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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-17
AXE FOR THIRD
DEGREE OFFICER
DETECTIVE MEDEIROs WILL LOSE
POSITION AS RESULT OF INVEs-
TIGATION OF ROSA CASE

Detective Medeiros of the police &c
partment will leave the force. as tne
result of the third degree actions TO
which he submitted the Rosa hoy.
charged with burglary The report
made by the special committee of the
Board of Supervisors last night was
read this morning by Sheriff Jarrett
who stated that Medeiros would have
to go The Sheriff stated that there
was no doubt in his mind in regard
TO the Rosa boys guilt for he had con-
1essed to number of incidents in the
turner robbery which could not have
been suggested to him by an outsider
The special committees report saws:
Your committee on Police Depart
ment to which was referred the matter
or investigating the methods EMPLOYED
by the former Chief of Detectives IN
extorting confession from one Joe Rosa
minor, in regard to his completely in
certain burglaries committed in the Ma
kikt section of the city would respect
1ully report that your committee has
Rad several meetings where interested
parties were summoned to testify.
Your committee is informed that the
said minor was, in the first instance,
taken in the Office of the Chief of De-
tectiVes and in the presence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lutted was infinitely examined by
him as to his completely in the rob-
berries the community is aware of. We
learned from Mr.. ]. Kalakiela, the for
mer chief of detectives, that in ques-
tiOning the said youth he made no
threatening language nor ill-treated
him in any manner. That after his ex-
animation, Joe Rosa, the minor. was
committed by the chief to Medeiros and
Pierce, members Of the detective force
for further investigation.
The testimony of Mr.. Kalakiela is
borne out by that of Mr.. and Mrs. Lut-
ted and substantiated by Joe Rosa HIM
self, the principal in this affair.
Your committee further finds that in
the examination which was he'd later
Mr.. Kalakiela was not present That
Hedeiros and Pierce did the question
Rg-using threatening language and
roughly handled the youth in question.
This is borne out in the testimony or
the youth himself. The matter of III
limitation and rough handling on the
part Of the detectives above named is
however absolutely denied and contra,
dicted by them in toto.
Your committee would respectfully
submit the foregoing findinr to your
Honorable Board and would ,a f. ~
you to draw your own conc
lative to the alleged ill-treat.Heu. ut
the party in question.
In conclusion, we would state that
after an impartial investigation and
after careful review of the acts con-
nected in the case and the circum-
stances surrounding the same, it Is the
sense of the committee and herewith re-
commend to the board that Medeiros
one of the detectives above quoted, pc
dismissed from service; and in so far
as relates to Pierce, the other detective
above noted, your committee could
make no recommendation as he has al
ready resigned from service.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-17
New Advertisements
Draft Lost.

Draft No. S476 for $4S75 drawn in
favor Of Eva Plantation Co. has been
lost and payment stopped. All per-
sons are warned against negotiating
same.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-17
A. c. McKeever, pastor.

A. G. McKeever, pastor.
9:45 Bible School. Lesso, THE Con-
version of SAUL" Acts 8: 1-12N
$50 Y. P. S. G. E. Subject, Why
We Observe Lords Day.
IL a. M sermon. Subject, Love that
Casts out Fear"
1880 Sermon. Subject, Confession. "
We welcome all to our services.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-17
OPEN LETTER.

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-17

and four members TO be appointed by
the President of the Senate, be au-
thorized to assist in his entertain
ment"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-17

Bull turned back thin
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-17
OF enthusiasm

of enthusiasm.
Pals is the matinee Dim today and
Beacon Lights win have its las. per
Iorman"e touisbt on next Monday
and Tuesday nights the bin is aThe
Two Orphans the great scenic and
costume play
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-04-17
THE SENATE
Continued from Page one)

nolulu on Friday, April 2Srd, 1909,
and it is desirable that he should be
shown the courtesy that his high po-
sition demands, therefore be it
Resolved that a Committee COM
sisting Of the President of the Senate
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
INDOOR BASEBALL GAME
WITH BESSEMER ARRANGED

