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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
Miss HOtchkiss Makes Good
Showing in Tourney

PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-The an
nual women's national championship
lawn tennis tournament at the Phila-
delphia cricket club made rapid prog
ress in its first days play today, the
singles being brought to the third
round A feature was the defeat of
Miss Marie Wagner. national indoor
champion, by Miss Gwendolyn Rees of
st. Paul. a newcomer
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss. the California
expert, easily won her first match and
then defeated Mrs. w. H. Pouch in
straight sets. She has fast and ag-
gressive style, which resembles that of
Miss Sutton.
In the first round Miss Hotchkiss de-
feated Mrs. w. B. Rankin of New Ca
naan, Conn. SO. SO, and Miss Rees
won from Miss Alexander of Philadel-
phia, 81, go.
In the second round Miss Hotchkiss
had Mrs. Pouch as an opponent and de-
feated her. ga. So, while the game be-
tween Miss Rees and Miss Wagner
went to the westerner. S-6 3-6.
The present national champion. Mrs.
Barger- Wallace of New York will de-
fend her title against the winner of
the tournament.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
ST. WARY'S BOYS
In TRACK AND
FIELD MEET
Bulk of the HonorS of Academic
Department Fall to the
rs Founders

OAKLAND, June 21.-The track and
field meet of the academic department
of st. Mary's college was held this
afternoon on the campus. In several
of the events the 125 pound class failed
to register entries. with the result that
the bulk of the honors fell to the
sturdy little lis Founders. Following
is the summary of events:
80 yard dash, 115 pound class-won by Go
chufeo, Letorneau second, MeHugh third. Time,
80 yard dash. 125 pound class-Won by Koran,
Budd second, Inzuma third Time. :O6 10.
100 yard dash, 1l5 pound class-Won by Co
IL 40
100 yard dash. 125 pound class-won by
Horan, lnztlma second, Budd third Time. 10
20 yard dash. 115 pound class-won by Go
chn d WHISKY second. Ntzhugh, third Time. %.
go yard dash. 125 pound cisss-won by Budd
Koran second. Time. 20 %
$40 yard dash 1i5 pound class-won by Da-
vie. Smith second. Time. 1:12
$50 yard dash, lis pound class-Won by Wins
by; Ryan second. Kruse third Time, 2:45.
Mile run. us pound elass-won by Ryan
Dayie second. Time. 80 Al.
200 yard low hurdles, 115 pound cIass-Wop
by Letorneau' Horgan second. Kruse third Time
Pole vault, lis pound class-Won by Young
Koran second, Hanley third Height . feet
inch.
High jump. rs pound class-won by Gardiner
inches
High jump. 125 pound class-Won bv Co
chuico, Horan second, McDonough third. Height
4 feet inches
Broad jump. I15 pound clasS-won ,by Me
Hugh Horgan second, Davie third Distance
II feet inches
Shotput. lis pound class-won by Smith. Da
vie second, Purdie third Distance. 30 feet .
inches
Shotput. l25 pound class-Won By Stein Cup
I'll second, Rafferty, third Distance, IS feet >
inches
Following were the officials of the
meet: Referee Otto Rittler starter
Regis Starrett; clerks of course. Ralph
McClatchy. William Donnelly; timers
Eugene J. Riordan, Eustace J. McIn-
mes; judges at finish, James NJ. Smith
John ]. Burke; field judges, Benjamin
Greedy, Spencer Dickson; Inspector
Harry Simpson; announcer William
Grundell.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
Fitz Returns and Is Anxious
To Fight Johnson

NEW YORK, June 2l-Robert Fitz-
simmons. the former champion heavy
weight Of the world. returned TO this
country today from Europe. where he
had been giving theatrical exhibitions.
Fitzsimmons was spectator at the
LangfOrd- Hague fight, in which the
Englishman was quickly knocked out
by the American negro. He said that
no man could best Jeffries if he was in
lighting condition.
Il want to fight that man Johnson
said Fitzsimmons. when he landed. Il
feel sure / can lick him; at least. I am
willing 70 make desperate try"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
Mounted GendarmeS Escort
Horses at st. Cloud

