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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
new ORDER SUITS
MARE island YARD
Change in Clerical Expenses Will
Enable Plant to Meet
Competition
Especial Dispatch TO The Call


VALLEJO, May 25.-It was learned at
Mare island late this afternoon that
Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus, COM
mandant of the local station, had re-
ceived orders from the navy depart
ment at Washington TO the effect that
in the future Paymaster Collins, the ac-
counting oficer. will discontinue the
charging of clerical expenses to yard
work, on the ground that congress ap-
propriates the. pay for the clerks en-
ployed at the yard. This order means a
great deal to Mare island, for 1t is be-
lieved to be the first step by the navy
department toward doing away with
overhead charges.
The yard officials declare that the
new order win mean a great reduction
in the bid of the local station for the
construction of one of the Pacific fleet
of golfers. for which congress has ap-
propriated $1,000,000 each.
The officers also believe that the de-
partment will also hereafter eliminate
their salaries from being charged to the
yard work. If this Is done IL will be
the means of making another big re-
duction and viii doubtless put Mare
island in a position to meet all COM
petitors.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
BAIL TO BE
FURNISHED
TODAY
When Indictments Are Returned
Wholesalers Lawyer Appears
With Bonding Agent
GRAND JURY TO KEEP
ON WITH INVESTIGATION
Other Companies and Men to
Come in for Rigid Inyestiga-
ton as to Acts
EACH DEFENDANT MUST
FURNISH BOND OF sl.008
EACH DEFENDANT MUST
FURNISH BOND OF S1,0O8
TWENTY MEMBERS OF
FISH TRUST INDICTED

The indicted members of the
fish trust are:
Western fish company:
WILLIAM o. WEIssTCH, Presf-
dent.
ANTONIO TRAPANT. Manager.
SALVATORE TARANTINo, As
sistant Manaxer.
WILLIAM H. MACK, secre.-
fary.
ARAsIMO ENEA. Manager OF
the Oakland branch.
GEORGE MAGGIO. Assistant to
Enea.
FRANK e BOOTH, Director.
Pdlddini fish company:
ACHILLE PALADINT, Owner
and Manager.
American fish and oyster COM
pdnp:
FRANCISCO BELLANrI. Msu-
aEer.
PIETRO ALTOTO, Manager OF
the Oakland branch.
International fsh company:
GIUSEPPE ALIorO. Manaxen
GIACOMO MACHI, Partner.
ROSARIO VILLA. Partner.
California fish company:
DOMENToO CERECHINo, Man
ager.
GIOVANNI n. INGUGLIA, Man
ager OF the Oakland branch.
JOHN e. KEssTNG, Partner.
HENRY RITTORE, Partner.
Mem San Francisco fish COM
pdnp:
EMILIO BOHZONE. Manager.
IUSEPPE PARTINICO. A.
sistant Manager.
SALVATORE DENTICI, PART
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
.COBURN WANTED
WOMAN Married
Manager Testifies Of Offer Con-
tingent on Wedding With
Employers House Keeper
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

REDWOOD CITY, May 25.-Edward
F. Gayetty, manager of Loren Coburns
warehouse, wharf and grain chute al
Pigeon point, sprang surprise in the
superior court today when hc declared
that his 81 year old employer once
offered him $4,000 to marry Miss ST.
tara S, Upton. whom the multimillion-
aire octogenarian afterward married
himself.
+ Gayetty, who for years has been a
widower, testified that he went to Loren
Coburn's home near Pescadero one
night and, in the presence of the old
man, asked Miss Upton for her hand
The woman asked time to consider the
matter and Gayetty told her to take ii
under advisement
Afterward. when Miss Upton had left
the room, Loren Coburn. who had over
heard the proposal. told Gayetty that
he would give him $4,000 to marry the
house keeper. Gayetty told his employer
that he was only Joking and didn't want
to marry her. He asked Coburn why
he didn't marry her
'iHe said that he didn't want TO wed
the whole family said Gayetty.
Gayetty testified that when Jahiel
Coburn, Lorens brother, was thought
TO be dying, he went to the house and
notified Loren and Miss Upton. The
house keeper told her employer that il
he went to see his sick brother she
would never let him enter the house
again. Loren Coburn didn't leave the
house to see his brother
The cross examination of Carl Coburn
was finished today. The case probably
will go to the court at the end of next
week
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
STOCK OF RAILROAD
MAY BE QUADRUPLED
Mare Island and Northern Like
ly to Hasten Construction
Especial Dispatch to The Call

