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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-09

waiting for its coral island slabster.
Reuter- can pitch. There Is no doubt
about that, but his method is too var
led. Most-o of the time he heaves the
ball as II the plate was six feet wide
and the catchers have to use their
extension arms to keep the ball
fro mdenting the front of the grand
stand. Occasionally the center of
the siX-foot area gets its turn and
strikeouts are literally mixed mp
with passes to first. Reuter- go.
away with his game by a score of
6 TO 8, and he had TO keep busy al
the way as Johnny Hopkins kept
close to him in the record of strike
outs and walks.
Santa Cruz started off like sure
enough winners. One run In the
first and three in the third looked
big, but the Oaklanders came
through with enough to tie mp In
the fourth and when the invaders
| took two more In the sixth no one
| figured that the beachcombers could
win. And so 1t proved, for the one
run that came In the seventh only
brought them that much nearer the
coveted honor of beating the League
leaders, without resulting in any
thing tangible.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-09
VA. .. STOCkAAN.
Section Director. weather Bureau.

The Earl and Countess of Granard
recently gave their first political re-
ception in the fine house in Charles
street, London, rented by them from
Lord Dartmouth. The dinner guests
included the Prime Minister and
Mrs. Asquith.
Hall ACCOMPLISHMENTS, Apr
2.-Frederick w. Hall Of Oakland was
reappointed today by Governor Gillett
a member of the board of trustees Of
the State normal school at Sane Jose.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-09
Reuter-
Wins For
Oakland
STATE LEAGUE STANDING

The principal item of interest at
yesterdays State League game in
Oakland was the first appearance OF
Dick Reuter-, the much-heraldcd
pitcher from Hawaii, who was kid
naped by Moreing while on his way
from the isles OF the southern sea to
the town of Pueblo. where the club
of that altitudinous village is still
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-09
HONOLULU WEATHER
Friday, April 9.

Fiiuay' hpih "
temperatures a. m, 20; s a. m.
rs: 10 a. m, II; noon, rs; morning
minimum, 50.
Barometer, a. m, 30.0S: abso-
lutte humidity. a. m, 5.614 grains
per cubic foot; relative humidity, 3
a. m, 60 per cent; dew point, a.
M, go.
Wind-6 a. m, velocity 2, direc-
ton NE; 5 n. m, velocity 8, dlrec-
ton Z; 10 a. m, velocity 10, direc-
ton Sc; noon, velocity s, direction
s.
Rainfall during "a hours ended
s a. m, 90 inch.
Total wind movement during "a
hours ended at noon, 1856 miles.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-09
light AFTERNOON
IN Lower HOUSE
Two Measures Passed;
Members Have Their
Pictures Taken
HOUSE,.
Forty.Third oay--Aternoon Session.