After Z numerous exchange OF tele-
grams, rather than call of the indoor
baseball game scheduled between a
picked team from the local Y. NJ. C. A.
players with a team representing Bes-
semer at that place tomorrow night.
s. K. Hening yesterday morning wired
Bessemer that they would play the
game taking tn mere gate receipts
Tor a garauntee of expenses.
The game was booked by Mr.. Hen
ing with Bessemer sometime ago for
| Monday evening. Bessemer agreeing to
give the local team $25 for expenses
besides entertainment Friday Mr..
semer calling of the game because they
| didn't think they could make expenses
| Rather than disappoint the local Y. NJ
| C. A. team Mr.. Hening agreed to take
The local players will now have to
| put up something out of their own
| pockets to pay expenses.
The local team will leave this city
at o'clock Monday morning and az
ham, they Will go to Bessemer in time
| to play the game, A large number OF
| rooters will also accompany the team
Mr.. Hening has picked the following
Allen, catcher: ]. stratford. pitcher;
Clapp. hrst base; NJ. Marcus, second
| base; Johnson, third base; ]. Marcus
| and A. Marcus short stops: Harry
Marcus and Browder, feiders.
Monday evening, the regular schedul-
ed Indoor baseball games will be post
poned until Wednesday evening. The
teams which will play Wednesday are
Birmingham vs.. Montgomery. and Tus-
The volley ball games scheduled for
Monday will be played just the same,
although Mr.. Hening will be absent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
Climbers Pitchers IN
Hard Luck.
BILL SMITH IN DEAD
EARNEST ABOUT LEAD
johns Was Up Against It b the
First Game
crsckers Put Up Erroriess Support
and Darins Base Rsanias In Bofh
Contests--series with
NASHVILLE Next.

There 10 no question Of the fact
that Billy Smith ane the Atlanta
bunch are in earnest about keeping the
top Of the heap. They cleaned up q
double header with the Climbers yes
terday, nosing them out In the first
AFFAIR by q score Of 8 to Z. and trim
ming them In the last one by score
OF 8 to I.
Errors were responsible for the loss
Of both games. While Guese was hit
pretty hard in the first game. yet ne
would have won but for the 1--WE errors
behind him. Only Ave hits were made
or Lively in the second game, but err
rors lost II for him. Atlanta gave
Johns erroriess support. and the oar
ing base running Of the Crackers oiq
lots toward las, ling both games.
Atlanta nearly lost the hrst 70 the
visitors because Of an alteration Pc
tween Pitcher Johns and Umpire
OBrien in the fifth inning.
o,Brten called Persons safe at the
plate. when Johns disputed the decis-
Ion, and ran towards OBrien who waV,
ed him to keep away. Johns ignoreo
the signal and O'Briens ordered MIN
from the game. Johns threw the Dali
On the ground. II rolled several yards
from the plate and Kerwin, who was
on second. scored. OBrien allowea
the run to count and was Missed pS
the crowd. Score;
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
SWEEP IS BEATEN
Love Tie RIMS Second and the Fine
Keene Horse Could Net Do Ret
ter Than To
show.

sheepshead Bay. July SIS. C. Hill
dreth's Dalmatian. quoted at to 1,
won the Great Trial Stakes. six fur
feating a high class f1eld OF youngsters,
including ]. r. Keene's hitherto un-
beaten Sweep.
Sweep broke in front at the start and
was at once Joined by Love Tie. These
two ran heads apart until the turn
into the main track. Here Scoville
drew his whip on Sweep to make the
colt keep up but to no purpose, for
Love Tie drew away only to be caught
In a hard drive the Hildreth COLT won
by a nose with Love Tie five leng ths
before Sweep.
nounced today the license of Trainer
r w. Coulter and Jockey G. Lynch
were revoked, and all entries were re-
fused, as a result of the improvement
Of the horse Beauclaire yesterday.
RacIng Dates.
Sheepshead Bay, July S-The Jockey
C1uh announced today the racing dates
for the fall meetings.
All tracks have. been assigned dates
except Brighton Beach. The dates run
from August so to November Is.
Following is the schedule:
Coney Island Jockey Club. Aukust
o. srookfyn Jockey Club. September
West Chester Jockey Club. septem.
her 2s TO October IL
metropolitan Jockey Club, October 10
% queens T1 county Jockey club. Novsm-
bar Q to IL.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
YALE TAKES
THIRD GAME
Gets Honors IN College
Series.
ENTHUSIASM IS RAMPANT
Pitcher Van Weck Is Borne from
Field.
Harvard Sees All Of ITS Hopes Fsas
Away IN Tenth Inning-Greaa
Crowd at Polo Grounds.

