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Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09
PRODUCTIVE OIL LAND
ENCOUNTERED IN DEVILS
DEN FIELD, Is REPORT

The COsmO Oil company, 31-25-19, in
the Devils Den district. has struck live
oil sand and Is ready to do business,
according TO a report from the field.
Those heavily interested in this com
pany are trying to get a line ON the
reports, which appeared pretty well au-
thenticated. However, no definite in
formation has been received.
Tho importance of such a strike
would be in the proving of a section
of the Devils Den country. in which
IA number of companies have been Op-
Grating, but in which no large wells
have been brought in.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEVADA STOCKS

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by L.
A. Criser & Co. members of Los Angeles
stock exchange, 20O-201 1. w. Hellman build
Ing, Los Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO Aug. S.-The cheaper
Goldned issues in fair demand during
today's session on Bush street Blue Bull was
up points on the bid, ORC l, Silver Pick l.
Booth l and Wewanas l. Jumbo Extension
sold high as SO cents, but closed with 60
cents bid, gain of l point Sunday. Con-
soidated off points and Fraction /.
Florence remained steady at last weeks fig
ures.
Among the Tonopahs, Belmont again crossed
the 81 mark, and closed with s4,02la bid,
gain of 71k points for the day West End was
offered at 65 cents and Montana at Sc.
Following were the closing quotations:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

Squaw Flat Oil company-A. j. Aber,
B. NJ Howe and A. w. Hookway, di-
rectors. Capital stock, 100000; sub
scribed, $15.
Inglewood Masonic Building associa-
tion-Freeman H. Bloodgood, H. W.
Hunt, A. o. Wight, b. r. Eshelman
and William A. Schipper, directors.
lie Grand Land 81 Live Stock COM
pany-W. G.. Sanders, A. S. McKinnon
e. Brown, West Riley, Fred Ruether
and Fred r. Frisbie, directors. Capt.
tai stock $4,000; subscribed, $360O
Warner Beet Sugar company-P. e.
Greer, N A. Bailie, j. r. Barnes, Car
roll Allen and Donald Barker, direc-
tors. Capital stock, $2,50O00O; sub
scribed, $500.
ARR0MHE IIOT sPRINGs
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09
FEDERAL COURTS ADJOURN

Following a brief session yesterday,
the federal courts were adjourned until
September /. No newNcases will be
heard during the vacation period, but
Judge Wellborn will dispose of cases
that have been standing on the calen-
dar for several months.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09

Sales-i5 Associated 45S7la 1000 Rlue Don p.
100 do 23; 400 Marcopa Thrtylsx 227ra; 100
Monte Cristo $40; 400 Palmer li2ia; 500 Pre-
mier sc; 1000 do 81; 20 Peerless G.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

9 NEW YORK, Aug. Stopper firm;
d" standard spot, Sl2.lO@12.8O; Septem- &,
% ber, $12151a 1870. "
&" Lead, dull, at S4.4O94.5O.
o Bar silver. 53c. "
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09
BUILDING PERMITS

since the last publication of the list
and classified according to wards:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

Steamers carrying passengers are due rom
northern ports via san Francisco ana tEUIa
southern ports direct as follows:
ARRIVE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09
NEW YORK CURB

Special service to The Herald by !. c. Will
n, 2l2 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. S.-Arrived: steam
ers Raymond. Yosemite. Hanalei, Tampais,
Beaver, Prentiss Banion, San Pedro; Santa
Barbara, San Diego.
Sailed: Steamers Saginaw, San Pedro; Gov
ernor, San Diego
PLYMOUTH-Arrived: Kaiser Wilhelm III,
New York for Bremen.
LIVERPOOL-Arrived: Arabic, New York.
DOVER-Arriyed: Finland, New York for
Antwerp.
HAMBURG-sailed Zerek Tacoma.
LONDON-Arrived: Protestilass Tacoma for
Liverpool
RIVER PLATTE-Saed: Grevstoke Castle
San Francisco, etc.
BOSTON-Cleared: Symric, LIVERPOOL
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09
BOSTON MINING STOCKS

Special servigs to The Herald by ]. C. Will
son, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles
BOSTON, Aug. s.-The market continued
strong today with outside buying coming in
fraAlN
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09
SAN FRANCISCO OIL STOCKS

Service to The Les Angeles Herald by L. A.
Crisler & Co., members Los Angeles stock ex-
change, 2OO-2O1 H. W, Hellman building Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09

SAN FRANCISCO Aug 8-Followng were
today's quotations on the San Francisco stock
exchange: Closing -ClOsing-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09
Southern Pacific

Los Angeles office 600 South
Spring Street.
Pasadena office, 148 East Colo
RADIO Street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09

NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-Folowing were the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09

ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS
The new natural steam cave.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09
Sixteen Hours
Quickest Time.
Shortest Line.