torty. MIRA oay--N''ernoon SESSION
lh''ie "orh vi CONSEQUENCE was
Hohe III the HOUSE !es'e'u"s ui''''
noon tre sessioh 'as.i"s oi'iS 'i' i,o"i'
one senate VII "nu oe"ale Jun.
hesoiuuon passed 'hiru reauihs, anu
duced' Inc Asricui'urai Oonii'il'tee
lroWneu On 'he oliis W eAen'Pt iroiii
taxation TOBACCO ilhu anu lanu useu
LOT the prouucuoh vi sisai' cas'or oiI'
copra' 'dhliia extract ha"ai,an
starch pineappes' arrowroot' anu ha'
saWa'
a photographer was on haho anu
took picture OF the House IN session
soon alter the noon recess.
Nearly all the members ana oineers
OF the House IN view OF inc iact mat
they We're going 10 attend the recep'
ton on BOARD me Japanese cruisers,
sent notes 10 friVate secretary ana
veto bearer Siauoius Mcbriae' asklhs
the loan oil MS SILK nat ana omciai
lOhs'talled coat TOT the OCCASION NC
Bride, however, wore them himselt.
senate >bill u.s. halama' providing
That "wnen u Judgment which IL
Ieh uhder ms sectioh Is iuilE pald,
inc creditor snail, at the expense Oh
the DEBTOR, execute ana acknowledge
q release, signed by SAID creditor or
by his attorney OF record III the suit,
ana said release may be recorded IN
the Judgment BOOK in said entry
passed third reading.
the House adopted on mira reading
senate JOINT hesoiu'loh = Which pro-
Vides Tor the appointment OF COM
mission 10 investigate ana report upon
uhdWafded ana uhpatehted Iahds'
Supervisors Resolution.
n communication from ClerK ha-
lauokalani OF the CITY ana County OF
HONOLULU was read, transmitting TO
the HOUSE the resolution adopted iast
tuesday ny the Board u superVlsors
'hat inc LEGISLATURE DC requestep 10
appoint Jolht committee 10 consider
the auNlsnpllity ana ways ana means
OF having the Territory transfer to the
'ltS ana county Oh Honolulu the pres
eht postohce property "hen the lat
Ter IL surrenuerea ny the feueral gov
erhmeht' me iaea Is 10 use the paild'
ns as " iuh,cip"' "ui'oihs'
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-09

rifice hits: McHale, Van Buren, ca.
First base on called balls: of Reuter-,
Z: off Hopkins, 6. Struck out: by
Reuter-, 6; by Hopkins, 6. Hit by
pitcher: Smith. Nealon. Mccarthy.
Double plays: Sheehan to McKune 70
Nealon, Mccarthy to Waters to Dew
ereaux. Wild pitch: Reuter-. Balk.
Reuter-. Time of game: 2:05. I'm
pire: Doyle.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
Arcadia Gossip

LOS ANGELES, Jan. Sam Hldreth sold
Angeus this morning to II. r. Brandt, trainer
for Barney Schreiber. The terms of the sale
were not made public The Ssndringham gelding
ran in his new owners colors in the fourth
race which he won. 1t gossipcd around
the track that Bookmaker Tom Shaw the
purchaser of the gelding and that he had
turned him over to Brandt TO train
DominIck 0'Malley, who headed the list OF
winning owners at the San Antonio meeting, is
the latest prominent turfman 10 arrive here
The O'Malley horses, 10 IN number, are now
on their way to Santa Anita. This is 0Malley's
considered the best rider at San Antonio, will
pilot the O'Malley horses.
r. F. Carman came within an ace of winning
half of the races the days card. He took
the first with Sir Alvescot when the Alvescot
gelding outgamed Homecrest, the odds IA
yorfte Waterbury for him in the third
and Magazine looked to have the fourth race
won for him, only to suecumb TO Angelus in
the last few jumps.
Jockey Shilling's contract with R. L. Thomas
expires in a few days and there is much curl
osity to learn whether it will be renewed. John
E.. Madden has been trying TO get the boy, but
according to reports he is loyal to Thomas and
he saws he will ride for him or not at all. Shil-
ling senior is not altogether satisfied with the
way things have been breaking and is opposed
He thinks the boy is worth a great deal more
than Thomas wants to pay, and In view of
the hattering offers from Madden and others
he has been trying to induce the lad to kick over
the traces. Thomas. who has been the sick
list for day two. at the track this
afternoon and expressed the belief that Shilling
would stick to him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
Amateur Athletics

