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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-14
eoTcH WILL DEFEND TITLE

CHICAGO. April 13.-There will be
no moving pictures taken of the cham
pionship wrestling bout tomorrow
night between Gotch and Mahmout.
Gotch has not only refused to accept
the $4,000 for his end of the privileges,
but says that he will not permit pic
lures to be taken at all.
He claims that the intense heat I'M
der the mercury lights necessary
causes a terrific strain on the men who
have to grapple beneath them.
Wrestlers and followers of the game
are arriving from other cities. DR..
Roller of the Pacific coast, who has al
ready met Gotch, will be at the ring
side to challenge the winner. Ernest
Siegfried, the German Oak" will be
presented by Martin Julian. He also
wants to take on the victor.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SERIES OPENS TODAY
Thousands of BasebaiI-Mad Fans viii
Crowd Eastern Diamonds
When "PIay Ball"
Sounds

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Final prep
sarations were completed today for the
real opening tomorrow of the baseball
season, the games yesterday and today
between the eastern division teams of
the American league having only
whetted the appetite of the baseball
fan.
In the National league Brooklyn
opens tomorrow at New York, Phila-
delphia at Boston, Pittsburg at Gin
cinnati and st. Louis at Chicago.
The western division of the Ameri-
can league opens with Chicago at De-
troit and Cleveland at st. Louis.
If the weather is favorable, and the
forecast is for rain, it is expected that
between $4,000 and 10000 persons will
test the capacity of the Polo grounds
to see the New York Brooklyn game.
Manager McGraw announced tonight
that he probably would assign Math-
ewson to pitch and Schlei to catch for
the home team. Rucker and Berger
are expected to be the battery for
Brooklyn.
Johnson and Cusack will be the UNI
pires, with Johnson behind the bat.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-14
PATHFINDER AT DENVER

DENVER, April 13.-The Thomas
Seattle pathfinder car, which arrived
in Denver last night, will leave tomor-
row morning at 6 o'clock with its i'm
mediate destination Cheyenne. The
members of the pathfinding party
spent today in making repairs and
resting preparatory to the trip west.
While much depends upon the condi-
ton of the roads, it Is expected to
make Cheyenne by tomorrow evening.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-14
coIIIeries Resume Operations

READING, Pa. April 1S.-The col
lieries of the Reading Coal and Iron
company resumed operations this morn
ing after an idleness of three days and
the usual amount of coal was mined
today.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-14
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Howard, Zeider, Mohler Sac
ri6ce hit-McArdle. Bases on balls-On Maggie,
a. off Henley /. Struck out-By Maggie, 3; by
Henley, a. Passed ball--Berry. Time of game
i hour 35 minutes. Umpire-Toman
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-14
PORTLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS


Struck out-By Brown Z, Garrett g.
iTwo-base hits-Ort, House, Kennedy. Sac
riice hits-Kennedy Olson 2, Raymer'
Byrnes 2, McCredie. Hit by pitched ball
Shinn. Brown. Left on bases-Sacramento
4. Portland ~. Time of game-2:lo. UNI
pire-McCarthy.
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three rounds with Clarence English
and two with Young Miller. He looked
to be in grand shape for the coming
mill and Manager Jones was well
pleased with the outlook for the lad.
Wolgast May Meet Attel
Tom Jones, manager of AID Wolgast.
yesterday received an offer from the
San Francisco promoters for match
with Abe Attell before the northern
fans for April 20. The promoters claim
to have Attells agreement to box VOL
CAST, and are only awaiting word from
Jones cinching the match. There may
be several bitches before the battle Is
carded, however. Jones wired In re-
ply that Wolgast would be willing TO
meet Attell provided the latter would
agree on a scrap Of Twenty-Five rounds
or more In duration. Less than that
number of rounds, Woigast deciases,
he will not listen to. Despite the laclng
given the Milwaukee feather by Attell
in their contest at Maud Junction, both
Wolgast and Jones are confident that
In a bout of q longer distance Ad can
whip Attell and win the title.
Wolgast is willing to fight on basis
of winner take all, and will split the
money as Attell desires, but insists
that the fight go the longer distance.
The weight proposed is 122 at 3 O'Clock,
and here will come the biggest argu-
ment. for Attell undoubtedly will de-
mand ringside poundage. Jones states
that he is willing to back his boy Tor
a side bet of $4,000. Ads training under
Jones' eye has improved his condition
noticeably, and he probably would pos
sess more confidence at a second meet
ing with the little Hebrew master.
Papke May Meet Kelly
Ed Papke, who is handling the az
fairs of his brother, Billy Papke. the
former middleweight champion, an
nounced yesterday that Billy In all
probability will meet Hugo Kelly be-
fore San Francisco fight club May
1h. The only delay in cinchlng tne
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Mailman TO Be Listed