PARIS. June 2l-The horses for the
races at St Cloud today were escort
mounted gendarmes in order to pre-
vent a repetition of the disorderly
scenes Of yesterday. when 40 militant
members Of the stable boys union at
tempted to prevent the running of the
Grand steeplechase of Paris al the Au-
teuil course.
A deputation of the striking stable
boys today visited Minister Of Labor
Niviani. who has undertaken to medi-
ate with the trainers.
A. X. Nanderbilts San Pietro was
third in the Prix DIFF.
Nanderbilts Ramapo did not show
IN the PriX Belvidere. Mason Carnes'
Tarrap ata failed to get q place in
unplaced in the Prix Cerfsaie
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
Ketchel's Breach of Promise
Case Compromised

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, June a.
The announcement has been made by
interested attorneys that the $1,000
breach of promise case brought against
Stanley KetcheI the middle weight
champion. by Elizabeth HOuman OF THIS
city has been settled out of court The
consideration has not been made pup
lie
Miss Houman brought suit January
Q. 1909, Ketchel being taken into Gus
tody here on capias. She alleSed
KetcheI was to have married her jan
uary 20. 1899. but that she consented 20
a postpOnement because of his lighting
dates in the west.
July. last year. she alleges Ketchel
changed his mind about marrying her,
hence the suit.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
SIS. pzR MATTR 4os1c

Something
WELL
responsible
way which
ordinary health
Of
blood
s. IS composed make pendidy fitted needs
delicate
all harmful minerals safe and pleasant
every the
this improves the appetite
portion Of the body. SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
RUNS AND HITS RY INNING


Two base hits-FlanISan. Brashesr Sacrifice
hits-House. Byrnes. c. Graham First base on
called balls0f Hit l. Struck out-By Hit 2.
by Ebman . Double plsys-House 10 Gandil;
Eagan to Brashear. Time of game hour and
80 minutes. Lmpire-McCarthy
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
POOL sELLER HEAVILY FINED

BUTTE. Mont. June 21.-Ed Sylves-
ter was fined $500 in the district court
today on a charge of aiding and abet-
ting in the violation of the anti-pool-
room law passed by the last legisla-
ture Proof was presented today at
the trial of the case that a number of
bets were made at a saloon upon in
formation secured through the inter
state telegraph company ard entered on
the blackboard by Sylvester.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
RIFLEMEN MAKE GOOD SCORES

PALO ALTO. June' ZI-At the meet
ing of the Palo Alto rife club yester-
day afternoon excellent scores were
made by the crack shots despite the
fact that 4 high wind was blowing.
Otto Schroeder won the gold medal
with an average of 1876, with r. A.
Hettinger in second place with a score
of PAY The members of the club
decided to attend the shooting festival
to be held AT Wrights June % under
the auspices of the Santa Cruz Noun
tain rife club.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
The California Promotion Commi,,..

The State Central Or~an5-a+so o-A4seco
iSdasriar sd sTsloS6s,tf for the eo@sa and
PROMOTION: The act Of nrorao,tn.,
T III sncosuragenent- Century Dictionarv
rrr0S - Hl.stee mas Tor its object the PROMO
1iON OF Ca1ifornia's interests II has ,otht,.s :.
ye Il fosters an things tending to the 1p
~ ~ HncNL OF California. IL is an authorize
CO i kAGES the establishment OF new indnstrts.
sn1 fosters those already established m snv,ts
tunities and needs OF all fields 81 huso.. 49,
professional activity. 1t Is supported bv noDrls-
subscription and makes no charge FOR an rg.s s
rendered IL has AFFILIATED wifS A. 49,, ny servlce
Slal organizations OF the state. with eorbirsd
nsaoe.snlg OF more than 80. goo. Meetinrs -
sesnllAnnuaiiy IN different parts OF the $50
$3.50 mattsrS or CALIFORNIA; interests are A..
sslned N Callfornia building. Union sonare 80.
1ranclsco- CORRESPONDENCE INVITED 50"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
Play Semifinals for the
Transbay Pennant
STANDING Of THE CLUBS
(Transbay League)

The semifinals in the windup of the
race for the pennant in the TransoaY
league were played Sunday The Ala
media Alerts won from the Transporta-
ton club by a score of ia 10 ). and the
MaXwells of San Leandro administered
to drubbing to the United Rail-
roads club. leaving the two winners in
the pennant race by themselves. The
deciding games will be played between
these two teams Sunday and July A.
The scores.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22

