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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
FAMOUS OLD TIME PITCHER
PASSES AWAY AT VALLEJO
Tommy Curran, Who Has a Record of
Striking Out Nineteen Men,
Answers the Last Call.

VALLEJO, June 6.-Tommy, better
known as "Owly." Curran. at one time
one of the best known twirlers on the
coast. died at the County Hospital at
Fairfield yesterday. a victim Of the
morphine habit. Fifteen years ago
Curran's services were eagerly sought
by ball teams all over the coast and
for several seasons he appeared in a
San Francisco uniform. His catcher
was Bob Lee, the well known sporting
man. who died a few weeks ago in
Goldfield. At one game in which he
pitched at the old Cycordome in this
city he struck out nineteen of the
twenty-eight batters that faced him.
When the struggle was over he was
literally pelted with money by the
spectators, receiving several hundred
dollars in this way.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
YOUNG CYCLERS TO COMPETE
IN RELAY RACE FOR TROPH
Teams of Lick and Wflmerding High
Schools VIII Meet I'm Their An
uuaI Contest on the Road.


The bicycle teams of the California
School of Mechanical Arts (Lick) an
the wilmerding School of industrial |
Arts will compete for the artist,
trophy offered for the winner of the
annual relay race between the two
tea ms on Saturday on the San Leandr)
triangle. The race was scheduled to
take place several months earlier III
the season, but owing to the extrems
activity of the prep" school athletes
along other branches it was postponed.
The cup, which has to be won three
times was first offered in the spring
of 1903 and was won that year by the
Wi1merding riders after a desperate
race. The Wilmerding lads are also
credited another victory last spring,
but no race took place, as Lick
refused to compete account of
an Objectionable member upon the
Wilmerding team. The Lick cyclers
lost to their rivals by default. The
race Saturday will be the last chance
the black and gold will be given to add
the prize to their already large collec-
tion of trophies.
Fred Moullen, the renowned Lick
track star and veteran wheelman, will
captain Lick. Leguard, member of the
victorious Wilmerding team, will serve
in a like capacity for his school.
The race is to be relay affair of
FIVE laps of five miles each. The squads
include the following men:
Wilmerding-Stafford Leguard, Wal
ton and two others to be selected.
Lick-Main, Roberts. Moullen, Cole
man and Foster.
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sMoskiman batted for Francks in the ninth.
Rims AND HITS BY INNINGS
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VENTURA MAN VAINLY
TRIES TO END LIFE
Uses Poison Oak Remedy in
Second Attempt to Com
nit Suicide.

VENTURA. June s.-Ben venagas last
night made a second unsuccessful at
tempt to kill himself because OF unre-
Quilted love His hrst attempt was made
two weeks ago. when he took dose OF
carbolic acid He left note saving he
was not drunk. but In love, and that his
sweetheart would not have him Last
night he procured a jar OF cream salve.
used as poison oak remedy. He swallowed
the contents and though there was noe
enough corrosive sublimate In the dose
to kill, it was sufficient to torture him.
and socn he was writhing IN agony and
crying that he was burning I'D. He will
recover.
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NO FOUNDATION FOR RUMoR
OF RACING NEAR CHICAGO
Ed Corrfgan Denies Having Amy Inter-
est In the Management of Ingalls,
Park Track at Joliet.

CHICAGO, June 6.-The latest rumors
OF an attempt to revive racing In the
Vicinity of Chicago have proved to have
no foundation. According to the words
Of Ed Corrigan, who is In town. he
knows nothing Of plans for racing at
ingalls, Park Track at Joliet excepting
what he has read in the newspapers.
my business in Chicago at this time
is not of a racing nature, although I
am looking forward to the shipment of
my, big string OF horses here from Kan
sas City," he said. Il have heard all
the talk about the improvements that
ure being made at Joliet and that the
track will be opened. but 1t will not
be under my management so far as /
know at the present time"
From Joliet comes the statement that
States Attorney William d. Heise is
opposed to more than q six-day meeting
at ingalls, track and that he will frown
down any attempt of Chicagoans or
others OF dumping a lot of gamblers"
at that place.
There is not the slightest chance for
racing at Washing gton Park, and as for
tracks just across the line in Indiana,
they are not being given thought,
owing to the hostile attitude of Indiana
authorities.
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Up Mysterious Rides
JUDGES PLACE
BELLONA FIRST
Seattle Spectators Seem to
Think Syphon Girl Should
Be Returned a Winner
STAKE FOR FUNNYSIDE
Brown Mare Is Earning the
Reputation of Being
Invincible on Any Track
Special Dispatch to The Can.