The basket ball team Of the California School
Of Mechanical Arts viii clash with the five of
the San Jose high school Saturday evening in
San Jose. speedy game is expected as both
teams are composed of veterans of several sea
sons experience. The Tiger team will consist OF
Daniels Felt, Worth, Saibach and Manager Bob
Gardiner
Polytechnic high school appears to have one or
the strongest basket ball teams in the city. and
according 10 past performances bids fair TO give
the other teams a hard rub for the league cham
pionship. tPoly" has played six games this sea
son ana has won FIVE of them. The red and black
five has defeated the Nationals, a team COM
posed OF members of the state militia. and has
won a lard game from picked five made up Of
high school players of the city. The Polytechnic
hve will meet The teams of Petaluma and Ukiah
high schools in the latter part of January.
AT a special meeting Monday evening the mem
bers of the North End athletic club elected the
following officials for the coming term: John c.
Desmond. president; Joseph Torasso, vice presi-
dent Joseph Klatt recording secretary: Victor
Canepa, treasurer; Louis de Martini, sergeant
at arms; Daniel J. Sullivan, Albert Devote. Louis
Deluehi. Virgil GaribaId and Amlle Delmonte
trustees. Toby Irwin, Of the most prominent
lightwcichts the Pacific coast, was elected
boxing instructor for the club. The club will
hold meetings every Thursday evening in its
clubrooms, at Montgomery avenue and Filbert
street
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
COAST BASEBALL IS
NOW CLASSED
AS AA
League Standing Raised and
Permission Given 10 Gov
ern Own Affairs

CINCINNATI. O.. Jan. 5.-Unless
something that is not anticipated hap
pens tomorrow, the clouds that have
lowered over the baseball situation
will have passed away and there will
be no baseball war. The finishing
touches of an otherwise interesting
meeting will be made by the national
baseball commission tomorrow.
Today the commission. in conjunction
with the national association, decided
to accede to the requests OF the eastern
league and the American association In
all but one particular, that being that
the two leagues be made a third party
10 the national agreement and be given
representation on the national commls-
sion.
The Eastern league and American as--
sociatiOn gained the privilege OF being
put In class higher than class "A, and
this was allowed The class is termed
The Pacific Coast league Is also
raised to this class. 1T was agreed
that they be allowed to govern their
internal affairs. although still mem
ber of the national association; that
they allowed TO draft from class n
leagues and those beneath class A un-
der certain conditions laid down by the
national commission, and that they be
allowed certain territorial rights TO De
decided upon by the commission to-
While the committee and the minors
were having their hearing the big
league magnates. as well as the mana
gers of the smaller clubs. were busy
trying for deals. Charles Ebbetts,
president Of the BloOklyn club OF the
National league announced that he had
signed James Sebring. the player rein
stated by the commission Monday pro-
viding that he pay $3.50 fine.
Manager Clark Grifffths OF the Gin
cinnati team announced that he had
secured Frank Roth from the Milwau-
kee club for player and a cash con-
sideratiOn. 1t was announced later
that Grifith had purchased Catcher
Hostetter of the St. Louis team for a
cash amount. and that HOstetter would
figure in the Roth deal
Jerry Freeman, Walter Johnson, B.
F. Kelley and Jesse Tannehill, all
members of the Washington American
league club charged with having par
ticiDated in games against the Logan
Square club of Chicago last fall, have
been reinstated on condition that they
pay $50 each, the fine imposed upon
them.
c. ID. BlankenshiD. who has been on
the ineligible list for having failed 10
report to the Washington American
league club for the season Of 1908. was
reinstated. The player is required TO
pay a fine OF 5000.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
Arcadia Results