IOPectdt DtspdIch 10 ne Coll
VALLEJO. May 25.-That the pro-
posed Mare Island & Northern electric
railroad intends to begin building op-
erations at once was made evident to-
day at a meeting of the directors of
the corporation held IN this city
The principal business transacted
was the unanimous passage of reso-
luton in calling for a special meeting
OF the stock holders of the company
to be held in this city July 2S for the
purpose of deciding upon an increase
IN the capital stock of the company
from $4,000, 900 to $f0.0OO,000.
According to the statements made by
several Of the directors today, Ii would
appear only matter of a few weeks
until the task of grading for the road
bed is commenced.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
TOWN TRUSTEE BEATS
THE FAIRFIELD EDITOR
Attack Follows Refusal to With.
draw Criticism
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

lSpcctdl Dispatch TO he Call
VALLEJO, May 25.-solano county
politicians and citizens in general are
discussing a lively row which oc-
Cured in Fairfield few. days ago, be-
tween City Trustee B. Flatly of that
town and Editor J. Nj. Fix of the En-
terprise, the only newspaper printed
at the county seat.
In last weeks issue Fix grilled the
town officials. Flatly in particular,
criticising the latter's conduct of muni-
cipal affairs.
Flatly met Fix and demanded re-
traction of the statements in the edi-
toriai, but Fix refused Then, accord
ing to witnesses, the town trustee gave
the editor a. beating.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
DELEGATES NAMED FOR
COMMITTEE MEETING
Especial Dispatch to The Call

I1FcrtuI Il'SFuscIt to ! He NutI
SACRAMENTO, May 25.-The follow
ing delegates have been appointed by
the Sacramento Valley development as
ISOLATION TO the counties committee
meeting of the California development
board 10 be held at Grass Valley and
Nevada City June 4: Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Walton, Yuba City; Thomas Clark, How
ard Plummer, George w. Clark, Bar
rington Gould. PlacerviIle; Grant Hill.
superintendent Union mine. El Dorado;
Frank Morton, Harold T.. Powers. Au-
burn; Captain Hooper. d. Falconer. Col
fax; Doctor Schnabel, Newcastle; John
Geisendorfer, Weimar; z. Fallon, Dutch
Flat
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
SAFE R0BBER SENTENCED
TO SEVENTEEN YEARS
Boy Employed as Lookout Re-
leased on Probation
ESPECIAL Di,pdtch 10 The Call

MODESTO. May 25.-Charles Lewis,
convicted OF blowing up and robbing
two safes in this county. was sentenced
today to II years Imprisonment at San
Quentin.
Lewis was identified al "Ohio Danny
a notorious burglar, who has operated
in all parts Of the country.
II. v. Fair. the Is year old boy who
acted as lookout for the gang and who
testified against Lewis, has been re-
leased on probation.
Three other members of the gang are
in jail at Bakersfield, charged with rob-
bing the postoffice at Oil Center, Kern
county.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
FORMER NAVY YARD
FOREMAN is BURIED
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

VALLEJO, May 25.-The remains of
the late John @. Adams, who died in
San Francisco Tuesday, arrived here
today. The funeral was held az ,
o'clock from the Masonic hall, under the
auspices of Solano lodge No 229. r. a
A NJ, of which the decedent had lonr
been a member. Adams. who was
~ years old, made his home in yalleio
for many years and was for long
period foreman laborer at the Mare
island navy yard
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
COMPANY ORGANIZED
BY VALLEJO MEN
New $751; 900 Corporation to Ham
die Real Estate
Special Dispatch TO The Call

VALLEJO, May 25.-Five business
and professional men of this city have
organized the Independent land COM
pany of Vallejo, with capital stock
of $25, 900.
The company. which is formed for
the purpose of handling realty, has
purchased big tract of land in San
Francisco
The incorporators and directors are
George E. Bangle, I. Dannenbaum, At
torney L. G.. Harrier, Samuel Hirst and
S. M. Levee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
Bonding Agent Present

Madden said he was only suggest
ing. He then introduced Joy Lich-
tenstein, agent for the American
bonding company. who was to ar
range for the bail of the defendants,
including the New San Francisco
company. which was represented in
court by Attorney Walter Thompson
The wholesale FISH firms. involved
are the Western, PaIadini, American
FISH and oyster, international. Cali
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
MINE OWNER BUYS
LAND FOR HUNTING
Deforest Place to Be Private Re-
serve for Wingfield
IS...:.I n:A~.eL a. TIL. CzI7

SUSANvILLE, May 25.-George Wing
field, millionaire mine owner of Ne
vada. has concluded the purchase of
the Clinton Deforest place on the
Janesville-Susanville road, seven miles
above here.
1t is announced that he will stock the
place as a private preserve
Contracts have been let for the build
ings and an electric lighting system
will be installed and paths constructed
over the mountains and through tba
ravines. so that hunting and fishing
will be made easy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
THE fish trust is indicted.