New York. July Sin q rousing ten
innings Yale defeated Harvard today
in q hotly contested game which car
ried with 1t the honors of college base
ball supremacy for 1908.
The score was Ave to two ana when
the last Harvard player had knocked .
high fly to the outfeld there was .
hurricane of cheers from the 10000
spectators At the Polo Grounds aud =
rush Of students to carry OF triunph-
antly on their shoulders Van Week,
the Yale pitcher and right fielder who
turned the tide toward victory In the
eighth inning with q home run to the
back fence and snuffed out Harvard
hopes OF scoring In the same inning
by two dazzling catches.
Yale and Harvard had each won .
game and today's contest was to de-
eide the winner. Yale made it's grand
finish In the tenth inning. A slash
Ing drive by Murphy. a bobble of JEFF
Persons grass cutter. a moment OF un-
steadiness by pitcher Hicks In which
he made wild pitch, bringing in a
run. followed gy d glazing error by
Mclaughlin which let two runs more
over the plate ended Haryard's hopes
OF victory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
WHERE THEY WILL PLAY
ON THE GLORIOUS FOURTH

On Monday, the Ath of July, games
will be played in the Southern, Ma
nional and American Leagues. only
lone game in each town being sched-
i nled In the American Association and
fSouth Atlantic
Down here the holiday games will
be: Montgomery at Nashville, New
Orleans at Mobile, Birmingham at At
lanta and Little Rock in Memphis In
the National the games are: Cincin-
natl at PittsDurg, st. Louis at Chicago,
New York at Philadelphia, Boston at
brooklyn. In the American they are:
Detroit at st. Louis, Chicago at Cleve-
j1and, Philadelphia at New York, WASH
angton at Boston
As q general rule there are always
q lot OF surprises in these 4th of July
double bills. and the standings in the
three leagues mentioned above are IL
able to be badly shaken up. Jack Hig-
gins will play the morning game at
his matinee hall In the city. but the
afternoon game will be given at the
Pickett Springs Casino, and. that the
! atre promises to be pretty we'll filled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
international Athletics.

London. July 3.--Tha amateur athletic
championship meeting held at Stamford
Bridge today was international in character
as the entries included athletes from Amer
lea, Canada, South Africa and the continent
The attendance was large. NJ. j. Cartmell OF
the university or pennsylvania won his heat
in the hundred yards dash. but in the final
he succumbed to r. 2. Walker, the Olym-
pie champion. who beat him by one foot
Robert Kerr. the Canadian runner was
third Walkers best time was ten seconds
fiat.
Cartmell. however. had his revenge in the
220 yard dash. He beat Kerr By three
yards in this event in % seconds fiat Haley
of the Hernehill Harriers was third The
performances today generally were mediocre
and no records were broken.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04

Themasten. July 3-(Specia)-Three
games of ball we're played here today
between Selma and Thomaston's sec
ond nine A great deal of grumblins
was INDUCED in by both sides. No
sensational plays were made The
batteries for Selma were Wood and
Thomas, for Thomaston Pickens and
Jack Thomas.
The score in the first game was,
eleven to eight in favor of Thomaston:
the second seven to four in favor OF
selma, the third fourteen to nought
In favor Of Thomaston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04

summary--Innings pitched, by Johns,
4 -. Rorers i-2: Atkins 4. Bases on
balls. on Johns 9; Atkins l; Guese y.
struck out, by Johns III Eogers1HS; =. a. :,
-kins .. stolen bases. ks sscr,f,c sI hits.
Kerwin McMurray Smith 2, Daley.
GreminRer. Hit by pitcher. rogers
lGreminger and Daley. by 0uese'
fWalker). Two-base hits. Baytess;
Time. 2 hours. Umpires o'srien anu
f'uuue second Game
Notwithstanding the fact that har-
old Johns had been UP against II IN
the frst game. Billy Smith sent nina
right back in the second ano only
seven hits were made on him. They
were punched only in the hfth inning,
+oSether only in the first inning, but
he hit a batter and walked one. Al
tbat univ two runs should have scored
A couple Of wild throws let In the
otH Is, ,,,,ssS heat out a hit to Rocky in
the frst and whiteman made q horri-
He throw when McMurray bunted !:
Rayless scored and McMurray Went
to third, scoring on SID Smitn
drive to left: Moran walRe G ami S Ser
lively then fiIed the bags when he
hi Newton. Rohn hit to second ana
smith scored on Rocky's wild throw 10
the plate Moran scored on walker
fiy to DAILY. leaving 1t 4 to o.
Moran hit to short in the third and
was safe on Osteen's wild throw TO
Greminger Jordon sacrificed him, ana
Rohn's drive to center scored him. ma
ki Tgya Il . started to the nfth with a two
Dagger, going to third on Persons hit
10 Jordon, and scoring on Whiteman's
drive to left, leaving II to i. the way
It closed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04