The Welman Oil company, 1t is said, will
be listed on the Los Angeles stock exchange
within a few days
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-14

Juniors and all school boys and girls:
When My Cousin Comes to Visit Me
Aunt Laurie will give cash prizes of 81 for
best letter on this subject Address her care
this paper.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-14

Time-s s-5, II AS. 20, Al, So. LOS.
Apprentice allowance.
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Horse and owner.

sgvUNrH RAcr51 rurons.; selling; purse $500
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-14

Myies O'Connell, ]. s. Duncan.
Donovan. B. Schrieber .........'
Sir Seco, w. P. Fine ........'..'
Ketchel, G. Summers & Co. ''''
Roberta, p. T. Chinn ..-......'.'
Lady Paret, ]. F. Newman 80.
Rev Ell Tovar, C. v. Upper .'''
La Dextra, Mrs. C. c. West 80.
Rett. Clarity & Dunlap .......'.'
Tevenghton, ]. e. Madden ......
Cassie Argregor, Orange V. 81. 81
German silver. ]. A. Bennett Il
Young Miss. johnson & d. ...'''
Oceo, Mrs. C. NJ. Maurer ....:...l
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rlme-s -, is. %. a. 50 =. l.0s, Las -.
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STATION CASE
CONTINUED from Page one.)

ANOubiuu0u IIOuu L aye OAS.J
cording to Postmaster Pratt. may be
classed merely as a discrepancy, owing
to the intricate method of preparing
and forwarding statements of accounts
required by the department.
Mr.. Stayton as assistant postmaster IS
actually the cashier of the postofice
and all receipts and revenues outside
the money order department pass
through his hands. This includes the
stock of stamps, stamped envelopes, etc.
In this connection the name of Mr..
Marchant, formerly with the postoffiee,
who died or committed suicide suddenly
few months ago, has been mentioned.
After the latter's death an investiga.
ton of his books showed discrepancies.
They were slight, however, and have
been classed as discrepancies, inasmueh
as thorough investigation of the books
could not be had without the presence
of Mr.. Marchant. These accounts are
related in way with those of the
postofice cashier.
Behind the story of the trapping Of
Mr.. Stayton in the lavatory of the post
office Friday night, when he was found
with official mail directed to Inspector
Hare and Assistant Superintendent
Carr. and with the envelope addressed
to the latter, open, there is another
story that Mr.. Stayton had definite
purpose in opening mail addressed to
the officials which affected young man
who was recently acquitted by Fed
eral court jury of a charge of wrong
doing while acting as an employee of a
,o-4 = So a IN Mouf Mr. CfavtoD had a
peculiar interest in the young man and
it is said wanted to know whether the
District Attorney and Postal Inspector
were going to reopen the case, as had
been reported The interception of of
fetal mail with references to the mat
ter would not only put Mr.. Stayton
wise, but could keep the other man IN
formed.
Another theory, being worked on by
the investigating officials, is that Mr.
Stavton. in view of the 1925 discrepan-
CIV. desired to obtain foreknowledge OF
the departments attitude in that mat
ter.
It is said that Mr.. Stayton has had
a penchant for cards recently and that
he has not always won. A small crowd
Of young men employed IN various
minor capacities in offices and stores
about town have sat in the game and
an investigation is about to be made
concerning losses and winnings of al
concerned.
The coming Of Inspector johnson. a
few months ago, was due to a desire
of the Postofice Department to get at
the bottom of the postal mysteries here
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MANY ATTENDED THE
kAL|HI MANUAL LUAU

