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The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-10-22
AUTO SWEEPS
MAN OFF CAR
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pital for treatment. He was found to
have two bad cuts on his head and one
hand and his side was hurt.
The car was westbound and when
near Punchbowl was preparing to stop.
Bright was standing on the running
board on the right side of the car near
the motorman s platform, when Quinn IS
auto swung around to the mauka side
of the road, which is the wrong side
for vehicles eastbound. The auto
swerved in toward the car and came in
contact with the rail, tearing Bright
loose and throwing him to the street.
The car handrail was wrenched of, and
it was know that the autos right side
was damaged.
The street car came to stop and
persons riding on the car jumped off
and started after the auto, which they
claim was driven rapidly along Hotel
street toward Alapai, and they gave
up the chase. The witnesses were Jos.
Bly,, w. b. Crowder and j. G. Egort of
Fort Ruger. Another witness, who was
riding on the front seat, has told the
police that he saw the auto coming to-
ward the ear and suddenly swerve
across the track, passing in front of
the car to the wrong side of the street,
and then came the crash.
According to the police, Mr.. Quinn
is reported to have stated that his car
was standing under n big tree at the
time of the accident, and that he did
not know his machine was 80 close to
the car tracks
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-10-22
IMPORTANT LAND
DEAL ARRANGED
McBryde Sugar Company Agrees
to Exchange With the
Territory.
trrom Thursdays Advertiser,

What is one of the largest land deals
ever made between. the territorial gov
eminent and private corporation, and
what, at least, is the largest during the
present administration, was consummat'
ed yesterday in the filing of papers by
which almost $500 acres on Kauai
change hands.
While the exchange was practically
between the Territory and the McBryde
Sugar Company it was nominally be.
tween the Territory and E. H. Wode-
house, the latter, in deed filed just
previously, having been assigned all the
lands that figured in the matter to
avoid multiplicity of papers.
The McBryde company exchanges
1777.12 acres of land along the uplands
for the Territory's 1853 and three-guar-
ter acres of mallai lands, and the trans
fer results in the concentration of home.
stealing lands which will be of par.
ticular benefit to the Territory.
Water Supply Secured.
The greatest feature in the transac.
ton is the splendid water supply that
the Territory also gains for the home.
steads, the papers giving them the right
to draw one million gallons of water
every twentyfour hours from the Omao
and Wahiawa streams and the two
branches of the Laval stream. 1t is
this feature which raises the deal from
an ordinary exchange to the degree Of
Importance it really has.
The lands exchanged are situated in
the ahupuaas of Laval, Koloa, Wahi,
ava, Kalaheo and Hanapepe, and also
land in the Iii of Eleele and other
districts recently surveyed for roads by
order of the Kauai supervisors, which
will be opened as such.
The American Savings and Trust
Company of Hawaii figures in the trans.
action as trustee, it's consent to the con-
venience exchange between the Nc
| Bryde company and its treasurer being
necessary as the lands or part of them
are part security for a 100000 mort
gage.
School Sites Included.
Besides the greater benefits derived
by the Territory from this exchange
other minor, but still highly important
clauses, assure it other gain. School
sites at Eleele and Koloa are received
and one thousand gallons daily of fresh
mountain water has been provided for
that at Eleele. A reservoir also comes
with the Territory's new property.
All the improvements, crops and build
ings on the land at present can be
removed or harvested by the plantation
according to the agreements.
The government reserves 100-foot
strip along the shore for public pur-
poses. The lands which the sugar CON-
pany exchanges has been unfit for cane
while at the same time being unrivaled
for demonstrating purposes. On the
other hand, the land transferred by the
government is adaptable to cane and
useless for homesteading. Marston
Campbell last night apostrophied the
exchange in the most enthusiastic man
ner, stating that he considered it one
of the most beneficial deals ever con-
summated by the Territory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-10-22
supervisor Bill's Psst,

Supervisor Bill Ayletl's principal OPP
position 90 the agreement, 40 nearly ~
bic weird eluqnenee aud logic can be-
Interpreted, Nas that that company
agrsel % put ~ foI tho pse " tho
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-10-22
FOR A LAME BACK.

When you have pains or lameness In
the back battle the parts with Cham.
beilain's Pain Balm twice u day, mas,
saying with the palm Of the hand for
five minutes Rt eaeh application, Then
dampen piece Of flannel slightly with
this liniment and bind IL on over the
seat Of pain, For sale by all dealers,
henson, Smith a Co, Lit, agents for
Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-10-22
One Death Aboard.