THE fish trust is indicted.
A true bill, charging that 20
wholesale 6shmen had unlaw-
fully conspired to limit production.
fix standard price and prevent COM
petition in the fish business was fled
by the grand jury with Presiding
Judge Van Nostrand of the superior
court at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Bail, set at $1,000 bonds or $500 cash.
will be furnished by each of the de-
PENDANTS this morning.
The grand jury gathered in its
rooms in the Hewes building shortly
after 4 o'clock to receive the paper
from District Attorney Fickert. Ad-
journment was then taken at the call
of the chair and the members went to
the Grant building to await Judge
Van Nostrand.
No sooner had the indictment been
filed than Attorney w H. Madden,
counsel for the Western FISH COM
pany, arose with the remark that the
defendants were established in busi-
ness here and would not run away"
assuring the court that he would fur
nish the bonds by morning and asking
that thew be light
Counsel has no right to instruct
the court in this matter Fickert broke
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
NEW GERMAN CRUISER
BREAKS WORLDS RECORD

KEEL, May 25.-The German navy's
newest 10000 ton cruiser Won der Tam
developed speed of rs knots an hour
in trial run from the mouth of the
Elbe yesterday. The Won der Tam was
launched at Hamburg March 10, 1909.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
Breathe the Plague

ITO tell you the truth, l do not be-
lieve that the bacilli of tuberculosis
taken into the stomach in what you
eat amounts to that'-and he snapped
his finger contemptuously in the air.
People breathe tuberculosis bacilli
by the thousands" he went on, s.wfen
they walk down the street. / do not
believe 2 man could walk from Third
Continued ON Page p columr
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
BACK TO SEATTLE
FOR BALLINGERS
Secretary's Family Packs Up in
Readiness for Expected
Resignation
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The family
of Secretary Ballinger has packed up
and ssready to return to the home in
Seattle. Balfinger's resignation is ex-
pected by of1cialdom as soon as the re-
port Of the Investigating committee Is
submitted to congress.
1t is known that the committee will
divide. on political lines and that a
fight over the adoption of the majority
report will be made in the house.
Regardless of the outcome of the
fight on the floor, it IS understood that
BalHnger will rest content with his
"vindication'' from majority of the
republican members Of the committee.
1t is recognized on all sides that the
rassment to President Taft and that the
secretarys tenure of Office has been
continued through the presidents 10y
atty to a friend When renewal Of
the rumor that he would resign was
made today Baliinger issued his Gus
tomary denial.
Perkins to Quit
|. CHICAGO, May 25.-Edmun T. Per-
kins. engineer In charge of the Chicago
bureau of the United States reclama-
ton service and one OF the chief sup
porters of Secretary Ballinger in the
controversy. with Clifford Pinchot, 4an-
nounced today that he would retire
from public service to enter private
life. Perkins informed Secretary Bal
linger of his intention before leaving
Washington, where he went to testify
in behalf of the secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26

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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-26
COAST
EASTERN

Loren Coburn :
married employers
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-16
YACHT CLUB WILL
HAVE OUTING
MANY PlCNICKERs
WILL MAKE TRIP
Rowing, Sailing and Swimming
Races-Clubhouse to Be Head.
quarters-Band Will Be in At.
tendance.

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-16
DOTS AND DAsHEs.

The following team has been BE-
lected to represent the colored men
In the tug of-war next Saturday
night: J. Harwood. anchor; J. Bnf'
fet. j. Sticker, J. Brown. ]. Doss, n.
Doss, T. Taylor, A. Carter. ihs
manager is A. Gumbs. and the
captain e. Parker. The crew ID .
strong one, and will take some beat.
ing. The substitutes will be an
nounced later on.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-16
HAWAIIAN Gun CLUB
WEEKLY SHOOT TO-DAY
Combination Affair Will Be Shot OF
Ten Birds at Known and Ten
"a at Unknown Angles.