Los ANGELES. June 21.-Vernon
was saved from shutout in the game
with Sacramento today when, in the
ninth inning, Brashear knocked the
ball down the third base line for a neat
double after Bernard had singled in
The pitching of neither Ehman nor
Hit was UP to standard. but Sacra-
mento played an erroress game and
helped Ehman out of several bad places
Score:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
WILL FIGHT IN OPEN AIR
1 Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO. June 2I.-Manager
Joe Richardson OF the Buffalo club is
making arrangements for the coming
CTWin) Sullivan July 3 The battle
viii be held in the afternoon in an
open air arena TO be erected for the
occasion Mantell has telegraphed
that he viii arrive in Sacramento
Wednesday and the two Sullivans-
Nike and Jack tTwin)-are expected
here Saturday night.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
BOXER Is PRoFEssIONALIzED

The registration committee of the
Pacific athletic association yesterday
professionalized Roscoe Taylor. claim
ant OF the amateur lightweight boxing
championship OF the coast Taylor has
fought here at various amatoSr goes,
and believed he could pick up reputa-
ton and then enter professional ranks
He was matched for tonight at the
Portola club. but the action Of the
committee neceSsitates the Mission or
ganiza tion securing q substitute.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22

TAFT AND PARTNER LoSE-w Washington.
June 21.-President Taft and his partner Gen
eral Edwards. were defeated on the Chevy
Chase golf links today Vice President sherman
and Senator Bourne Of oregon winning by up.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22

ROSS WILL FIGHT BIG SMOKE
NEW YORK. June 21.-A six round
match has been arranged between Jack
Johnson and Tony Ross the italian
heavy weight. to take place in Pitts
burg June 80 at the Duquesne garden.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
WINS ONE TENNIS MATCH

LONDON. June 21.-D- F. Rhodes OF
Boston has won one match in the first
round OF the lawn, tennis champion
ship now being contested at Wimble
don having beaten r. B. Quincy. 81.
81. SIS. Rhodes is the sole American
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
VERNON IS SAVED
FROM SHUT OUT
IN NINTH
Sacramento Boys Play an Error
less Game and Roll Up
Six Runs
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast League)

RESULTS OF GAMES
Sacramento 6. Vernon 1.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17
Punah0 And
Varsity, Men
Dali Game

The University Club baseball nino
VIII try conclusions with the Puma
hous this afternoon. The Unis have
got together a strong cotibinatlon.
and Arnold williamsbh with be their
battery. Chi Bdi and Lota will prob
ably act as pitcher and catcher for
the Punahous. This game should be
a fast and exciting one. and the Pu-
nahous ought TO be able to make the
older men extend themselves. On
paper the Varsity team looks very
strong, but It remains to be seen how
they will stack up on the diamond.
Castle is playing first base. and is a
good man In that position. The line
up is as follows:
Punahous-Chi Bui, C; Lota, p:
Lowrey, 2b; Sing Chong. IS; Hoogs,
2b; Townsend. II; Will Desha (cap-
tain). CT; and David White, RI.
University Club - L. X. Arnold,
C; Williamson, p; ALI. Castle. 1b;
Abe Lewis 2b; Clarence Cooke. IS I;
r. e. steere. Oh; Babbitt, II; Dick
Cooke. CT; and WIN Roth, RI,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17
Five Mile Road
Race Run
To-day

The five-mi;e road race under the
auspices OF the Y. NJ. &. A. will be
run this afternoon. ana a start will
be maaI at O'Clock from the corner
of Alakea and Beretania streets. En-
tries close At 1905 sharp. and only
those VINO are members OF the Y. n.
e. A. and under eighteen years Of
age are allowed to compete. The
first prize iss a medal and has been
donated by DIR. Hand.
Eight entries are In SO far. and It
is thought that this number will be
increased by. men who will put in
their names 1t the starting post. The
runners who have already entered
are Harold Mott, Karl and Emil
Klemme. Caesar Silva, Alvin Silva,
Manuel Rpteilho, Herrick Brown,
and Fcnneth Long. 81 - 20 !f ''.
DR. Eand Sst ,ies that he. hopes the
race will be run In .about. SO min
utes; he does not wish to zee a heart
breaking run which might injure the
boys in any way, and trusts that ar
ever-steady gait will, be maintained
right through the run. ..'
~ Should this afternoons race be .
success - and there.seems no reason
(why II should. not - DR.. Hand will
bring OF a fiye,mile race at Kapio
iAni track while the Y. M. G. A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17
Full Marathon
Rules Now
Issued