SEATTLE. June 6-Funnyside won the
Van de Vanter handicap at the Meadows
to-day with Jockey Sullivan pulling up
In The stretch. The little brown mare is
earning the reputation Of being invincible
both in the mud and on a fast track
Tocolaw was the favorite when the books
opened. at to 5, but Funnyside closed
at to 2, with Tocolaw to 1. The at
tendance was small and the betting
light. The track is still deep with mud
The greatest disappointment to the pub
lie was the first race. Syphon Girl, which
opened at l to and closed at to 5. was
backed heavily. Bellona was second
choice at to l. Little money was placed
on Bellona. When the horses came down
the stretch Bellona was heading by half
a length. One hundred feet from the
wire Syphon Girl was urged on by Min
der and crept up so that when the two
horses passed under the wire the public
thought Syphon Girl won. Judge Horace
Egbert, however, placed Bellona first by
half a head. A cry went up that the de-
cision was incorrect, but the public was
wrong, for Bellona had the race by at
least good nose. Syphon Girl was the
heaviest backed choice Of the day. The
results were:
First race. four furlongs-Bellona q to l.
to 8, to -. won: syphon Girl q Ito to Q. ei1} epI'
Second race. five furlongs-Cameletta % to
1. to 1. even). won: Ricefull Seven. to %,
second Stirny (even), third. Time, 1:04&.
Third race, five furlongs-E Educate q to l.
Q to l. 3 to 81 won: Almoner a to !. 3 to p,
second Dorice (ouD. third. Time. l:o4A.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Funnyside q to :,
8 to 5. l to 3), won: Oronte g TO 8, to p.
second; Tocolaw q TO y. third. Time. 1:1615.
Fifth race five and half furlongs-Cerro
Santa CO to / 3 to 4. 1 to ~, won; Interlude
q to g. / 10 ~, second: Sue Christian q TO %,
third Time. 1:10A
I to 81 won; Haven Run g TO 1, to D. sec
ond Mountebank a to 81. third. Time. 1:4514.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
GRAvEsEND ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, June 6.-The Glover
stakes, at FIVE furlongs. for two-year-
old fllies, will be the feature of to-
morrow's card at Gravesend. The days
entries:
F1rz1 race, about six furlonKs. three-yesr-
oids, selling-Tyron 100. Northern Star 1o7,
Consideration 104 Observer 90 Florentine 80,
Little WOODS 80 Viona %, Quadrille 9S. Jebam
100, Old England los, Sovereign JOB, Et Tu
Brute 81. Maid cf Timbuctoo 80. Emergency
I0o Csirole 90. Wild Irishnen 80.
Second race. five and half furiongs maid
Zoe. Sandy ID 12 Cassini l12, Jimmy Maher
ll2. Cary l12, Etcpia 1l2. sanctus ll2 Arkita
112, Merius Csius 1l2, Guile 1l2 Sir Brinkley
111, Billy Bansstar 112, Hsmmeraway 1l2,
Vagabono loe, Evelyn Grihn 1O9
Third race. mile and seventy yards hsndl-
Dekaber los. Go Between 107. Ormonoe's Right
Ioe, Red knight los. Pretension Io4, Gold
smith 1o5 Workman 9s, Buttling ss, oro %,
Pslmbearer 90.
Fourth race. the Clover Stakes. 1--WE furlongs.
tvo-yeas-old Observation-Disclosures 107, Beautiful
Auv@rgne 1o7. Sue Smith .112. Edna jackson
1o7. Hekste lo7. Transmute l07. Belle OF Pc
quest l07.
Filth race. mile and an eighth. selling
onatzs 1eS. Ken o. Major Daineerneld lis,
Giisten 1o2, The Southerner 1oe. Tom Lawson
knight lis, De Reszke los, Novena 81 Pro-
ceeds 1o1.
sixth race. mile and sixteenth. maidens-
Sias Optic 107. Top Right 112. Beracha 1Oa
Captain Bob 112. Ismaflsn 107 Angler 112
Salt and Pepper l07. Bouyier 100. Modist IOa
frank Tyler 1oe. 81. Roma 107.
Weather rainy. track sloppy.
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STEAMSHIP AGENTS BLAMED
BIZ THE HUNGARIAN PREMIER
Tissa Says the Government Has No
Hand In the Wholesale Emil
GratfOn Movement.

