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RAIsINs ARE SCARCE.
Because Tourists Ate So Many of the
Fresh Grapes.

San Diego, Cal. Sept. 2s.-Raisin max
ers of FL Cajon and Escondido valleys
report the pack this year a little short
There is great scarcity of labor and
some may be lost on that account The
main reason given for the drop is that
the Los Angeles market has demanded
so many of the grapes in their fresh
state that there is not as much left to
cure
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-28
New York Produce AlarIset.

New York. Sept. 2S.-BUTTER-Marl1
firrn. western imitation creamery frsts,
u z s4s1s Market strong. State of Penn
s.IvaTlia and nearby. fancy selected white.
95Ga3c. ditto choice, 30Q3lc: ditto, mixed
svSf~a 28c: western firstS, 2ZQ24c; official
9~sre 24c. ditto. seconds, 22Q23c-
POIJITRY-Alive poultry today steady
snring chickens. fowls and turkeys. nc
1-vezsad poultry was quiet Western
chickens. s12016c; spring turkeys, 16Q22ci
fowls I2I15c.
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home. She was alone ironing by a gaso-
line fire, when it is supposed the stove
exploded. scattering flames to every cor
ner Of the kitchen and enveloping her in
fire. She ran from the back door and
neighbors extinguished the flames, but
not till her body was burned to blister.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-28

New York, Sept 8-sT7GAR-Paw a.
gar steady. Fair refining, 9-16c; centre
fugal, IS test Lice; molasses sugar 3 8
1ec- Henned sugar quiet. Crushed, $50.
powdered, 30 10; graduated, 500
zCotFEE-Market steady. No Rio.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-28

Galveston, Tex. Sept 2S.-COTTON-
Market higher. at 9 9-i6c per ponnd
New York, Sept 2s-COTTON-Sal TO-
day, 3, rs bales Spot cotton closed quiet.
Quotations per 100 pounds. MiddIing IN
lands. $40; middhng gulf. 1925.
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Injured by a Gasoline Explosion.
Hutchinson, Kan. Sept. 28.-RIrs John
Weaver Of 81 East avenue B was IA
tally burned Thursday afternoon in a
fire which partly consumed the Weaver
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WRECKED N A TxPHooN.
Baldwin Boys III Luck in a Japanese
Storm.

Baldwin, Kan, Sept. 2S-Advice has
Just been received here that J. P. Ault,
a Baker boy, who was coasting off the
east coast of Japan, was wrecked in the
typhoon. He was with q government
crew in the geodetic survey service. The
vessel was wrecked but the crew
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FURNISHED by J. E Gall, Commissions
office ITO w. Sixth st. Phone 1851
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Los Angeles. san Francisco and Other
California Point SOS. OO-Santa Re.

Tickets on sale daily commencing
August 9th to Oct 31st- Good In
Tourist Sleeping ears and free Chair
cars
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Welsh to Act as Referee
San Francisco, Sept. 28.-Jack Welsh
has been chosen to referee the Hanlon-
Hyland fight.
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Topeka Sent
TPrices paid in Topeka this week. haesy-
on Boston quota1ionsl
GREEN SALT CURED ....-..-.e 81.
NO. 1 HORSE .--.-..-......-...ss '5sle75 : -
NO. I TALLOW ...-.................s. ~,
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National Board Of Trade Kansas city.