This afternoon at the Kakaako
traps. the Hawaiian Gun Club will
shoot of for their weekly cup. The
shooting will start at 8 o'clock, and
the competition will be In the ma
ture OF a combination shoot. That
ID to say that ten birds will be shot
at at the Lesgett trap. which throws
the birds out at unknown angles.
and ten clays will also be assault
ed from the other trap. which sends
them out at known angles.
This combination OF known and
unknown angles gives the rank anu
hls OF the members a chance with
the champions. The shooting at
the unknown angles Is q bit severe
on the handicap men, and It IL
thought that by mixing the traps
they will stand good show Of max.
Ing good in the weekly cup series
Harvey is shooting In wonderful'
ly good form at present. and he II
almost invincible. Austin will prob.
ably come out In the near future
and then some good shooting wi,
be seen at the traps. The gun clut
IL going strong this season. and thu
Indications are that most OF thu
handicap men will be back neal
scratch before the end OF the year
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-16
ALL READY FOR
SATURDAY night
-FOUR TEAMS WILL
PULL FOR PRIZES
A. K. vierra's Show ID Going to Be
Q Good One - Marines Are
Thought to Be the Strongest-
All Teams Are Husky.

On Saturday evening there will
be a new departure In the way OF
sports. as far as the younger gen.
GRAFTON OF Honolulu athletes is con-
cerned. The tug-of-war which has
been arranged by A. X. vierra will
start on. and the preliminary pulls
will take place.
tournament. and they are the Por-
tuguese, Hawaiian, Marines and col
ored huskies. Each team has to
meet the other bunch once at least.
and the competition will continue
from Saturday till Saturday. until
II is completed. The prize money
Is liberal, and all the teams will
get something, although the win
ming crew will. Of course. get the
major amount.
The Hawaiian team considers that
1t has the tournament already won.
but they will have to pull very
strong to get the Marines over the
line. The Hawaiians are AL en-
p16yes 81 the road board. -Ind''TG
husky-looking lot they are. too.
The Marines are. perhaps. tins
best-trained team in the competi-
tion. and they have worked hard
under the able supervision OF Lieu
tenant Kilgore. who has devoted
much time to getting the half-wsta
into the best possible condition. The
Marines will. TO. use Major Piexot.
to's expression. grit their teeth,
and get TO It," The team that hauls
the Camp Very boys over the line
will about win out In the whole
tournament. .tIt-
Then the colored lads are maxi
ing noise like. Jack JohnAon an
i Sam Langfoid combined. II conn.
den can win out In anything In
I this life, the tug-of-war is going to
. be won by the men from Alabama.
The Portuguese bunch are shap'
Ing well. and although to the eye
4 triGe light. they are sinery lot
!. and are pulling In great form. The
lads from San Miguel will make ths
other teams look to their laurels be.
foe the Anal pull is decided. ~
! Charlie Chillingworth and u Bul.
letin representative will act q
judges, and Mayor Fern win ofici'
be scorer of points. and the HAWAI-
ian band. Under the leadership ol
Captain Berger, will play q select
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-16
.HONOlUlU TEAM GOES
80 MAUI. APRIL |
Asiatic Nine Will Try Conclusions
With Morning Stars at Wal
luku.

on April the Asiatic Baseball
Team OF this city will leave for
Maui, where a series OF games will
be played against the Morning Stars
at Wells Park, Waikiki.
The best two out of three games
will decide the matter. and as the
Stars are reported to be a strong
combination. there will be some ex-
element before the series is pau.
Sam Hop Is q leading light in the
affair, and Hang Cnack and Ayau,
the well-known Honolulu boys. are
also working on the matter up on
Maui. wv f~
The following team will leave Ho'
nolulu on the Claudine: G. Akina
Apau, Alex Asam. Chi But, Tan Lo
Sam Hop. Tom XII, Ahana, All Tin
Wah Kai, Kan Yin, l.. Koon Chocl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-16

The Portuguese team for the tug
of-war has been selected and It - ~
follows: J. Stone. Antoine Taveirs.
August Peter, Frank Simaos. Antoine
Monte, Joe Govia. Caesar Medeiros.
Frank Tomas. Antoine Canario, Joe
Perry. Manuel Sebastian. Manuel
Lewis and v. Bettincourt. This
bunch includes the substitutes ana
represents about the strongest men
In the Portuguese colony. t Il
The Hawaiian team for the tug
-of-war averages 17S pounds per man
and the crew Is as follows: ID. Lac
lac. Pikini, d. Kilipaki, Kimo Nels,
Iona. Keki, John Kanae or Lui Vera
Cruz, Substitutes, Pepee. Kapana
8. Pike, Sol Lo and Kalaau. Coaches
George p. Paunini and George Lowe
The members OF the team will cleo,
manager on Saturday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-16