Iawiey, Ala. July Especial. i'm
q double header ball game today Law
ley defeated Brent both times. scores
and and and 1.
batteries, first game - Lawley.
Iangston and Edmondson; Brent. Mid
diehrooks and Middlebrooks
Secon game, Lawley, Lawrence and
Edmondson: Brent. Mlddlebrooks and
MiddIebrooks
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
warn. TeIephone company.

Indianapolin. July 3.-Governor Mar
shall has written q letter to the Cum
berland Telegraph and Telephone Com
pariy, advising II that unless its serv-
Ice TO a pool room which the Governor
IL Informed Is being operated on its
lines at Jacksonville by Louisville
gamblers. is discontinued. 1T will be
prosecuted for conniving at gambling.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04

Seattle, wash. July s.--Ffre which
broke out In a three-story frame room
ing house at 46s Terrace street. de-
stroyed the building and two adjoining
structures. Three firemen. imprisoned
under falling walls. were rescued with
dificulty. badly hurt One man UNI
Identified is dead and several others are
missing. Ae WA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04

Portsmouth. N. H.. July 3.-It was
announced here today that Captain
Frank A.. Wilmer. now In command of
the armored cruiser Pennsylvania will
succeed Rear Admiral Edwin X. Moore
az eommandant Of the local navy yard.
The present eommandant retired July
a..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
Dawson kills Rhinoceroa.

Naivasha. British East Africa. July
s.-Captain Richard Dawson. OF the
Coldstream Guards, shot recently q
large white rhinoeeros near Koha. In
the Sotlk district. This district Is
where the Roosevelt expedition Is
hunting in the hope Of securing one OF
these rare animalA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
VIII Go In Training for Fight with
KefcheI

Chicago. July SACK Johnson has
returned to the city and will depart
next week for Cedar Lake. Ind. where
he win train for his battle with the
middlsweight champion, Stanley Ketch-
ell. Co pc held In Colma. Cal. in octo-
ber
Johnson has rented a cottage at Ce-
dar Lake and intends to do road work
and row a bit. He believes this will
tend to reduce his weight; that when
he goes west about a month before the
night he will not have to do much hard
training.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
SPORTOGRAMS
BY Grantland Rice.

Independence Day.
Hear ye''-the orators or ate,
This Noble day celeb cate.
When all are equal--all are free
From peak to peak and sea to sea
When rank oppression's reign IL DER
And we blighted slaves no more
So come. now. with hip hoo-ray
For glorious Independence Day"
The runner slid to second base,
But three feet from the waiting sack
The baseman stepped upon HE face
And gently tagged him on the back;
Hes SAFE. the umpire yelled. and when
The basernan made some free remark.
The umpire only aned him 'ten"
And chased that lobster from the park
I'm going to the game my deaf"
Bill Jones announced unto his wife,
VINO quickly caught him by the ear
As she remarked, Not your life
You stay home with the kids you dub.
You've got no time TO waste that way.
I'm headed for the Browning Club
Where We are booked fer Bridge TODAY"
NE
The Senator arose to speak
a. Upon this glorious day when we
Are link ed from lowland unto peak.
In Freedom and Equality
When Aidrtch yelled sit down. you dub. 'tt
:. And In the presence ofgthem all
3tan up and soaked him W 18th q club.
And kicked him swiftly from the hall
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
Yale Beats Harvard
MEMPHIS HANDS GULLs NEAT
SHUT OUT.
BabbIerp Plsy In Fine Form, shovvsns
ErrorSess Support H sehwesek,
WhsN Allowed Dut Two short
Hifn.

mi Memphis; Tenn. July s- ,, , The
today and played snappy ball. Just
the reverse was true OF the visitors.
and the game developed into farce.
home team. Schwenck permitted but
two hits and his team mates played
errorless ball For Mobile. Hickman
are credited to others Of the team.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MT, McMurTay.
Two base hits. Pope. Lively. Struck
halls. of Johns, /; of I.-ely, q Hit by
pitcher, by Lively (Newton.) Game
called by agreement. Time, 1920. Um-
pires, Rudderham and O'Brien.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04

Summary-Struck out by Perdue, g.;
by Dickson. Q. Bases on balls, Oft
Perdue, /. Sacrifice hits, Bowen.
plays, Bowen TO McGilvray. Time
1:47. Umpire Fitzsimmons ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
BIRDS LOSE FIRST
TRAVELLERS WIN FROM NEW on
LEANS THROUGH ERRORS.
milton weakened In Ninth, AI1owfng
Two Tables and Preventing Little
Rock from Scoring
ahutOut.