FURNISHED by J. E. Gall, Commissions,
Grains. Provisions, Cotton and Stocks.
Office 10 W. Sixth St. Phone 1885,
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FURNISHED by J. E. Gall, Commission
Grains, Provisions, Cotton and Stocks.
Office 10 w. Sixth St. Phone 1861
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IThes following sales were made today az
the stock yards, Kansas City, Mo, ana
teIephoned to The Topeka State Journal
by Clay, Robinson & Co, live STOCK COM II
mission merchants, with onlces al an
principal stock yards.l
Kansas City. Sept: Is
CATTLEReceipts today, S,00o mead
HOGsEReceipts today, 5000 head, Mar
ket weak. Bulk of Sales $o.S7Go-4z7z' Up
sHEEP-Receipts today, 10000 head
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FURNISHED by ]. E. Gall. Commissions.
Grains. Provisions Cotton and Stocks.
0ffice no ". Sixth st. Phone 1876
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ff7.,,rnished BY Cope & Co, fsz Kan A..
POULTRY-Hens, SC ID; spring ci7icIsS
ems. 10c ID.
EGGS-Fresh, 19c.
BUTT ER-Eresh country 16dfSc
HAY.
Furnished ~ the City Hay Market. ~
PRAIRIE HAY-New 500: baIed. s9.0a.
ALFALFA HhA4-A-oose' Slo-o0Gl10o
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inc store that UnderselIs mem An.
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Furnished by Charles Wolff Packing Co
Yards close at noon on Saturdays7
Topeka, Sept. 3
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
DRIVING CLUB WILL
HOLD FINAL Matinee
SPECIAL PRIZES AWAIT FASTEST
HORSES
Pick of Associations Fine Stock to
Participate in Closing Event of
Driving Season-SiIver Cups to Be
Awarded for Special Races

The special prize winning horses of
the Los Angeles Driving club will be
decided at next Saturdays driving
meet, when awards will be made.
In addition to the cups presented at
each matinee the club awards a sill
yer cup to the horse trotting the fast
est mile; winning the greatest number
of heats during the season, and pac-
ing the fastest mile.
Thus far G.. A. Founder and M. B.
Mosher hold the largest number of
heats. Captain j. c. Newton's Danube
has trotted the fastest mile.
]. d. Springer has entered his mare
Sonoma, which will compete with Da-
nube in the mile event. Thomas
Hughes Welcome Mac has paced the
fastest mile, going the route in 2:11.
Yesterday afternoon Mac worked a
mile in 2:0212. Fairchilds Aisle went
it in the same time, while DR.. William
Dodge's Lohengrin did the mile in
2:10A.
Laura G. and Gladys M. are out for
the 2:30 pace, which should prove one
of the most hotly contested events of
the afternoon.
In addition to the harness classes
there will be novelties and high jump
ing. Secretary Redpath says he will
have the greatest number of entries
of the season. Entries close Tuesday,
June 10th. Grounds and grandstand
free.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
SIR HU0N CAPTURES
QUEEN CITY HANDICAP
WINS BY scANT LENGTH FROM
BUTCH BARBARA
Large Crowd Witnesses Running of
Richest Race Ever Held at Lato-
mia Park-stakes Worth $4,000 to
the Winner
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press
CINCINNATI, June 16-The Queen
City handicap, the richest stake event
run at Latonia, was won today by Sir
Huon by a scant length from Dutch
Barbara, who was five lengths in front
of John Carroll.
A crowd of 10000 persons witnessed
the contest. The race was at a mile
and a furlong and was worth $4,000 to
the winner. Sir Huon was the favorite
John Carroll was well played from
10 to / down to to 1. Twelve horses
faced the barrier, Joseph Pugh's Fon-
soluca being added. The start was
fairly good, after a delay of about ten
minutes at the post. Fred Cooks Min
ME Adams was the first to show, and
held the lead to the three-quarters pole.
There Dutch Barbara took command.
She led into the stretch and looked
like a sure winner at the eighth pole,
where Troxler sent Sir Huon after the
leader and in a driving finish won by
a scant length.
Kings Daughter, the heavily played
second choice, was in a bad position at
the start and was some time getting
clear, but once she reached her stride
she ran grand race. Results
One mile-J. K. r. won, Neodesha
Five furlongs-Wo won, Mil
drene second, Antrim third. Time,
1904 1-5
Six furlongs-Devout won Major T.
j. Carson second, Ralbert third. Time,
1:16 3-5.
Mile and furlong, Queen City handi-
cap, value $12500-Sir Huon 11S CTrox-
leT, II to s. won; Dutch Barbara, 107
(Aubuchqn), Is to 1, second; John Car
roll, liz (Dugan), Z to 1, third. Time,
1854 2-5. Kings Daughter, Princess
Orna, Coruscate, Minnie Adams, Ara,
Alma Dufoure, Gus Heidern, Fonsoluca,
Harry Stephens also ran.
Five furlongs-Belle Scott won; Leo
pold second; Forward third. Time,
LOB 1-5.
One mile-Concert won, Monochord
second, Hubbard third Time, 1:42 1-5.
One mle-Evie Green won; Mime
haha second, Dudley third. Time,
1 AZ 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
OCEAN PARK TENNIS
ENTHUSIASTS TO PLAY
PREPARE FOR ANNUAL RACQUET
TOURNAMENT
Contests Will Continue During Four
Days-Tennis Ball to Occur at
Conclusion of Play, on the Even
ing of July