The following are the rules to
govern the Marathon race tomorrow
These have been compiled from list
sent on from the Coast. which ar
rived In the mail Thursday.
Bach competitor shall present
himself at the league grounds not
later than noon on Sunday
Each competitor shall be pro-
vided with a medical certificate OF
fitness which he must present at the
number station before he is provided
with his numbers.
3-The number station will be I'M
der the tent In the center OF the
track. Each competitor will an
nounce his name in turn, present his
certificate. and receive two numbers
and four safety pins. These num-
bers must be pinned "squarely" on
the chest and back with pin at
each corner no that the numbers can
be plainly seen by the judges and
spectators.
Each competitor will be allow
ed two assistants. One assistant will
be permitted inside the center OF the
track and may follow his principal
and hand him refreshment at any
stage OF the race. provided that re-
freshment does not consist OF drugs.
The other assistant will be stationed
at the general Kokua stand, which
will be below the grandstand.
"a competitor may leave the
track at any time provided he does
so without assistance and may re-
turn at any time without assistance.
provided that he does not leave the
open grounds. Any competitor en-
tering the dressing-rooms during the
race will be Immediately disqualified.
6-only one assistant my handle
n competitor. That Is the assistant
who is stationed at the Kokua place.
He may rub down his principal and
may administer any kind Of refresh
ment provided that the latter does
not take the form OF any drug. Any
assistant who has hypodermic syr-
inse. or any restorative drug. except
straight smelling salts. will be i'm
mediately elected from the grounds
and his principal will be disquali-
fed.
| Amy runner who impedes or
Pumps into another runner will be
Immediately disqualified. II the as
lsistants or partisans OF any runner
Impede. obstruct, or bump into any
other runner, he will be Immediately
disqualified.
S-All competitors who present
themselves at the league grounds al
noon on Sunday. April IS. without
la doctors certificate. on application
at the number stand viii have their
entrance fee returned; but will not
be permitted to enter the race.
| Amy disqualification OF tn,
judges will not be made official unit
after the approval OF the referee
This decision win be absolutely fna
and any runner disqualified will un
lder. no circumstances be permitted
to return TO the track.
1o-Runners In passing other rur
ners at the turns must not force theil
opponents onto the rope. Any hust
ling or tough work at the turns will
reaIl for immediate disqualification
OF the offender.
1.-The prizes will be awarded
according to the list OF winners Civ
en- by the judges. Prizes will be dis
tributed at Il. o. Hall & Sons stor,
the day following the race. All thos,
who come In In the nrst ten will b,
expected to state. their preference,
for cash, medal. cup. or merchan
disc after the race to Mr.. Chas Bart
lett, clerk OF the course.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17
Two Ball Games
At Kap Park
Sunday

There will be two games Of the
Kapiolani League played OF tomor-
row. The first tussle will be between
the Hylands and Tokiwas, and will
start at 1880 sharp. Both teams
consider the result a foregone con-
clusion, and OF course each bunch
thinks they are 1T" when this
feeling is present there is always a
keen resulting match and there can
be no doubt that there will be fine
game tomorrow.
The second game will start at
$3.50, and will pc between the Ha-
walls and Reach teams. This also
promises to be great struggle, and
should be well worth watching. The
Kapiolani League ball games are at
tracing a lot Of attention, and as
the series progresses large crowds
will probably attend the different
games. The Reach team is thought
to have a .first-class chance Of win
ming out In the long run, but the
other teams are not to be denied a
say in the competition, and right
through the season there will be good
games. ..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17
Rush For Spoil
Treasure
StrOVe