Our through Pullman sleeper
leaves LOS ANGELES daily at 3
P. NJ, arrives Phoenix 7 A. M.
Ask about our excursions.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-09
MBURG-sailed: zerek, Tacoma.

BosroN-cleared; symrie, Liverpool.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-14
COAST SCHOOL BOYS
Will COMPETE HERE

are tied. When they meet tomorrow
there will be one great struggle to
decide which team takes the cham.
pionship.
The Iron Works and High School
teams ePre behind, and there Is going
to be h great go to see which gets
into third place. At present both
teams are even. with three points each
for Ave games played. and II should
be interesting to see how the final
game that decides their position In
the soccer league comes out.
The Males and Punahous both are
credited with six points each for fou,
games played, and the result of to.
morrow's game will decide everything.
II might possibly happen that drawn
game be played. and then an extra
match would be necessary to decide
the championship.
The first game tomorrow will be
between the Males and Punahous and
u Will start al two o'clock. The sec.
ond game will begin at about 3:15.
and by that time a big bunch OF root.
ers Hhould be around the side lines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-14

been placed second or third. anyway.
on account Of his being the runner.up
IN the national tournament.
Sized Them UP.
The trip Of the two Coast experts to
the East gave the Eastern experts q
good opportunity to size up their play.
and II looks as II they had dealt fair.
ly with them when they placed them
as they did.
People here figured that Mclaughlin
was shade better than Long. but Il
would be hard to place the former
further ahead on the list and not put
Long also further up. as the latter
defeated the tall champion In one Of
the Eastern tournaments and In the
Australian matches he evidently play.
cd a better game than Mclaughlin.
With the experience they have gained
this year. they should advance few
points In the list next year. or
course. I.arned and Clothier are ont
OF their class. but from all accounts
the next three men. johnson, NileA and
Little. haven't much on the boys. and
II would not be surprising to see them
advance ahead Of some or all of these
next year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-14
Coast Tennis
Players Rank

Last year the ranking of the Coast
tennis players by the Eastern au.
thOrities caused considerable comment
among the local followers of the game.
or course, nobody at that time ex-
pected any of the local players but
Maurice Mclaughlin and Melville
Long to be considered, but they GER
tainly did expect them to be recog.
nized. Mclaughlin had defeated Long
In all OF the tournaments but the
Coast championship, and In that tour.
ney Long defeated two Of the East
ern experts, who were visiting the
Coast and played through the tourna-
ment. II was on account Of this feat
that the local enthusiasts expected the
boys to be ranked pretty well up.
This year the cranks can not have
much OF a chance to complain. AZ
Mclaughlin and Long have been
placed In the sixth and seventh posi-
lions among the players OF America
or course. there are those who will
claim that Mclaughlin should have
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-14
Rowing Prospects
Are Much Brighter

Things are booming down at the
fiealani Boat Club and the institu
thn Is taking on very healthy ton,
since the new members began 10
il0ck into the fold. Every Sunday
n big bunch Of rowing men congte-
gate at the club, and the place
takes on the look of real boatshed.
New shells will soon be arriving
now. and then more members can be
boated every afternoon. The form
shown by many of the new members
II encouraging, and the Myrtles will
ncAt time bump up against very
different lot of rowers to those they
met iast Regatta Day.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Is great
Institution. and is attracting a lot
OF the fair sex to the club. In fact.
the prospects OF bright season. as
predicted some time ago. are being
realized, and the Healani men are
feeling really good.
40 the days are getting longer,
more men will be seen out during
the afternoons. and the increased
practise will soon begin to have its
effcct ON the condition of the oars.
men.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-14
NAVAL AcADEMV's COURSE
IN ArHLETiCs IS WEAr
Surgeon General Orders Radical
Changes Made.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-Sweeplng
reforms In the athletic instruction In
vogue at the naval academy are being
undertaken by Surgeon General
Rixey.
IL TRANSFERRED today that General
Rixey has detailed passed Assistant
Surgeon Paul J. Mcdonald to the
academy to make thorough inquiry
Unto causes leading up to the failure
OF upper class men to pass physical
tests, although the men when admit
ted to the freshman class were com
PEELED to pass most rigid examina
ton. One OF the principal causes. II
Is declared was found to lie IN the
system OF training in preparing men
FOR athletic and field events.
This In to be changed. the gym
naslum IN to be remodcled and an en-
tire'y new system OF setting up
drills Is to be substituted for that now
In use.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-14
NEW DANCE HALL