BUDAPEST. Hungary. June 6.-At
meeting OF the Emigration Committee
of Parliament to-day. Premier Tisza de-
clared it was caluminous to assert that
the Government connived at Official
agents decoyfng emigrants so as to sup
ply shipping companies with certain
number of steerage passengers and said
it was not true that secret agents were
the cause OF the large exodus.
The German lines. the Premier added.
maintained 500 of these agents, who
were principally responsible for the
emigration of $1,000 persons without
passports in 1904. during the fight be-
tween the German lines and the Cunard
line The activity Of these agents. how
ever, had been partially frustrated by
the recent agreement between the Gu
nard Company and the German lines, by
which a percentage of the emigrants
can be shipped openly by way of Ger
man ports
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
NORMAL SCHOOL GRADUATES
TO PLAY "PRINCESS KIKUn
Association to Give Performance at
Native Sons Hall for Benefit of
the 0LOau Fund.-

The Graduate Association of the San
Francisco State Normal School will
give on next Saturday evening, June
10. at Native Sons Hall. a perform
ance of Princess Kiku" for the benefit
of the loan fund. This fund. lis main
tained by the graduates for putting
needy but deserving students through
the training necessary for teachers.
Mr. Butler and Adele Belgrade of the
Alcazar have discovered exceptional
ability in the cast and have brought
the dramatic features up to q high
grade of excellence The well trained
choruses under the direction Of Es-
telle Carpenter and Bertha Roberts.
with solos from some of the NormaPs
popular songsters. will be a strong
part of the evenings entertainment.
The production has clever dialogue,
plenty of crisp comedy, dancing and
singing. The cast is as follows: Misses
Branch, Carroll. Curley, Crumpton,
Engebretsen. Harter. Gaffney. Hanson,
Hopkins. Harnett, Harrison, Hof1ng-
hoff, Fitzpatrick, Lynch. MacGowan,
Morrison, Monaco. OConnor, Prole.
Roberts, Smith. Sullivan, Strachan,
Treasner and Wilson: patroness. Miss
Jean Parker.
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Parke Is There With the
Club and Helps the Seals
to Victory at Idora Park
SCHMIDT is ERRATIC
Smiling Twirler Is Too
Liberal With His Passes
and Forces In a Tally
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

A generous distribution OF passes by
Pitcher Schmidt In the first inning gave
the Seals an easy victory over the Com
muters yesterday afternoon in the game
at Idora Park. Uncle Henry Harris ag-
gregation scored three tallies. while the
Oaks were unable to get a single man
around the circuit In the entire nine
innings. Schmidt delivered four wild ones
to the first man up. The next San Fran
ciscan bunted safely and two more passes
forced in the first tally for the Seals. A
timely hit by Parke Wilson was re-
sponsible for San Francisco's second run
in the first inning.
decision by Stats Davis robbed Oak
land of a run in the second, when, with
Julie Streib on first, Kelly hit to Wheeler
at second The latter failed to tag Streib
at the bag in his haste to get the ball
to first to cut of Kelly. Davis was af-
ficted with blindness, however, and
called both men out.
San Francisco in it's half Of the second
scored the last run of the game. Couch
nauer hit safely, took second on sacri-
flee and scored on Devereaux's error at
third This ended the run getting for
the game The score:
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che.rma.ter. will Meet.

oSTEND, Belgium. June 6.-It was
announced to-day that the following
players will take part in the first an
nual International chessmasters' tour
nament. which win open at the Kur-
saal on Monday: America, Frank ].
Marshall, Brooklyn; Russia. NJ Tschi-
gorin; France. A. Alapin. D. Janowski
and ]. T. Taubenhaus: Germany. E. Won
Bardeleben, jacques Mieses and DR..
Siegnesmund Tarrasch: Austria. George
Marco. Carl Schlechter and Hermann
Wolf; Hungary, Geza Maroczy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
SEDER'S RIDING
IS SUSPICIOUS
Judges Set Down Jockey for
His Efforts. OH the Odds
On Favorite Startling
FOUR CHOICES s.
Exciting Finishes Mark the
Fourth and Fifth Races
at the Fair Grounds
Special Disps ,ch to IN. c.lL