Some two hundred citizens, inelud-
ing officials of the Board of Health,
members of the Legislature, the
Mayor and some of the City Super
visors and other prominent Honolu-
lans, attended the luau given yester-
day afternoon at the Kalihi Manual
School in honor of the formal opening
of that institution. The assembly of
guests was presided over by Mark P.
Robinson, president of the Board of
Health, VINO MADE a short opening
speech, thanking the committee of
ladies who arranged the details of the
luau and giving some particulars con-
corning the new building and the ex-
peetations the members of the board
had as result of the new institu-
ton.
There were. five large tables set for
The luau, which was served splendidly
and had been skilfully prepared. -Four
of the tables were arranged in the
large assembly-hall for the guests, the
fifth table being in the dining-reom
for the boy inmates of the school
Following the luau, the boys sang sew
eral songs and carried through a pro.
gram in very creditable manner
considering that it has been only six
months since they We're put in charge
of a teacher
Each guest received souvenir
badge to mark the occasion. Many of
the townfolk inspected the building
after the program and EXPRESSED their
appreciation of what was being done
to care for and educate the waits from
the Molokai Settlement.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Former Circuit Judge George Davis
has returned from ten days trip to
Hawaii and will be at his desk Mon
day morning.
e. @. Peters, representing the Sisters
of st. Andrews Priory, has begun suit
against George Smithies for $4,000, due
on promissory notes.
Carl s. Smith has been selected as
Deputy County Attorney of Hawaii, to
take the place of Aluli. He is to re,
eeive salary of $3.50 per month.
There viii be a grand benefit next
Saturday night in the Opera House
for the Italian relief fund Seats are
Soc, ST and $3.50 at the Bergstrom
Music Co., Ltd.
Mrs. L. NJ. Whitehouse and her sis
ter, Miss Harrison, received the sad
news yesterday of the death of their
uncle, M. f. Harrison, of Davenport,
Iowa.
The deposition of Colonel Spalding in
the case of the Territory versus Hee
Fat was taken in the Circuit Court yes
terday. Col. Spalding could not be
present at the trial of the case.
While playing with matches, the two.
year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Pacheco of Kunawai lane, set herself on
fire last Friday night and was so severe
ly burned that she may not survive.
Chief Justice Hartwell cab1ed last
Thursday for Justice Ballou to return
to the islands Immediately, in case the
municipal scrap was referred to the Su,
preme Court. Ballou is returning on
the Siberia.
A Mr.. Martinoff, who was an account.
ant in Bishops bank some ten or fifteen
years ago, died in the Queens Hospital
after an operation Friday night. He
left his entire estate to the proposed
Children s hospital
The widow of the late Judge Gear
of this city, has filed a suit against
Henry Without for the sum of 1851
which she alleges is the share promised
the Judge as one of Without s attorney:
in the Fullerton damage suit.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Oahu Young People ;:
Union will be held in the Christian
church, Monday evening, January IL
at 1880 O clock. All societies are re
quested to send delegates with writ
ten reports.
William Vannatta, superintendent OF
the Hilo water works, is taking up the
question of a better system there will
Marston Campbell A great deal of the
pipe system is so rotten that Hilo i:
entirely without first protection IL
many places
Manuel Abreu Refs, who was taker
suddenly i'll last Wednesday morning
has been removed to the house of hi
daughter, Mrs. J. A. Franco, in Nuuanl
valley. The old gentleman was very
sick last evening, and there are slim
chances for his recovery.
The regular monthly meeting of tn,
Ladies' Aid Society of the First Meth
odst Church will be held at Mrs. Ar
thur Coyne s, 1884 Magazine street
on Tuesday, January II, at 2:30. Al
members are expected to be present
and all visiting members are cordial,
invited to attend.
Ed. Dekum writes from Wiesbadel
that Miss Helen Mesow, the blind mu
stefan who came here with Mrs
Weatherred two years ago and left IL
care of Miss Edith Chase to study il
Paris, is now having her eyes treate'
at the German watering place. Mr.
Dekum has sent his Christmas aloha
to many old friends in town, especial
~ those in the Judiciary building.
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A PUZZLE.

The high school girls with their glossy
curls
And cheeks of dainty pink.
AS they mince along in laughing
throng
Look mighty nice, l think.
But I'd like to know how cheeks can
glow
Like rosebuds in a bunch
On the daily fare of stale eelair
Or a macaroon for lunch.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Waist sale at Sachs.
Kerr's white sale still on.