Kukui St., near Nuuanu.
Open every night except Monday
and Thursday.
Good Music by Kawaihau Glee Club.
Excellent floor arrangement.
Admission 10c, Ladies Free.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-14
Ne " } co Fed
Going Ahead Fast

Out at Kabiolani Park much head
way has been made on the new polo
field. and It will not be long now
until the ground Is all graded. level
ed OF and top-dressed.
The field. which Is 500 feet by 400
feet. will. when completed. be the
best In the Territory, and, being
practically In the city. will be th.l
center OF attraction during the pole
season. There should be a great
boom In the best and most exciting
OF games rs soon as the new Held !,
ready for play, and II Will indeed b.
treat TO be able 20 get TO a polo
game SO easily.
About one-fourth OF the new field
is now finally top-drcssed. and the
grass will soon cover It like q car.
pet. A fine irrigation scheme Is In
operation, and water can be applied
to any part Of the held. The recent
rains have done lot of good. and
the grass. which has been fertilized
heavily. will come up very thick and
strong.
Walter Dillingham;. the we'll
known and brilliant polo player. H.
OF, course, much interested In the
new field. and he is responsible for
a lot OF the hard thinking done In
connection with the idea. The Ka.
piolani polo field will draw enor.
nous crowds when the games. are
started there. and It is about the
best scheme Tor public amusement
that has been started In Honolulu
for many a long day.
Moanalua is a beautiful place. and
the polo ground there Is a really
good one. The natural amphithea.
ter that is formed by the hills sur
rounding the field is finely adapted
for use by the spectators. and this
whole place Is delightful. SIN. Il
IL quite a walk from the end of the
car-line, and unless man has M
automobile or a rig OF some sort. the
journey IL a nuisance.
At Leilehua there Is a grand pole
field, and although II IL such dis
lance from town. the grounds are
always surrounded by a big thronl
OF machines from town. Yet the
crowd that attends the games there
or at MOanalua, Is not a tenth ol
what will go out to Kapiolani In
the future. The city polo ground
idea was winner. and long may the
fastest and best game In the world
flourish In these Islands. IA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-14
ONE MILLION FAMILIES
FOR ANTITRUST LEAGUE
Congressman and Their Wives Dis
euss Ways and Means.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-More than
two score members OF congress and
their wives met today to discuss the
proposed national antitrust league
through the agency of which II is
hoped to prevent the infiic'ion of high
prices OF food. The meeting was held
behind closed doors, but 1t was said
that tentative plans were discussed for
recruiting OF 100000 families to obey
orders OF the central committee to re.
fuse to buy those commodities on
which the price has been increased
through unfair manipulation OF the
market.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-14
Soccer Football
Games Tomorrow

Tomorrow afternoon at the league
grounds the two best games of soccer
ever seen here are expected to event.
uate, and there Is no doubt, II the
rain will only hold on for a couple OF
days, big crowd OF followers OF the
game will roll up at the grounds.
The series Is at - very interesting
stage at present, and. as far as. first
place goes, the Males and Punahous
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-14

media High School boys to this cit,
takes place, there is a treat In store
for the followers of sports in Ho.
nolulu, and an exhibition of run
ming and jumping should be given
that will convince the mainland peo-
pie that Hawaii can hold its own in
any branch OF sport.
II is intended to null of the sports
meeting on Washingtons birthday,
and the big crowd that will attend
the Floral Parade can make a real
good day OF the twelve hours or ~
Of daylight by taking in both parade
and sports meetiue.
Harold Johnstoae has been in
communication with Mr.. Blanchard
of the local High School, and also
with the principals OF Kamehameha
and Punahou. Johnstone has eyi.
IDENTIFY been very busy over the prop.
osition OF bringing a team OF ath-
letes to Honolulu. and II is to be
hoped that the trim liz made.
with regards to the caliber OF the
schooiboys. Il is said that Macau,ay
OF Alameda High School can cut out
the 22O yards In 23 seconds. That
represents ten yards outside even
time. and Is good tfor a youngster.
However. In the person OF lad
named Bill Rice. WI have a man who
can better that Inv a yard or so,
IL rot more. And II has to lie re-
membered that the Alameda boy puts
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-14
SHORT SPORTS.