On the way over, one of the Rus.
sian men died. He was buried at sea
Because Of the nature of the illness
the local marine hospital service ply
sicians held the Siberia at quarantine
yesterday morning for couple of
hours, until it was finally decided that
the man died of Inflammation of the
bowels.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-10-22

Several comey young women are
In the party and one in particular
was picked out by observers as nm un-
usual type She had ruddy checks
large, dark eyes aud her mnnnerisms
seemed TO bospeak her little beyond
the mere peasant class. What was also
considered unusual In peasant was
that she wore slippers with high French
heels
one little boy wore the picturesque
white flannel lOngskiried coat " the
ciTeasslan soldiery, with The fulod
pockets over each breast ATound his
snill was belt and Ia Il appeared tho
familiar looking dagger, With fancy
handle, HE high ClFeaisian cap was
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-10-22
CHILE TO SPEND
MILLIONS ON NAVY
(By Associated Press.)

SANTIAGO, Chile, October 22.-The
Chilean government has decided to ap.
propriate the sum of twenty million
dollars for the carrying out of the naval
program decided upon. The new vessels
for the Chilean navy will include one
or more of the latest model Dread.
thoughts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-10-22

The rooms 10 the Capitol occupied BY
the senate and Tho house OF TepIenepta'
liyeu are being cleaned aud renovated
Ia anticipation VI tho special sssslon,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-10-22

c. NJ. Lovsted, manager of the Homo.
lulu branch of the Gregg Company Ltd,
returns about the first of November.
Until his return Mr.. n. J. Schoenberg
will be in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03
Martin Pilots
AffliCtiOn To
Hard Victory
James x. Keene'S Mare, Heavily
Backed, Wins Saratoga Ham
dfcap, Mile and Quarter

SARATOGA, Aug. flames R.
Keene's Afiiction, played from Is to l
to 8 to ]. won the Saratoga handicap,
one mile and a quarter, at the opening
of the Saratoga meeting today. The
victory was anticipated on the betting
on the Keene flly, and under a hustling
ride by E. Martin she managed to stag
ger home winner. The handicap drew
out a poor lot of horses. Results:
First race. selling. six furlongs. '$4oO added
Tim Pippin s to ). won; Ruble, TO l, second
George ". Lebolt. to 1. third. Time, 1:1S 10.
second race. selling, steeplechase, about two
miles. S4oO added-Byzantine, to ], won;
Marksman. S to 3, second; Grandpa, IL to .,
third. Time 1882.
Third race the Flash stake. value S1,2OO. hve
and a half furlongs-Wsldo. 70 ,, won
Fauntleroy u to 1, second; Amelia jerks,
TO 1. third. Time. 1:07.
Fourth race, the Saratoga handicap. guarab-
teed cross value $4,000. one and quarter
miles[Afniction, 30 (Aisrtin), to l. won;
Kings Daughter l01 tTaplin), IS TO ,, second
ola mbsla II6 (Nicol). 4 to 1, third lime
sos Maltbie Bouquet, Lady Bedford, Petti-
coat finished as named. Kings Daughter ADDED
starter.
Fifth race. selling. $500 added. one mile.
Mazuma 8 TO !, won; lmltator. 10 l. seconu
RIaclzford to / third Time, 1:4O.
sixth race. $500 added, five and half fur
Iongs-Barleythorpe s TO D, won; Ben Loyal
TO i. second; Eddie Dugsn, to l. third.
Time. 1907 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03
Switch in the
Diamond Card
For the w eek
Tail Enders Meet Here While
Seals Are Playing on the
Portland Field