First race six furlongs. purse-Sir Alvescot:
103 (Archibaldl. IL to >, won; Homecrest, log
(Howard) 2 to s. second; Mi DerechO, 1OS lMc-
Gee). 40 to l. third. Time. 1:12 40. Star
Thistle also ran
Second race three furlongs purse, year
olds-Elying Squirrel. La (Shilling), L to .,
won: Helma s. LOG tHowardl, 6 TO l, second;
Intrinsic, 106 (Harris), 30 TO !. third. Time,
:35. Metondale, Rey ell ToYar. Tom Lynch.
Regina, finished named.
Third race. six furlOngs. purse-W aterbury
100 (Archibald). 4 TO /. won; Colloquy, 1OI
(Shillng). IL to 10. second; Rialto. l04 (Mc-
Gee), to l. third. Time. 1:12. Sibari. Malt
bic. Critic. Giovanni Balerio, Bat Masterson
finished named.
Fourth race one mile Dos Robles handicap
Angeus. 1OS (Shlling). 8 TO D. won: Magazine
102 (Archbald). Is TO .. second; Green Seal 80
page. to 1. third. Time. 1:S7 So. Tony
Bonero, Pinkola. finished named.
Fifth race. one and three sXteenths miles,
selling-St nario. 102 (Rice). 10 to l., won; :;
King of the Mist 100 (Powers). to L. sec
ond: Alma Dufour 80 (Pagel. TO /, third
Time 1:5S 40. Joe Coyne. Alteration, oberon,
Lord Stanhope. Netting. Whidden. Bucket
Brigade. Knight of Ivanhoe. Arcourt. finished
named. -
Sixth race. six and a half furlongs. selling
Arragon. 110 Smith. to /, won; Nirlando,
1O2 (ArchibaId). TO 3. second: Diamond Nose.
l07 (Powers). s to l. third. Time. 1:2O- Joseph
X Evados. DIR. Weis. Shasta Max. Feminine,
The Hammer. Skylark. finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
London Claims Johnson and
LangfOrd Fight
[speeiaI DiseoLeh 10 The Cain

lOpeCtdt DiSPdtcH 10 Inc NdH
NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-If Jack John
son lives up to his agreement with the
National sporting club of London, his
next big fight will be there against
Sam Langford, according TO dispatches
received here. Johnson is undecided
about meeting Langford now and it is
a question whether the Boston negro
cares much about tackIing the new
heavy weight champion.
When johnson was in London last
summer he agreed to box Langford in
November. Articles were sent to the
National clubs representative in this
country and Langford signed them.
Then Johnson started on his pursuit of
Burns and the match was postponed
IT was not called off, for Johnson
promised win or lose IN his fight with
Burns, that he would return TO London
and fulfil his engagement with Lang
ford Then meanwhile Langford has
transferred his headquarters to the
Pacific coast and delays announcement
of the date of his departure for Lon
don.
There is some uncertainty as TO
Johnson's movements when he leaves
Australia. Some think he Will sail for
San Francisco and take on Al Kauf-
man.
If johnson returns to London and
Sam Iangford goes there to meet him.
the winner viii be challenged by Joe
jeanette, who sailed for Paris recently.
jeanette intends to challenge Johnson.
They have fought six times in the last
three years Three of these bouts were
six round no decision affairs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
Wants Law Against Papers
Publishing Odds
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

ALBANY, Jan. Senator AgneW an
nounced today that he would submit a
bill prohibiting newspapers from pub
fishing racing odds.
He does not, however, intend to pre-
sent one which would neutralize the
decision Of the courts declaring verbal
bets no violation of the anti gambling
laws enacted last session.
This means that the sponsors for the
repeal Of the Percy-Gray acts have no
present intention Of putting through
radical amendments TO the new stat
Big Tim" Sullivan and Sena tor Nc
-CsrTen viii, however. probably offer
bills obliterating the laws against rec
ord betting. There is no present dis
position on the part Of the republican
majority leaders TO help this plan
along
The appellate division Of the su-
preme court of New York has handed
down unanimous decision holding
that tie selling of advance informa-
ton" at the racetracks was not in vio-
laion Of the Hart-AgneW law The de-
cisiOn Is in favor Of William Engeman.
owner of the Brighton Beach racing
association, John T.. CaVanagh, super
Christopher j. Fitzgerald. manager Of
the Brighton Beach racing association
who were indicted last August for vio-
iating section Pa of the penal code,
which relates TO the selling Of advance
Information.
The decision declares that the printed
slip Of paper containing the informa-
ton no more constituted a device or
apparatus for gambling. because il
could aid gamblers in making their
bets. than the type from which the slip
was printed, because such type was
used to make the slip.
Certainly this slip of paper" ruled
Justice Woodward. IN citing the con-
currence of his associates, with the
information II contains was not q de-
vice OF apparatus in any possible sense.
il did not on its face pretend to relate
10 gambling. and the mere fact that it
might contain facts that would be use
ful to the man of sporting proclivities
does not constitute a device for gam
bling under any of the definitions
which we have been able TO find"
IF this decision stands on appeal -
SAYS District Attorney Elder of Brook
Iyn. "it Will have the effect Of making
racetrack gambling easy and the legis-
lature viii have to be asked 10 pass a
law 10 correct it
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
Candidates for AeOlian
Offices Are Named