ST LOUIS, June 6.-The last of the
mysterious riders at the Fair Grounds
was eliminated to-day when Jockey Sc
der was set down indefinitely for his
efforts on the odds-on favorite. Star
ling. In the third race.
Lawrence, Feicht. II. Cochran and
others belong TO the Seder school and
all have been banished for suspicious
work. Starting has repeatedly beaten
such fields as that which beat him to-
day. Four fayorites won. notwith-
standing Starling's defeat A blanket
could have. covered the first three
horses I'm both the fourth and nth
races. summary:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs; two-yesr-oIds;
purse:
TO 2-Chief Hayes.loS tMcBride)1 3S IL
20 to II Bl'srass Lad, los ,ssweiD.s 5 y 81
Time. i-O2 3-5 start lair. Won driving
Winner, b. Schreibers ch. c. by Balgowan or
Ssin-Grand Lady. John Mcbride 9S. Fair
view IS. Bitter Hand 1OO secret lGS, u. G.
Taylor los. finished as named
SECOND RAcE-six furlongs; three-year-
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. 9. Fin
10 I-st. Flour. 1e3 (seder)... II 2
10 Last F'stus. 100 tSeYeiD. 2h 2h
TO 5-oma T., 100 CwileY sh sl!a
Winner. Mrs. ]. c Mllam's ch. c. by St. Ma1-
irn-Flores. Ed Early 1O5, Laeulus 1O3, Bone
brake 100 John Ra ndolph %, George 7. JS.
Bonar 80, Cashier 100. ANY Rags 1O5. Henry
Ach 10s Billy Wake 100. finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Fiye and half furlongs;
tvo-y year-olds; .urse:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
10 20 5-Riss 106 CWilsy).-... liz II
3 to 5-starling 1o3 fSeder... 21h , 10
IL to 2-Auray, 1o5 (Aubuchon). 30 IL
Time, r:o9. Start good. Won driving.
Winer, s. ". Street Co.'S br. T. by King
ston-Katona. Bitter Brown l05, Dell Phil
lips loo, finished named.
FOURTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles;
three-year- -olds and up; handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. 8. Fin.
- to to i-Neyersuch. cia se (Hsrris5 1h2 IL
I6 to The Regent, 104 tAubch) 3 u II
Time l: AS l-5- Start good. Won driving.
Winner. s B Burnett,s gr; g. &c 90 by lie Pre- Pre-
worth iO5 finished as named.
FIFTH RAcE-one miie: three-year-olds
and Up; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey: St: p Fin.
TO 81. Vashti l0i (McBride) II IN
u to Mon. Maid. 80 (Aubuchnl 81 2h
3 TO 1-Footlight Fav. 9S CMeGe) = h 33
Time, 40 3-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner II. T. Batcheler's ch M t5) by Bobby
Folies Bergeres es. finished named
SIXTH RACE-one and an eighth miles;
three-yesr-olds and up; purse:
to IO-Red Leaf. 1o2 (Seder).. IA liz
sto Mental, 81 oMcGeel.. 25 p.
Time 1854 3-5. Start poor. Won easily.
Winner, c. straus 6 Co.'S ch. Z Ca) by
Her1nence- -Readina Mr.. Jack SO. Tartan 03,
Colonel Preston Sc, finished named.
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steepIechase won By Dawson.

ST. LOUIS June e.-Union Park racing re-
sulte:
First race. and quarter miles-Ethel
Mark won. Compass second. Hickory Corners
third. Time, 210 1-5.
Second race. five furiongs-Dr. NcC1uer won
9iilette second. Fortunate third. Time, 1:02 Is
Third race. six furlongs-Pipe won Blumen-
thai second. Athlona third Time. ia s-5
Fourth race. one and a sixteenth miles
hs1dicap-Buck Hynne won. The Don second,
Little Giant third. Time, ~ 3-5
Fifth race. steeplechase, short course-Daw-
aon won Buck ODowd second Jim Boze-
man third. Time. 3:o7 s-b.
sixth race. one and a quarter miles-IAe
King won Prince or PfIsen second, Renias-
sance third Time. POS z-5.
Seventh race, six fuflongs-Parisienne won
Jims1ong second. Many Thanks third: Time
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
sT. LOUIS ENTRIEs.