IL was close on o'clock. and the
pale moon had about made up her
mind to set; lovers were scarce and
the doings of the Marathon runners
interested her not; so slowly she
1.-THE moonl dipped down beyond tho
saw as she was about midway gone?
Well, to tell the truth, that was Just
about what everybody in the vicinity
of the Waikiki Inn was specializing
about.
Wow! A school OF fish," yelled
one disciple OF lsaak Walton, who
imagined the world was simply Q
fish-pond manufactured for his espe-
cial benefit. And blanky big one.
too" he added. Rats" remarked a
friendly voice. ut is something
anoat." Visions OF cadavers stale
ones-loated over the think-tan<s Of
some of the bunch, and severai par
ties meandered OF Backwards. mo,
that is not a stiff" cried someone,
and then popular Honolulu dentist
electrified everyone by calling out,
1--WE seen ambergris before. and
that package out there looks very
like II to mel"
Everybody woke up with u start
even tired newspaperman always
looking for copy Joined In the rush
that set In Stewards. Delightful
thoughts took possession OF most Of
the bunch; what II II really were
ambergris! what sort OF time
would the fortunate finder have!
There must be at least $4,000 worth
in such large lump.
1t was a fine race along the beach
towards the Moana. and although
some of the Marathon features were
missing, some remarkable time was
put up by the momona brigade. One
would-be Jackson hit a buoy that
lies half-buried in the sand-and
loud and deep were his curses as he
again gathered up speed and dashed
into the water. Poor buoy! ~
! The dentist won by nostrtl. AMI
the engineer ran dead heat with
the scribe. The bank clerk-he Of
the buoy incident--flnished with the
rest OF the Inn boarders. all In .
bunch. ITS mine sure!" yelled the
Doctor as he grabbed for the treas
ure. Not by tugful; ! have
say in this layout" spluttered uht
newspaperman as he tried to get rio
of about gallon OF seawater
Whats your gamer" cried the en-
gineer. "Why, saw the crimson
thing first" The rest OF the board
ers watched the contest with batee
breath. Who would win? And
would the fortunate individual blow
himself and give the bunch a treat
At the instant Of the dentist claim
ing the prize something warned thu
rest of the bunch to only protcs
against the ownership of the trophy
and to allow the tooth-doctor to con
vey the coveted "ambergris" ashore
The Doc" shortly after touching thu
floating object, turned around In thu
water and remarked In tired voice
ITS yours. Bill; you saw 1t first.
Bill at once denied that he had seer
It at all-in fact, closing his eyes
he swore he could not see 1t evei
then.
| Urged nv the crowd OF M lama ella,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17

Coughs Up Carpet Tack.-Chardon
Co., April S.-Elton Parker, 6 years
old, son II Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Parker,
has coughed mp carpet tack that had
lain imbedded near his lung for three
years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17

1875 editorial room-260 susI
nsss otsos. Thsss ere The tsisphsRs
rumbs~s Of ths auiistin ofysos.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17

PILES CURED IN sT0 ~ DAYS.
PAzo OINTMENT l. gusrsnteed
to cure any ease of Itching, Blind.
Bleeding or Protnading Piles in to
~ days or money refunded.-Msde by
PARIS MEDICINE CO., Saint Louis.
Y. Sof A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-04-17
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PROGRAM

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. are sosd 70 send In q list Of .
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. tor. nvsnins Bulletin. Z
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. Apr. Is: League Grounds. Z
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-14


i It is said that there is skeleton
in every household. The skeleton is
locked up-put away in cupboard
and rarely seen. Only the people
inside the honse know Gifts existence
But the skeleton, nevertheless can
not long be concealed. 1t comes to
light some way or another. The
most common skeleton is poverty.
Poverty is a great secret, kept at
any pains by one half the world from
the other half. When there is moth
ing laid by-nothing saved to re-
Heve sickness when ltcomes- moth.
ing to alleviate the wants of old age,
then is the skeleton hidden away in
many cupboard. Wedo not value.
money for its own sake, and we
should be the last to encourage a.
misery desire to hoard among any
class, but we cannot help recogniz-
ing in money the means Of life, the.
means of comfort, the means of
health, the means efmaintaining an
honest independence. We would
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1909-05-14

the big hybrid hotels along the Yoke
hama bund, which neither the east nor
the west would own, which charge
Waldorf-Astoria prices for Oshkosh &C
commodations, where the tourists
hear the stories concerning mission
aries that are retailed around the
world as the first-hand knowledge of
those who have been on the scene and
really know. ......-,-- ....-. .....
The Devil and the Cannon.
A curious story illustrates the COM
posite character of this important city
md shows, not only the commingling
Of the old and the new here, but also
the chaotic state of the Japanese
mind at present with respect to reli-
gion. Upon Yokohama's famous bluff
a rich American has built an elaborate
home, which so greatly resembles a
Buddhist temple that the Japanese
were at first angry at what they
thought to be mockery. Fearing that
for this reason the building might be
burned, the insurance companies for a
long time declined to accept 1t as a
risk. ~
At one end of the gable-of this Curl
Gus structure is the grinning head of
huge wooden devil. A short dis
lance away from this particular home