The members of the Aeolian yacht
club are preparing for their annual
election which takes place a week from
Friday night in Armory hall, Alameda
The nominating committee has an
nounced the following ticket: Commo-
dore. Carl strom; vice commodore.
Walter McDonough; port captain.
George Postel regatta committee,
Judge Johnson, Lee Ellis and George
Bell; directors /. T. Ward. NJ. Mar
ston, II. Joost Z. P. Fish; secretary,
Frank Cleaves Jr; treasurer, Sidney
Wilson. An opposition ticket is also in
the field with A. Miner for port cap
tain, d. c. Martin for secretary, and
Q. Pouey and A. J. RoeblSe for direc-
tors instead Of L. T. Ward and Z. p.
Fish.
The Aeolians have gained more
yachts this winter than any other SINH
lar organization on the bay. Walter
McDonough, Byron Priest and III.
Shredder have purchased the Corin-
THAN sloop Edna. b. Davis recently
bought the 81 foot sloop Dawn which
was formerly owned by Ex-Governor
Budd. The sloop Thetis, which has
been sailing under Golden Gate quar-
ters, has been brought by Henry Stein
bach and Harry Craig and will also fly
of the club are planning the purchase
of one of the fastest and best yachts on
the bay, which viii prove an addition
to the Aeolians' feet.
Plans for the new clubhouse will be
ready in two weeks and the contract
will be let as soon as they are out. l..
T. Ward, c. Strom and L. c. Knight
have been named as the building com
rnittee, and with Architect Andrew
Carlson will have charge of the build
ing arrangements. Considerable money
has been raised and a fine two story
club will be the result. 1t will be ready
for the opening on May i.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
RUGBY
TEAM IS HOME
AGAIN
Cardinals Enthusiastic Over
Victorious Trip to YAM
COuVer

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, jan o.
The varsity rugby fifteen of Stanford
university returned to the campus to-
day from the trip to Vancouver. The
men are in high spirits and are loud
in their praise of the trip and the
treatment they received at the hands
of the northerners. The men have
been warmly received by the under
scene of considerable rejoicing in view
of the remarkable record made by the
men.
After coming close to capturing the
championship in the past two years,
the complete shut out of the Van
couverites by the Cardinals has placed
the undergraduates in high feather.
The men, during their stay In the
north. were entertained at dances,
launch parties and at big smoker at
which many of the local celebrities OF
Vancouver were present.
The men have brought back with
them the handsome Cooper-keith tro-
ply cup which was offered to the win
ner of the international series. This
cup, which cost $4,000, will be placed
on exhibition here
The men are strongly in favor of
post season games after the result of
of a trip to the antipOdeS to meet the
Australians can be arranged by Man
ager Stewart. there is every reason
to believe that the project would be re-
ceived with favor by the student body.
The boating season at Stanford uni
versity will be begun tomorrow. Coach
Dan Murphy has issued call for all
men to report for cross country work
preparatory to the actual rowing in
the shells. At present there is not suf-
ficient water in Lake Lagunita for prac-
tice of the crews. but as the source in
San Francisquito creek is now abun-
dant it should not take long to fill the
artificial lake.
Dan Murphy has overhauled the boats
and shells during the holidays and has
everything in readiness.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
Star Catcher, ]. King, May
Not Return to Chicago