New Orleans July s.-Errors BY the
local team lost the nrst game Of the
series today TO Little Rock, the visitors
getting two hits and scoring four runs
the ninth and three hits by the home
team Melted two runs, Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
STOPS BALL GAMES TO
PLEASE MOTHER-IN-LAW

cartersvilie. Ca. July s.-Becauss his
mother-in-law. who lives with him, threat
ems TO move unless boys OF the town quit
playing baseball on a vacant lot adjoining
his home, j. r. Parsons has secured an IN.
junction against the Georgia Realty Compa-
ny. OF Atlanta. owner of the lot. and the
Gresham Stars.'' q local ball team stoppinK
the games. Parsons had appealed to the
town council before going into court
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04

Summary-Sscrifics hits. Sabris,
Babb. 3LesEy. stolen bases Bsss-
Passed balls, Neighbors. 2. VIII
pitch, schwenck. Struck out, by
Hickman, 8. Bases on balls. Hickman
Q; Schwenck. 2. Time 1:4s- Umpire
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Boston. July 3--Boston took two
games from Washington today. the hrst
6 to ! and the second to l.. Hard
hitting gave Boston the victory In the
first game after Woolton had been ta-
ken from the box because Of wildness.
Arreianes allowed the visitors four
hits In the second game. and the locals
won by hitting Altrock hard.
wilmington ' .... ooe ooa ioi--s 10 !
H1ssen iSS aoa .a lS's s,vs.t
Woolton. Ryan. Arrelanes and Carrt-
gan and H Donohue. Time. 2 hourn.
Empires. Perrine and o'Loughlin.
w ssRfn; sssona sa% oSo 100 ooo-i
Boston .......... ooi iii los IL
Batteries-- Altrock. Groom. Gray and
Street; Arrelanes and II Donohue. Time,
1:4z. Umiires. o'Loughiin and Perrina.
Detroit Dreps One.
Cleveland. O.. July 2-Cleyeland de-
feated Detroit 10. today Mullln
frst time this year Works. who suc-
ceeded him. was effeative. Easteriy'a
errors saved Detroit a shut out
ci sSeTs az innings; o,o esooo.s = 3 =
Detroit ........... 100 900 0o0--i O.
Batteries-Young and Easteriyi Null
In. works and schmidt; Time. l;2e.
Umpires. Connolly and Hurst
Ht Philadelphia Takes 1--WE.
New York. July 3--PhiladelphiA
twice outplayed the locals today and
captured q double-header by scores OF
5 to 2 and to Q. In the frat game
New York probably would have heen
shut oct II Davis had not dropped
LAyingstone's throw In the fourth In
the second game Cpombs was irwin
chile with men on bases ana easily
BANKED the New York team.
RHE.
Philadelphia :. 100 tot oo2--s 10
New York -. 900 200 0o0--2 81
Ratteries--Morgan and Livingstone;
WARRIOR and Sweeney. Time 1:kS.
Second game
Philadelphia ...o21 Ill o10-7 Is
New York :. 200 900 1000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and ThomaM:
Manning, Quinn and Sweeney. Time
1856. Empires Sheridan and KERN
81. Louis Takes Last.
Chicago, July 3.-St. Louis made II
four victories out Of 1--WE games by de-
feating Chicago to In the last OF
the series today Dineen held Chicago
to two hits and they never had
chance to score. smith strained his
back in the nrst inning and retired.
Reilly. the Chicago recruit continued
his star work In the aeid. Score:
Chicago 49,. 200 90 ooo---o
st. Louis 80. .010 600 120--4 10
Batteries-Smith. Burns, Scott and
Payne; Dineen and Criger. Time.
/ 80. Umpire Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-04

Houston, /; Galveston, II
Dallas. 9; Shreveport. 4.
San Antonio, 3, Waco, 8.
Fort Worth s-si Oklahoma City Tea