While the Seals are fighting 1t out
with the Beavers in Portland the local
fans must content themselves this week
with the tail enders, Oakland and YER
non, who will open a series of seven
games on the transbay diamond this
afternoon. Oakland has been out OF
the cellar for two weeks, and it figures
to take the series from the southerners
this time.
The Commuters will arrive from
Portland this morning and, apparently,
the team is in good shape, notwith-
standing the fact that Howard Murphy,
the best hitter in the lineup, was BAR
tered when he was needed most oak
land broke even with Portland, and
only the week before the same Port
land layout made a clean sweep OF the
six games with the champion Angels.
1t is likely that Nelson will be
worked against Vernon this afternoon.
The tall southpaw did not have to ex-
tend himself much during the last
week. Manager Reidy depending almost
entirely on Christian, Wigs and Ton
neson to keep the team up. Wlggs,
who was the whole noise in the nortn,
is due for good rest now and probably
will work only once this week.
The Vernon layout has suffered many
defeats lately, and the team looks TO
be very much shot to pieces. Even
Schaefer, the star pitcher, seems to be
unable to win game any more. The
best work Vernon has done during the
last month was to break even with
Sacramento two weeks ago, after the
Seals took it down the line Tor SIX
games out of seven.
If the Seals get away with the pres
ent series, or only break even, IL looks
as though they will breeze in with
the pennant. They are in bad shape
now with Captain Mohler and Tom Ten
nant out of the game, but after taking
six out of seven from a fighting team
like Sacramento they figure to at least
take three out of six from Portland.
Brownie Browning, the star pitcher
of the league and the man with Ii
consecutive victories to his credit, will
work this afternoon and Saturday. He
will be followed tomorrow by Slivers
Henley while Griffin and Eastley will
fill in between times, provided that
nobody is knocked out of the box dur
ing these intervals. Henley should be
in good shape after rest of 10 days.
Manager Dan Long returned yester-
day morning from a scouting trip ur
Martinez way, but he was empty hand
ed. He looked over several promising
young bushers. and he may book one
of them before the season ends. Long
has made up his mind to invade the
brush towns frequently from now on
He is so tickled with Meikle that he
expects to grab another just like him.
President Ewing will continue his
crusade against the gamblers this week
and he has enlisted the services of the
Oakland police to help him out across
the bay this afternoon. Gambling has
been carried on in the open at Oakland
in the past but Ewing hopes to break
up the ring for keeps within the next
1 two weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03
Collins Hurt
By Collapse
OF Motorcycle
Former President of San Fran
cisco Club Victim of Accident
During a Try0ut

The motorcycles races at Vallejo
Sunday came near resulting in fatal
accident. w. D. Collins. former presi-
dent of the San Francisco motorcycle
club. received an ugly fall which re-
suited in a compound fracture Of the
collar bone. Collins had hghtened his
machine by practically putting on
wooden rim bicycle wheels and was
trying out before the contest. When
going at high rate Of speed the wheel
collapsed and threw him. About year
ago Collins received disastrous fall
on the track at Concord, which came
very near killing him.
The races resulted in the three mile
single cylinder stock car event being
captured by E. e Stone. who also won
the five mile event with his single cyl
inder. The two cylinder FIVE mile stock
event was captured by Walter Dryer.
With the same machine he captured the
10 mile free for all. In a three mile
open handicap E E. Stone beat Heise.
the latter having to give 54 seconds,
starting from scratch.
Heise gave one mile exhibition ride
on his single cylinder Merkel. covering
the distance in 1:05 1-5, which estab-
lished a record for the Vallejo track
Heise had taken his racing machine to
Vallejo, expecting to get into fast
events. but before the contest began
the other racing machines had come to
grief and Heise was left alone in his
class being barred even from entering
the two cylinder with his single.
Besides the motorcycle races the
Gray Ghost a made over automobile.
which tried to perform at the meet OF
the Reliance club on the Emeryville
track, was in evidence and failed to
perform as it had previously done.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03
European Races

SANDOW PARK, Eng. Aug. 2.-The
Paddock 2 year old selling plate of $50
sovereigns, five furlongs, was won to-
day by Brod. II. p Whitneys Zella
filly was third.
The Holiday ? year old stake of 400
sovereigns, five furlongs, was won by
Mount Felix. Blue Blazes was second
and the Gorgon filly third. Among
the seven starters was H. P. Whitney's 5
Whiskbroom.
The Lubbock handicap of 200 sover-
eigns for year olds and up, five fur
longs, was won by viscount. Jack
Horner was second and Galleot third.
H. P. Whitney's Sixty IL was among
the seven starters.
RIPON, st. Wilfried, Eng, Aug. @
The Fisher Green year old plate of
100 sovereigns, six furlongs. was won
today by S. S. August Belmont's Ma
bob was among the 10 starters.
PARIS, Aug. Wv. X vanderbilt's 5
Defender ran third in the Prix vie
de Caen at Caen today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03