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 4.-Johnny King.
champion baseball catcher OF the world
will open tomorrow in this city what
is considered the finest billiard and
pool parlor this side of New York and
said TO be better than that of McGraw
and the other fine billiard parlors OF
Gotham Kings parIor is finished
throughout in mahogany, the walls are
decorated with oil paintings OF various
branches of sport. There are two floors
with Is billiard and pool tables on
each floor. The cost of the parlOr. ac-
cording TO Kings statement given out
today will exceed $4,000.
King is very anxious TO stay in
Kansas City and play ball here so
that he will be able to keep in close
touch with his business. He said to-
night:
IF can get an interest in the
Kansas City Blues of the American
association I will never return TO Chi
cagO."
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
ANGELUS IS VICTOR
TN ARCADIA
FEATURE
Running for II. K. Brandt for
First Time, He Wins the
Mile Handicap
ISpeciol Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES. Jan. 5.-Hildreth'
good horse Angelus finally rounded TO
form yesterday and took the Dos
Robles handicap at one mile IN the
good time of / 81 3-5 Sarman's s Maga-
zine was second and the llght
weighted Green Seal was third. PIN
kola, carrying top weight OF Ill
pounds, was last, being beaten by
Tony Bonero. 1T was five horse race,
Meelick having been scratched.
The race was as much contest be
tween Jockeys as horses. Archibald
had already won two races ana Scnli-
ling had taken one and placed TO
Archibald. Schilling had the better
mount and won.
st. Ilardo won the fifth race at a mile
and a sixteenth with King of the Mist
second and Alma Dufour third. In the
third race at six furlongs Waterbury
beat the good Colloquy in slow time.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
Winn on Way to Investigate
Mexican Racing

Ell PASO, Tex, Jan. 5.-Colonel Matt
Winn, president of the American turf
association, arrived here tonight en-
route to Mexico City to investigate a
plan for a new racing circuit.
The Mexican government has speci-
fed that the plants at Mexico City and
at Juarez be completed by December,
1909 The plant at Juarez is to cost
not less than 100000 and that at Mex
leo City not less than 100000
Other cities to be included in the
circuit are Monterey, in the state of
Nueva Leone; Guadalajara, in the state
of Jalisco, and Puebla, in the district
federal.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
Edwards Whips Kid Bell in
Four Rounds
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

RICHMOND. Jan. 5.-Frankie Ed
wards handed kid" Bell the sleeping
potion in the fourth period of a go
scheduled for % rounds at the opera
house tonight. Edwards bewildered the
negro with lightning feints and then
hooked his left flush 10 the jaw. Taking
the nine count. Bell tried hard TO save
himself. but the white boy caught him
gain and he stayed down long after
1ae ten
The fight was tame up 10 The finish.
there having been but two rallies, one
sn the second in which Edwards scored.
and in the third where Bell landed a
couple Of swings, though neither was
damaging
Jack Welch of San Francisco was
referee.
A comedy preliminary between Lew
Taylor OF the Reliance club and Dave
Mills lasted four roBnds 10 draw
Mills held on continually and could not
be pried loose.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-06
Predatory Animals Driving
Ont Deer and Birds
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SAN JOSE. Jan. 5.-Mountsin lions.
wildcats. coons, foxes and lynx have
been multiplying so rapidly in the
mountains surrounding this valley that
deer, quail and trout are disappearing,
says County Game Warden l. L. Koppel
in his report to the county supervisors
today AS remedy for this condition
Koppel suggests that every hunter or
fisherman who goes afield shoot every
''varmint" that he sees. He states tina
If every cat, coon or lynx eats a quail
every day at the end Of a year he viii
have destroyed more birds than several
hunters could kill during the open sea
son. During the last few days. Koppel
says, reliable reports have come to him
that cats and coyotes are raiding hen
roosts in the valley several miles from
the mountains