On Sunday, Sam Decker Will take
a team Of ball-players down to Aiea
ana try conclusions with some OF
the sugar-growers. Decker's nine
VIII be as follows: NJ. Ornellas, c.;
Joe Tato. p.; Joe Bisho, h.: Il
Decker. 2b.; c. Fours. 3d.; Joe Or.
nellas. S.; NJ. Costa. CT; Henry
Decker. RI; John Bisho. n. The
game should be n good one and tho
farmers will have to play up In order
to win.-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-14

This evening the Chinese Athletic
Club will hold their annual meet
Ing at the Chinese Y. NJ. C. A., and
besides other important business, the
election Of officers will take place.
Proper arrangements will also be
made for the celebration OF the Chi
nese New Year. which is always
kept up In good style In this Ter
ritory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-14

Charlie Rule and Chris. Donovan,
two well-known Frisco sports. pass
ed through yesterday on the Korea.
The pair are on on trip around the
world. and hope to be back in San
Francisco In time for the big fight
between Jefries and johnson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-15
REMONSTRANCE
rs HELD GOOD
BY H. B. TUTHIII,
Continued from Page Four.)

iaer. However, he did not go until
the 5th of May. An intention to change
and actual change OF domtcile are co.
ordinate.
No. 1855. GUST HALGUIsT
domiciied HIS n a na aon a papers
were produced and admitted; these
show ne is not an alien. The evidence
he had been domiciIed IN Calumet
township and In the same voting pre-
cinct for five years. He is found to be
No ss... JAMES H. GoADE
Challenged on domicile.
The two witnesses regarding this
man are Arthur L. Russell of Griffith,
and Fred H Brooks, an operator then
Of Griffith and now Of cacan 1sosd I.
voted in the fall of 1906 In Calumet
township. Russell testified he was
'0s. 'o7 and 'o7-'Os and continued until
the summer of 1908. Without further
detail the developments in the evi-
dence of Brooks while on the stand are
such that the court has no hesitancy
in saying the remonstrators have sus-
tained the burden of the issue as re-
CARDS Goade.
Challenged on nom execution and
AS regards non-execution, witnesses
testify; young lady signed his name
was by his direction and in his pres
ence. This. under the law. is .suffi-
cient execution. The witnesses locate
him in Gary early as February 18th,
1907. and that he continued to reside
in Gary until after the 1st of May. 1908.
him thirty years ago when he resided
in Winamac, Indiana He Is found to
be a voter.
Baudry Voter.
NO. EDDIE BAUDRY
Challenged for want of Domicile
The witnesses testify that BAUDRY
went to Gary the. first week of Oc-
tober 1907; that his wife was walt
ress in McNa1ly's restaurant; that they
lived upstairs on street on Wnlcn
one Of the witnesses also RESIDED tna'
the LIST of May, 1908, and hence is
voter.
The evidence regarding this man IL
that he went to Gary in the month o.
september 1907 found ho, work gbr, ana iive &c
1907 or 190S-the evidence is uncer-
tain-he moved to another shack ant
still resides there. His name goes OF
No 2Os ED EICHSTAED1
The testimony shows EICHsTAED1
lived on the corner of 10Th and Wash
eington streets in Gary on the LIST dal
of May, 1908.
of EICHSTAEDT had lived near tn
corner of 18th and Washington for
year before that time; that he did no
KLBER testified that EIcHsTAED.
had resided on w aSnlnsl Ion street NC
tween 18th and 10Th continuously sine
the 1st of January, 1907. He was en-
tiled to sign the card.
NO. 213. WILLIAM H. MHUGI
The testimony shows that NTZHUGH,
came out from Chicago and began tn
construction of a house on the 4th da
of September, 1907. That his wife cam
out as soon the house was read
for, occupancy and they moved in an
have occupied 1t up to and after Ma
list. 1903. The evidence does not shoN
whether he still resides in Gary Q
not. He was voter on the LIST day Q
May, 1908.
Residence is with his family, but tina
presumption may be overcome by syi
dence showing the fact to be otherwiss
u .Schlawig ". DePeyster, SO Iowa, 825
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-15