ST. LOUIS. June 6.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at the Fair grounds
follow
First race six furlongs, two-year-olds. han
dicap-Conde 81 Excitement 9S Horseradisn
S. Ramus a3. Osee gs
Second race. six furlonss. selling-Gene
Hsndlon I07, Lookawsy 102. Tom Mankins 1O2.
Tangent III, Room Mate 105 Beautiful and
Best 112 Lucian los Dolinda 107, Montpelier
10 Dr. Scharf los Hottentot Ill, Nath
Woodcock lob, Sir Francis ii lib, Henry
Bert III
Third race one and three-sixteenths miles.
purse-Mai Box 1o4 Pinkerton 104 Rainand
III. Uncle Charley 104. The Cook 99
Fourth race six furlongs, handicap-Dia-
mond S4 Luretta 50. Elastic los, Eria Lee
81. J. p Mayberry 50. Mayor Johnson 109.
Fifth race one and three-eighths miles. sell
ing-Gotilllon SIS, Extol LOG. George Vivian 10S.
Hubbard 100. Lacy Crawford los, Courant 90
Plautus 100. Semper Viyax 103. Aladdin Ill.
Sixth race. and a sixteenth miles, sell
ing-AGrs. Jack Dolan SO. loves Labor 107,
Pyrrho 102, Lord Tennyson 104, Amberita 103,
Light Opera 11o. Mynheer 110. Delusion 81
BroodIer 102, Ny Eleanor 92. Docile l03 MAZE
Hanlon 1O5 Judge Brady 100. Check Nor
gan 81.
Waatbar cloudv- track fast
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SENATOR KEARNs TO START
THOROUGHBRED FARM
Purchases 1900 Acres of Land Twelve
Miles East of Santa Rosa
for the Purnase

SANTA ROSA, June 6.-The story Of
an important sale and transfer of prop
erty was made public here to-day. Ex-
Senator Thomas Kearns of Utah. who is
associated with Senator Clark of Mon
tana In the Salt Lake and Los Angeles
Railroad and also in other business en-
terprises in the Northwest, has pur-
chased the celebrated William Hood
ranch in Los Guilicoe Valley This his
toric farm is located near Kenwood.
about twelve miles east OF this city. 1t
contains 1900 acres, and the price paid
Mrs. Winsinger OF Los Angeles is
$4,000. Senator Kearns will improve
the property with fine buildings and
make it q thoroughbred stock farm.
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BETT0RS CASH
ON FAVOR|TE
Justifies the Con-
fidence of Backers by
Winning at Latonia Track
TWO OUTSIDERS SCORE
Presentation Is Returned
an Easy Victor Over
Fleuron in First Race

CINCINNATI, June 6-Alcor. the odds
on favorite, won the feature event to-
day al Iatonia track. Manfred, the
heavily played second choice, finished sec
ond and McClelland third Presentation,
an !, outsider In the betting, easily took
the first event from Fleuron, the favorite.
Four favorites and two outsiders won.
Summary:
First race, six furlongs-Presentation won
Second race. one mile-Alcor won Manfred
second, Mcclellan third. Time. 1:41.
Third race. five furlongs-Carthage won
Cortez second, The Saracen third Time, 1:O2
Fourth race, six furlongs-Sweetie won,
Nervator second. Meg Nolin third. Time
IA As.
Fifth race. four and half furlongs-M Minnie
Adams won, Nuns Yelling second. Lady Tod
dington third. Time. :55.
Sixth race. one mile and seventy yards
Apple won, Marshal Ney second, Foreigner
third Time, LAG
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
BELIEVE THEY HAVE MEN
WHO PLANNED TO WRECK MINE
Two Miners Under Arrest for Compile
fty I'm a Dastardly Plot
NJ

ANGELS. June s.-Ferdinand Saroni
and Edward Mitchell. who were ac-
cused of giving the instruction for
placing the blasts in the Angels quartz
mine at Angels, Calaveras County,
which was wrecked last Friday. were
arrested to-day on a felony charge. Sa-
roni furnished bonds in the sum OF
$500, but up to midnight Mitchell was
still in Jail. The latter came from
Cripple Creek to Angels. Two other
men who are believed to be implicated
in the wrecking of the mine are under
surveillance.
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water Cnse submitted.

SAN JOSE. June 6.--Argument in the
case OF Charles Miller vs.. the Bay
cities Water Company was completed
oefore Judge Rhodes this afternoon and
.ne case was submitted for a decision.
Judge John CARRIER opened for the de-
tense and was followed by Garret Nc
Enerney. Judge s. F. Leib made the
closing argument for the plaintiR.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
LANE Is ELECTED MAYOR
OF THE CITY OF PORTLAND
With Exception of Executive and Two
Councflmen, All New Officers
Are Republicans.