= man Snow ..-.........1 /
Nancy Royce, blk m. by Allerton
Bell Bird, b. m. by Jay Tine CMc-
uonald) .....-..........-.....2 3 z
lhnerguard, br. by Guardsman
NMurphy) -..-..................3 8 2 5
Mae Hart, ch. m. by Great Heart
La BOudie, b. m. by wiiask lsaun- ,'
Demarest, b. 6. by Ariel Highwood
Ahossl .-............... DIR.
'reat Medium, gr. j. by Great
Heart Marner) ).-...............7 8 Z DIR.
wood CMcMahon) Observation-Disclosures
Time-2:1l1s, 2flA, 2:1sM. 2:1o1s, 2:1sE.
second purse, $4,000, POS PAGERS:
Baron Whips, ch. G. by Baron Dillon
Hal Raven. b. m. by Hal B (snow}4 2
Governor Searles. b. h. by Lockheart INC
Giftline; b. g. by oniine Carter ........3 3
Arthur Jr., b. g. by Eugene Ross (Geers) 3 )
Rollins, b. g. by Delmarch (Loomis) ....6 Z G
Minnie NJ, ch. m. by Strongwood tHof
~ rime-2:osIl. 2:osa. 2:osI. .
Third purse. $1,000. 2:os trotters:
Lady Jones, blk. IN. by Captain Nc
Kinney (Murphy) ).............1 1 ]
Carlokin, b. h. by Mckinney Durfee). A / :
Genteel H, b. b. by Gambetta Wilkes
tSnoW) ---...--......--...-.2
San Francisco b. h. by zombro
tHodges) ..........-.....-.- ..3
Bracegirdle b. M by Toegantle tAIc-
NiaHq'r Time.a:ioH. 2:oaK. 2:ioi5 2,osa sls
Fourth purse, $1,000, 2:2O trotters:
Mary X, b. m. by Zombro (NicMahon) -
Dan J. b. g. by October (Colby) .........3 . :
w d. s.. ELI. g. by Mambrino King
Mabel J. ch. m. by Governor strathmore
TimeI2:i5& 2:i2A. 2:2o.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03

seem connuent While here that JefrleS
would agree to fight. as he believed
his rival would make the terms so ex-
acting as to make meeting between
the two impossible.
Can't Name Meeting Place
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Sam Berger,
manager for James ]. Jeffries, ex-
pressed considerable delight when in
formed that Jack Johnson had posted
$4,000 in Chicago today to bind a
match with Jeffries for the heavy
weight championship.
Well gues there will be a fight"
he said.
AS to a report that Johnson wants
Jeffries to agree to the time and place
for the match before the latter goes
abroad, Berger said:
How can Jeff name any meeting
place for the fight-particularly the
place-before a, bid has been received
from a promoter? We would like to
know where as well as Johnson, but
we are not mind readers.
IF Johnson means business" he
continued, "he should come here to
New York as soon as the bids for the
fight are in. We will look them over,
and anything that looks reasonably
good to both of us We will accept
jeff is dealing with Johnson and
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03

heat she did not even finish second.
The judges promptly declared off all
bets on the heat, which act defined their
opinion of the performance.
After that Hal Raven came second.
but she evidently had no speed. In
the early betting the mare was a top
heavy favorite over the field. The
judges were not at all satisfied that
they had done all the race justified, but
at the moment they were unable to
secure facts for any further action.
Snow, driver of Hal Raven, was
called into the stand after the race,
and the understanding is that a rigid
investigation of the whole affair is to
be made.
The 2:11 trot was believed to be a
good thing for Innerguard, big
brown gelding in the Murphy stable.
and before the start he was well
played at $25 to SIS for the field. But
when the word was given it did not
take long to demonstrate that Inner
guard had been classed rather too high
or else the track did not suit him. as
in none of the five heats trotted was
he a serious contender.
The 2:os trot, despite the absence of
The Harvester, proved an exceedingly
good contest of four heats between
Lady Jones and CarloKin.
To make up for being. shut-out with
BracegirdIe. Dick Mcmahon won the
2:2O pace with Mary K, but the mare
was not very good IN the third heat
making two breaks. Summary:
Purse. 81 ,o0o 2:11 trotters;
Peter Balta. blk. z. by the GuatOS-
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03
Fatal Bout an Exhibition
For Moving Pictures