Playing together for the first time
since their arrival at pur,ing ,me. the
four members Of the British polo team
scored an easy victory over a local
four on the San Mateo polo clubs
field nj Ell Cerrito Yesterday afternoon.
From the frst sound OF the whistle
to the end of the sixth period the Eng.
lishmen playing as the Whites out.
generated the Rels In every stage Of
me game ana goals came IN rapid
uccessicn'
'pnm i, LAWSON was ."e so un hassa
,mo m ~ pads anS slnySe:hcndsd Ss
could 40 nothing against the snend and
pcucracy with which the visiting polo
ists handled their ponies AMI sticks
Major Hobson who has been ont or
the saddle Tor nearly TWO weeks ow'hs
70 an injured eye rece,sea ~ paao,
Ito. ,s,, liz non su Nav
Tho match Yesterday was played I'M.
der the birmingham rules, which have
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-16
BRITISH TEAM #
WINS MATCH
VISITING PoL0IsTs
SPEEDY PLAYERS
Burlinpame Team Does Not Score
Against English Players-Hur-
lingham Rules in Force.

Lincup-Whites: Major H. r. Lee
Major g. W. Hob on L. d. Hnrndall
r, A. Gil. Reds: John Lawson w
McCreery, J. o. Tobin. George Cant
eron.
Score.--Whltes, Is; Reds 0.
Referees -1homas Dris coll and Il
NJ. Tobin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-16
RULES AND REGULATIONS
FOR TUd-0F-MAR
Everything Is Made Clear, and Rules
Will Be Acted Up To by Con.
testants.

For the tug of-war which starts
on Saturday night next, the follow
ing set of rules has been drawn up
by the committee. They are very
clear and explicit and will be acted
up to by the. officials who have
charge OF the tournament:
THE following teams shall con-
test for championship honors and
prizes hereinafter mentioned. In the
above mentioned tournament: ha-
waiian team, represented by George
Lowe; American team, represented
by Lieut.. T. d. Kilgore; Portuguese
team, represented by NJ. 6. Martin;
Colored team, represented by Alfred
Gumbs.
Each team shall consist OF
seven members only. none OF whom
shall individually weigh over 200
pounds.
3-Each contestant participating
In this tournament shall permit ex-
animation and weighing by the Of
ficials, to assure public confidence.
AT the time Of each pull all
persons shall retire from the field
excepting the actual participants In
the respective contests engaged
therein, the managers, coachers, Of
ficials and police.
Each team Is allowed hve SUD
stitutes, whose names shall be pre-
sented to the management before the
opening of the tournament.
6-No man shall be substituted
for another during the progress OF
a pull.
THE prizes are to be awarded
as follows: LIST prize, 1925; End
prize. $7b; Bird prize. $50; 4th
prize, $40.
B-The following schedule Is
hereby adopted to take place In the
respective order and dates, or may
be postponed on account OF unfore-
seen happenings. notice OF which
shall be given the teams: Satur-
day. March 10. commencing 1880 p.
m, Colored team VS.. Portuguese
team; American team VS.. Hawaiian
team. saturday. March rs, COM
mencing 1880 p. m. Portuguese
team VS.. American team; Hawaiian
team Va. Colored team. Saturday.
April 2. commencing 1880 p. m. Ha-
waiisn team vs.. Portuguese team;
Colored team vs.. American team.
The second pull Of the evening to
take place. ten minutes after the
nrst. ----...l--.-4'.-
| s-The ofhcials to be as follows.
subject TO change. however. by the
management, In case OF any unfore-
zen cause OF absence: Starter. the
Mayor, Hon. j. J. Fern; judges. Sen
ator c. +. Chillingworth and v. l..
stevenson; timeseeper. Il. ID. TIM
mons. IT,
1O-The team to be declared win
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-16
, u 8, 8, 8, :, 4 sa u an u u =
COMING EVENTS.

q Secretaries and managers OF :,
u athletic clubs are invited to send =
y in the dates Of any events which q
u they may be getting up for In. .
q sertion under the above head. {,
u Address all communications to :,
= the Sporting Editor, Bulletin. 4
4 Baseball. 4
= ATHLETIC PARK. 4
4 March 2O-Diamond Heads vs. :,
q J. A.C. Z
q March 27-Diamond Heads VS.. J. 4
4 A. Cs. q
u April 2-Marines vs.. N. @. H.; Y
4 Cavalry W. Infantry. .
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