This man is a Congregational minis
ter. The evidence shows he went out
July. 1907; that he began the organize
ton of church. returning often to
his home in Chicago. and that he moved
residsnce' on n the 18th day S Of October.
1907; that he continued to reside in
to e q voter r.Trr,,r,,
ARrH G1sll e. SSRP p R9m iestiea that
in Gary several times between the LIST
day of June and the 18th day of oc-
HENRY CARPENTER testified that
NGRIFFITH built a shack across from
time; that he knew him continuously
from December. 1906, or January, 1907.
tine last a'e time me about So March a1 Of 1909
c. II. KLIBER testified on May LIST,
1908. GRIFFITH lived on Euclid ave-
January or February 1907; that he
| continued to reside IN that location
until unit after the Ist day Of May, 1908:
Preacher Testifies.
Griffith resided in GARY from time
earlier than September or october Of
c. o. HOLMES testified that he work.
ed on Broadway. in the summer Of
1907; continued there the summer Of
/
of the summer of 1908.
FRED ]. CORSTINA testified that he
on Euclid avenue from the latter part
/ of 1907 until October or November of
1908; he remembered the first above
Griffith regarding certain contract;
The phrase left between two days
ns ws MSst Wss sang In
vote and the right of the parties to
plies s si to G s. hSFf saA' 0ss ounce
H0 lae who res,Gfs K q 9na L eoan,1T
appeared as a witness. A general
sis Gard Isf IS ahat carl PsSs9sT
residence and conversed with MI and
Mrs. Lehman through window; the
Lohmans being on the inside. Of the
the house. There seems to be. ne
!. doubt that they fully and truthfully
explained the nature of their business
titled to credit, testified when shown
the card: My name is signed to thu
card My wife signed it. I did no
, instruct her to do so. / didn't object.
In subsequent conversations alleged t
have been had with Peter j. Ballinger
! denied having said he did not author
lie his wife to sign the card and tina
however, that he did talk to peopl
but no more than one would general.
do
: "Big Bill" Opposed.
2 WILLIAM MAY testified that he wa
3 present with Carl Shafer when tn
. card was signed; that he told Lohmal
t the nature of the business and the pur
i pose of the cards: that Lehman sal
he was opposed to saloons and wa
Z willing to sign: the card was signe
: In their presence and handed back. o.
e determination he stated the car
: was signed by either the husband 0
the wife; the card was handed Int
1 the room and he did not know wha
L Lehman did while the card was In tn
g room. but his impression is that Mr.
y Lehman signed the card at the win
9 dow. Shafer handed the card in an
y she took it. but he does not remembe
d who handed the card back
y CARL SHAFER testifes that afte
" an explanation of their business Lob
Y man said that saloons did great hari
4 to homes; that 1t would be a goo
thing If they were out; that Shafe
g handed the card through the windo'
t and while in his hand Lehman locke
: at 1t; that his wife then took the car
;. and signed it. that Lehman safd
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-15
PRODUCE MARKET

buIter-Receipts, AIS tubs: cream.
eeTTy. extra, SAC; price to retail dealars
9aS,, pr prints. SSc; extra firsts, sac; firsts
ira, 3oc; firsts, 27c; seconds ass' e 1s
oies. No l, "a &c; packing stock aac ia
Ia LEES gss-Recefpts, 2,177 cases: misceI.
cases s ret nre gases sa Included, 24@s0 G
firsts. must be 20 per cent 10y sc,
prime hrsts, packed in new hariwoood
sss s and must be IS per cent fresh
trade and must be 80 per Cent fre e1is
4oe; No. 1 dirties. 21c; checks in l.
atoes-Receipts, 20 cars: ehofce 70
is' Ny, 40 q 9Oc; fair to good. 43n45c.
1925 a so uihao' per brl,
sweet potatoes-Illinois. s125@ae5
orS Veal 49, Quotations for veal in good es
sWnei lg sc sac; SO to 90 lbs, sA ass sos
oo 70 lzo lbs, 10@11c; fancy. rec ~
Dressed beef--Ribs. No. i. Isle: No.
Live p ssi try, TPla{e; e7Ae, =
e rnds fowls. 149sc: springs. i5c:
choice. s21sq2 20; fair to enod pe11c Io,
go; red kidney, s2.25@z.so: Brow Brow
per 1oo lbs = lmas. California
pineapples. sf.5o@25o per '' eraf per ,e ori;
ons. $3o0Q 400; oranges. So 0fGa7s
4 a op 5r oa $500 1905 Malaga grapes
- Is Ferries - Granberries. s2ooa $50.
straw berries, Floridas. per at, 25G45e /
Green tables-Beets. new. seooG
,ucumbers, 40c@ $l25 per ''V Soz per ca Dri;
lower, $3.50 92oO per crate: e eez, ea aad
,er: PEE et p9e s besd peas $3.50 per ham
] SO; leaf. 27hc per box: musbro soGw
". 4gc Der ID: onions, 75cGsI50 nar