Waist sale at Sachs
Kerr's white sale still on.
Don miss Kerr's January white
sale.
Sale Of waists and suits, EhIers'. to-
morrow.
Fifty cents buys shirtwaist at
Sachs tomorrow
An experienced saleslady is wanted.
See classified ads.
Home Journal patterns for January
at Whitney & Marsh IS.
Whitney 6 Marsh are showing some
handsome suitings in lightweight
wool
You can do better at Kerr s.
Christy and Knickerbocker waists
are included in the sale tomorrow at
Sachs
Bargains in bedspreads at Kerr's.
Mrs. Mary Gouvia will open dress
making parlor on Emma street, above
the Royal School, On the 18th inst.
The finder of dark bay horse, lost
December 81, viii be rewarded for it's
return to King and River streets. See
classified ads.
Towels cheap, Kerr's.
If You wish perfect comfort during
sleeping hours, get a suit of pajamas
at McInerny's. Very stylish goods
there for $3.50 suit.
Roses! Roses Rosesl Also orchids,
carnations, violets, and a choice line
of curios Mrs. E. M. Taylor, Tel.
339, Alexander Young building.
White shoes cheap, Kerr's.
Success has marked the history of
Osteopathy wherever capable manip-
ulator has had case. DR.. Schurmann,
224 Emma street, receives patients
daily.
Wines and liquors at the Royal An
mex, Nuuanu avenue and Merchant,
SUNDAY. Lunch 25c., dinner So; beer
Zoe. glass.
Embroideries, special, at Kerr's.
If you want reasonable rates. with
all comforts and modern improve
ments, try the Majestic, Fort street
| and Beretania avenue, opposite the
| fire station.
A reward will be paid for the return
of fox terrier dog to the second
house Waikiki of Moana Hotel. Dog
answers to the name of Orally See
classified ads.
Muslin underwear, greatest value
every shown, at Kerr's.
The monster annual January clear
ance sale of ladies shirtwaists will
begin at the Sachs Dry Goods Co. to-
morrow morning. Everything will go
at almost half price.
Have you seen the great suit for
| There is economy in using an auto
| strap razor and there is money saving
in buying one from Benson, Smith Sc
Co., Ltd, where they are sold for less
than the makers price.
$3.50 Kerr's are offering?
Dat & Mossman, rs Merchant street,
| have all the finest business stationery
and office conveniences used in a mod
ern business office. Call and look
them over. Phone 403.
Little money will buy fine waist
at Sachs tomorrow.
Hall safes are always fire and
burglar-proof The construction of
every smallest detail is faultless, and
heat. H. Haekfeld & Co., Ltd,
| agents.
No Boosting about the bargains at
Kerr's.
When you need safe at all, you
need good one-the very best you
can get. That means, get Herring
Hall Marvin safe, the one that you
know to be absolutely faultless in
construction. Theo. II. Davies & Co.,
Ltd.
Important shirtwaist sale tomorrow
at Sachs.
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sssssssss s4sss s.sss ssssssssssssss.s
company construct equip operate
railway of public utility for transportation
Matson Contract Awarded
One good piece of brought cable Friday
effect that the Mason Navigation
Newport News shpulding a passenger
steamer the concerning building
of this
withdrawing their the
applied Hawaii the action
ms resulted IN statement 'hat the Matson Company would not
ahead with their plans but happily the steamship
trip Friday next
this being the T. K K liner Cho Mar ship the TyO Maru but
of
in American
American merchant marine of business the fighting
Oriental The Australian
the of the recently New Zealand
Maposa connecting
Union cOmpnys boats at Tahiti Honolulu being sdeack This
During the week five steamships in addition the vessels the
service called at this while sailing arrived sailed
The B s. Den Ruthven, Sydney
Colonies Jap Nippon Mau San Francisco Am Mnehur Orient
and Br Makura Victoria The sailing
katherine for San Francisco American Hawaiian Te, also cleared for
sna Cruz via Islands while the transports Dix and Sheridan
made port.
Industry
of japanese Brewing Company
in valley,
Acting report
the will this week commercial scale With the
Importation seriously crippled
law prohibiting peservative
local pretty the local brewing companies
|
On Wednesday localpa partnership purpose bidding
which Wash
February partners L. NJ WhitehOuse and
Frank probable
capitalization $2500o0.
/ During week. andJ
Philadelphia to look the
ground preparatory to preparing bid for the work
addition drydock, there will be at Pearl
of substantial
awarded, seawas buildings machine
Military
Approximately eavamen
will Honolulu
this being the greatest number and marines to reach
With those Oahu, infantry engineers and
there will thousands and officers
lin Honolulu
temporary Llh cavalmen receive them
:. Rampant.
The unsng feature of the has been the acrimonious political
their
tfing % but through the reas of the members to
the legality of the legislation attempted being dis
BILL providing estimates the first six months
eyeara Million the dispute
/ Growing
result the drought the fall and winter in sections OF
other there scarcity of beef cattle available
Immediately to
this viii the At present.
and bidding against Honolulu
supply waiu the past weeks the price
higher than in this city and the shipments mere from
the other islands have practically stopped
the local market will into effect this week. 1t
is improbable that the prices of other meats will be Affected
Change Bank
BANKING of fled their of
year each showing satisfactory state of the ledger THIS
annual meeting Wednesday at which
win be change fGe
Cashier Clarence H. Cooke IN more direct charge OF the
erwiw large active part-
patton viii change the officials however,
Cooke remaining n the presidency
stated in order that Mr. Cooke will be able
to greater part his his private business
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Blom is to begin Factory price y
sale tomorrow and the articles include
skirts, jackets, long coats, belts, etc.
These goods are to be sold at cost and
under to make room for a large ship
ment of goods now on the way. Value
is represented in every article and il
is greater value than is usually found
even in Blom's famous sales.
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BORN.