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 2.-'It
was not prize fight or a boxing bout
but an exhibition for moving picture
machine" said Admiral Seaton Schroe-
der today in referring to the death OF
Hanson II. Foster, colored messmate
on board of the battleship Vermont
last night. A committee of officers
was appointed today to make an in
vestigation.
Those who saw the exhibition say
the glen went six rounds and then
as prearranged, Foster took the count
That was Friday evening. The next
morning the negro complained of pains
in his head. He died last night.
The autopsy revealed that Foster
died of cerebral hemorrhage caused by
blow or fall.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03
Black Posts Forfeit
To Fight Big jeff
Sam Berger Predicts That johnson Is Destined
Fo Be Severely Beaten

CHICAGO, Aug George johnson, today
posted $4,000 forfeit with local editor
put by James Jees preliminary championship ring
between Jees and the coored
ous es yesterday that
leaves for Europe time and place meeting
De drawn and other details Johnson ries
person before the Johnson night
Johnson will Toronto Wednesday, New
York where he Johnson did not
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03
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The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03
|. MOrehouse, Turfman, Dies
From HemOrrhage

OAKLAND. Aug. FL. Morehouse, a
turfman, formerly of the Murray &
Morehouse stables, dropped dead last
night at Warm Springs during severe
hemorrhage. He was 5s years old.
Morehouse left considerable fortune.
including a ranch in this county and a
large estate in Montana. He was for
many years a figure of prominence in
turf affairs, and in his racetrack career
owned some valuable horses. among
them Silver Bow and Monterey.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03
Blind PAGER S Race
To Be Investigated
Hal Ravens Poor Performance and With
drawal of The Harvester Disappointments
By III. T. WHITE
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

KALAMAZOO 2-The trotng meeting was
brilliantly
from the 21l which
decision The other well particularly
shower
dsappointments of Harvester
from the 2O8 the attack of
yesterday of blind PAGER
sparkling being the fastest
them she was
beaten the of which 2o8 in the opening
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03
coFFRoTH SECURES LICENSE

REDWOOD CITY, Aug. 2.-Promoter
Jim Coffroth came into his own again
today at the meeting of the supervisors,
when his Sunshine athletic club was
granted a license to conduct boxing
exhibitions within the county limits
for year. The application, which was
laid over from previous meeting, went
through on creased ways.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03
YACHTS START ON RACE

SAN PEDRO. Aug. I'm a light
scutherly breeze the yachts Nah Pc,
Mischief III. Columbia and Wasp of the
South Coast yacht club squadron, start
ed on the race at IL o'clock this morn
ing for the Brock & Feagan cup. The
destination of the race is San Diego.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03
Victoria Entries

at Oak Bay track:
First race. -four and half furlongs- Beilini.
10 2. won; Alder Gnlch. TO .. second; Third
Chance. 10 1. third. Time, :56 40
Second race, six furlongs-zck Abrams, 10
to 1. won; kelowna. even. second; Rama, to
l. third Time. 1.16 4-5.
Third race. six furlongs-ornate, u to ),
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03

the public in good faith He only
wants what is fair and right. any
other champion-and .Jeffries is the
real champion-would have demanded
80 per cent of the gate or purse, but ne
is good enough to say that Johnson
shall have losers end. No. 1 won't
say how much Johnson's share will be,
but it will repay him for training ex-
penses, even-well. even if it does not
for the beating he will surely get"
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03

won: Chaplet to 5, second; Toby. to 1,
third. Time I:1e 3-5.
Fourth race, one and sixteenth miles-Cap-
tain Burnett TO l. won: Redwood H. 4 TO 1.
second; Mill Song. to D third. Time, :49 1-5.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Belle of lroquois.
to l, won; Auburndale. 4 to s. second; Sue
ceed. to l, third. Time, 1:O1 35.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Sam McGibben.
to 2. won; Translucent. to 3, second; Mitre,
3 to o. third Time. 1:29 80.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03
MANY oARsMEN TO COMPETE

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-The executive
committee of the National Association
of Amateur Oarsmen has completed
final arrangements at meeting here
for the seventh annual regatta, which
is to be held on the Detroit river Fri
day and Saturday of this week The
entry list includes IS crews from boat
clubs in various parts of this country
and Canada
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03
BAGS FIRST BUCK
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

PALO ALTO, Aug. 2.-Dan O,Taarv
of this city has gained the distinction
of bagging the first buck this side of
the range summit. O'Leary brouebt
down the deer yesterday. which
weighed 159 pounds dressed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-03
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION cAMrs

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