golfers either to-
day or tomorrow at the Oahu Coun-
try Club. Struggling players, of
course, will drop in and take the
length of the course in their own
sweet will and time.
The Observation-Disclosures contest is
gradually being worked up by both
married and single enthusiasts. It
VIII probably be pulled off in the
near future.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
C0FFR0TH MAKES
' Al ANOTHER MATCH

Jimmy Coffroth framed up anoth-
er card for his Mission street arena
ply and Cyclone Thompson agreed
upon terms. Murphy made such n
fine showing against Kid Scaler that
Coffroth decided to give him another
chance. Should he beat glutton
for punishment like Thompson it will
put Murphy in line for the champion
ship. 1t has been said that Murphy
was lacking in gameness. II he is,
Cyclone will find his weak spot. Cof-
froth proposes to put the bout on for
March Z, and he will add high-class
preliminary. The weight will be 1873
bounds and Billy Roche will referee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
WRESTLING PROMOTERS WILL
MEET AGAIN MONDAY

Eddie Tate and w. Vida, who are
doing the managerial stunt for the
wrestlers here, held short talk-fest
yesterday afternoon and decided to
postpone the signing of articles I'M
til Monday. They will meet at Jack
Scully's then and put up the guar
antee "spon" for appearance. Vida
wanted more time, 1t is said, in
which to hear from the unknown
Jap" who is on one of the other Isl.
ands. The match is practically a
certainty, however, and will be pull
ed off on April 4th.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
SDORTIVE SpLURGES

Claude Zamloch, one time pitcher
for the local Elk club, has renounc-
ed the diamond for the desk, being
now bookkeeper in large manufac-
turing establishment. His brother,
Archer, is playing with the Penn
sylvania team.
All the way from Halifax has come
the latest donation to the yacht. A
young lady there has sent a set of
silver spoons for use on the yacht
Hawaii. Who says the trans-Pacific
race is not attracting widespread in
terest?
Jimmie Britt is nothing II not con-
hdent. He also thinks he will clean
up a bunch of coin on his fight
more than Fisher and he did in Ho-
nolulu," as he says. 1t is certainly
to be hoped that he does, for he
didn't make a million here.
q u /.
The Stanford ball team defeated
the crack Phoenix nine Of st. Mary's
College by a score of to 3.
q = a
Eight women golfers participated
in the first match round OF the Cor
onado Country Club championship
games.
4 u :!
Thomas II. Williams paid $40, 900
for the contract for Jockey Clifford
Gilbert's services.
q . =
Mrs. George Sturgess defeated Mrs.
Hubert Mum in final round of the
woman's golf championship contest
at Coronado.
The Burlingame Country Club will
be represented by strong team in
the Coronado polo tournament in
March.
The University OF California stu
dents are to fight ultimatum of Pa
oific Athletic Association requiring
all amateurs to register.
u q u
The interscholastic track meet be-
tween the Highs and Punahous is
killcd--and all over a squabble about
grounds.
= q Z
The Punahou girls waded into the
High School lassies In basketball yes
terday to the tune of IA to 6.
q q r.
The timbers for the launching
ways of the yacht Hawaii are valued
at $500. Young Bros. have been
commissioned to begin the work of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
UPPER GASSMEN WIN

Punahous annual inter-class meet
resulted In a victory for the upper
classmen by the score of II to As.
This tells the story:
l-miie run; First, r. Smith; End,
Dodge; 3rd, Glib. Time, $3.50 2-5.
100 yards: list, Lyman; end, W.
Desha; 3rd, Townsend, Time, IL sec.
lab. hammer: LIST, w, Lidgate
End, j. Desha; 3rd. C. Davis. Dis
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
MOTT-SMITH, his GUN

HILo, Hawaii, Feb. 81. - Sheriff
Keolanui has drawn the attention of
the Secretary of the Territory to his
violation of the law in hunting with
out procuring a license from the
County Treasurer at Hilo. The mat
ter will probably be brought before
the Grand Jury of the Third Circuit,
at Kallua.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
HONOLULU SP0RTD0M INCIDENTS o.4
Baseball
Wrestling
Fighting

great game and 1t will be worth this
trifing sum. The proceeds will help
pay the expenses of the league for
umpire, balls, etc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29

eral thousand dollars extra for me
by winning that race
We'll, we had the bottle of wine
and then some-and he told me to
buy the best suit of clothes in Homo
lulu and charge it to him. did,
and | haven't worn It out yet"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29
ENTRIES FOR THE '. N. {. A.
HANDBA[l TOURNAMENT

This will not be an elimination
tournament, every contestant must
play every one of the other contest.
ants, a match of three games, fifteen
points to the game, two games out
or three will decide the match and
the contestant winning the most
points will be declared the champion.
A contestant will be accredited with
two points for each match won In
competition and one point for each
match forfeited to him. The tourna.
ment will begin March 9Th at 1880
y. m.
Names Of contestants listed for the
tournaments.-R. c. Axtell, f. A.
Bechert, j. Baptiste, G. c. Bechert,
Chas. +, Brissel, r. d. Blanchard,
SUN Bum, Geo. S, Curry. pno. D..
Cockburn, M. VI De'Coito, Jno. C.
Ewing, Geo. X. Ewallko, l.. Franks,
S. Gardia, M. Ferriera, Nose Kekahio,
Chris. Lewis, Mark Johnston, j. S.
Herriot, Arthur Myhre, Tom. Nc
CURE, Jas. S. Mott, Harold Nickelsen
VIM. Raseman, Paul o. Schmidt, Dan.
Voeller, F. 5. Warren, J. Whitney
M. C. Webster, II. Venhuizen.
Each contestant will be notified of
the arranged schedule which will be
published in the papers also.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-02-29

Porter, the Irish-American A. C.
high jumper, did 6 feet / inch at the
Boston A. A. meet. He then tried at
Ga and missed by less than an inch.
Hen probably so to London
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