DIETZ-In Ross Fork, Idaho, Deem
Der 81, 1908, to Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Werner Dietz, a son.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued from Page Four.)

Continued 'front.' Page Four)
shown in the justified The $4,000
stock is being picked up investment.
during probably
of being o
determined,
The BondM
practically market recorded for
being Friday
Monday, previous of
finally fsupportng
probabilities viii within
of he
Eight dividends declared being
dividends Wimana which
and oowalu the shareholders in which drew
The other regular dividends were Hawaiian Commercial 50 cents share
luku ~ per cent; Hutchinson, a
Transactions Of the Week
following Exchange
Inter1sland-15 Is, at 1885,
es5 20 s. s 1850; ss75 100, 60
Hlo R. R. es-s5ooo at $780, $1,000 at a.
Oahu 2775
So IS at 2s125; so, so
Olaa-5o, at 45o; at TO- at
Hon. B. NJ Co.'s at 81.
onomea-15, 100, 100
Honokaa-1s5 at
Pioneer-35, a
Waialua--7o at $685. 25 25 at So 25, IS, 20 at 81.
Mainland Money Coming
An interesting
brokers
while there within
past two or three weeks to tourists Trent Trust Company reports having sold
$4,000 local Honolulu;
regarded gratifying
value of the tourist business Hawaii the fact that investments being
made keep prominently
for the Territory
Bankers the condition, paper
promptly supply purposes
eyerabundanee seeking
vestmen, however.
Real Estate Active and Advancing
Real the and the expected
that prices
able locations College
kiki sections of the city there demand for and
The activity
the Real dealers
will probably seek homes result
las yet in the
money going yet local. capital
of
Ire prices the city.
The affairs of the R. Co. rapidly being
connect the tracks
the
has 1t that of the things accomplished by Walter Dillingham;
mainland present has been the thorough
bies
quick transportation He
MS return here probability gasoline
said to be operated eap
For.
Yesterday application
charter for the Pearl Harb
Honolulu Rapid Transit although
Ito the Naval Station at Puuoa Ho
1.-THE charter the first building
between the the
The is capitalized privilege
are L. Tenney Peck
Castle seeretary Charles H Atheton other
holders named in the petition Benyne Castle
and D. L. Wilmington
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Waialua-7o at $3.50; 25 25 at so; IS, 49, 20 at 81.
Mainland Money Coming In.
Money Is Free.

Bankers
being promptly sufficient
seeking
vestmen, however.
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being picked
probably
declared The
etermine owev