PORTLAND, June 6.-Dr. Harry
Lane (DemocraD is Mayor-elect OF
Portland by a plurality of about 1000
over his leading opponent. George H.
Williams. the Republican incumbent
With the exception of DR.. Lane and
two DeIaocratic Councilmen the Repub-
lican ticket was elected in it's entirety
The privilege of initiative and refer
endum was exercised in yesterdays
election when the matter OF granting
a franchise to a telephone company
was submitted to the people over the
veto OF the City Council. The people
voted for granting the privilege. Con-
sequently Portland will have a COM
peting telephone system.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
Big Wyoming wa.houts.

SHERIDAN. Wyo.. June "a cloud
burst in the mountains has occurred
and fifteen miles of railroad have been
washed out between Coburn and To-
luca. The water washed ten cars of
freight into the ditch. Thirteen miles
of railroad were washed out between
Cody and Toluca.
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Irwin TO Firht spider welch.

VALLEJO. June 6.-The Palm Ath-
letic Club of this city has signed Toby
Irwin and Spider Joe Welch. both OF
San Francisco. for a twenty-round fight
TO be held in this city on the 9th inst.
The men will weigh in at 135 pounds.
Welch has been in vallejo since his
defeat at the hands OF George Herbert
in April and will start training to-mor-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
SCHOOL FOR DEAF, DUMB AND
BLIND TO GIVE A CONCERT
State Institution mt Berkeley Will En-
terfain the Week Before It's Com
mencemcnt Takes Place.


Preceding the commencement exer-
cises of the California Institution for
the Deaf. Dumb and Blind the annual
concert will be held Friday evening,
June 9, in the assembly hall at Berke-
ley. This will mark the closing of the
academic year. Tuesday afternoon.
June 13. at 2:15 o'clock the commence
ment exercises will take place in the
school assembly hall and a very inter-
esting programme has been arranged.
The graduating class will receive di-
plomas. and certificates of honorable
dismissal will be given. An explana-
tion of the methods of instruction. IL
lustrated by the work of the pupils,
will be given after the awarding of the
diplomas
The management announces that the
fall term opens on August %, before
which time applications for admission
should be addressed to the principal,
Institution for the Deaf. Dumb and
Blind, Berkeley. Cal
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
GRAvEsEND sELECTToNs.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-FIorentine, wild Irish
man, Campo.
second race-Sandy ID, Jimmy Maher,
Cary.
Third race-PrcteBsion, Ormonde'n
Right, Red knight.
Fourth race-BeIIe of Pequest, Edna
Jackson. Hazel Thorpe.
Fifth rnce-De Reszke, Oro, Novena.
Sixth ra~e-Bous1er, EsmaiIian, st.
R0mn.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Osec, Conde, Excitement.
Second race Lucian,. DIR. Scharff,
Tangent.
Third race-The Cook, Pinkerton,
Uncle Charley.
Fourth race-Elastic, Mayor john
son, j. p. Mayberry.
Fifth race-Lacy Crawford, Hubbard,
CotiI1ion.
sixth race-Light Opera, Mynheer,
AmbcIffa.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07

A correspondent of the London Times
calls attention to the fact that William
Pitt said: america. Canada and Louis
lana are the three countries on the con-
tinent Of North America
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
The game of I.ife

Is mostly played with Congress cards; they've
shown their backs to many a company without
causing comment. We sell Initial Series
and Bicycle playing cards Rules for Bridge
whist and 800" also Finch, Panic and
Pit. Letter orders niled. Sanborn, Vail & Co,
TAI Market sfraa5
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07
Japanese Plaxers Defeated.

EUGENE, Ore, June 6.-The Univer-
sity OF Oregon to-day defeated the
baseball team from Waseda University,
Japan, by the score of 8 to 0.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-07

THIRD RAcE-Five furlongs; three-year-
ods: handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weigh: Jockey. St x Fin
3 10 &c c. Bennett 126 CNicD 4 21
II to 1-InQuisitOr -I15- tShaw).. 81 311k
Time, j :04. Start fair. Won easily. Win
ner. G. c. Gumon's b g. BY Bathampton-
Phida. Green Room DR. Hollis Mary F,
Cspias, Indra and Penguin finished named.