Preparatory to the annual tennis
championship games which are to be
held under the auspices of the Califor-
mia Tennis association in August, the
Ocean Park Country club will hold it's
tournament July 4 to July inclusive.
The usual list of events has been
carded with the exception of mixed
doubles, though the players may ar
range for the mixed games if they de-
sire Handsome and appropriate
trophies will be awarded the winning
contestants, and as a wind up to tour
nament play the annual tennis ball
will occur on the evening of July z.
Judging from the unusual interest
which has been manifested in the
racquet game during the past season,
large number of entries will doubt
less characterize the coming event.
With four available courts, small diff
ficulty will be experienced in running
off a large entry list.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
TABLE GAMES
To COME NEXT
ATHLETIC CLUB PLANS FOR
MORE TOURNAMENTS
Fishing Club House at San Pedro Also
Suggested for Angling Menu
bers-Handball Finals
Next

The board of directors of the Los
Angeles Athletic club announced their
intention yesterday afternoon of hold
Ing pool and billiard tournament Bill
liards is the first game which will be
taken up and next month is suggested
as the date. pool following later.
There are a number of very good bill
Charles Brownstein, T. G. Gordon,
Francis M. Townsend, James Rout-
zahn, DR.. r. lB. Griffith, S. S. Parsons
are spoken of as likely to enter. OF
pool players there are even more as
nearly all the membership indulges in
pool more or less.
Straight billiards and continuous
pool are the games which will pre-
vail in the tournament.
The directors also announced yester-
day their intention of creating a fish
at San Pedro or some other place fire.
quented by the hook and line men.
Something like this has been wanted
for a long time according to thirty-third
degree rod and reel operators who
swap fishing lies around the Athletic
club tables at the lunch hour. These
gentlemen say that the house at the
beach will fill a long felt want, though
it will be open only to members of
the Athletic club.
Finals in the handball tournament
are to begin Monday afternoon and
Loomis. Whelan, Hall. Welcome, Gar
butt, Hill and Moon appear as the men
who will fight it out. Welcome has
lost no games as yet, though he did not
expect to win many when he started in
to play. being heavy and out of condi-
tion. He plays a great game with
either hand and uses good judgment at
all times.
De Lambertiny, fencing instructor, is
developing a number of disciples of
the art of cut and parry. He and
Boxing Instructor Van Court have
their time pretty much taken up with
anxious learners who are embracing
the chance to master boxing and
fencing practically for nothing. Van
Court has a bigger class than in San
Francisco. He is very popular among
the boxers and has already shown
enough of his system to prove why it
has been a winner.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
LONGWORTHS To
WITNESS REGATTA
WILL VISIT KEEL DURING
YACHTING SEASON
Prince Henry of Prussia Leaves for
HeIigoland, Where He Will
Attend Aquatic
BY Associated Press.

KEEL, June 16.-The presence of
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and
Mrs. Longworth, WIZ are due to arrive
here June 20, will be the principal fea-
ture of interest for the Americans in
the regatta which begins June 20. The
report that Mr.. and Mrs. Longworth
were to visit Kiel was only confirmed a
day or two ago.
Ambassador Baron Speck Won Stern
burg, 1t is understood, has arranged
with the foreign office for their presen-
tation to Emperor William. Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Tower are not coming
here, as there is no official necessity
for their attendance, but Lieutenant
Commander William . Howard, the
United States naval attache at Berlin,
will be at Kiel during the entire yacht
ing period. Some American cruising
yachts are expected, among them being
Allison v. Armours Utowana, New
York Yacht club.
Herman Ridder of New York will ar
rive here toward the end of the week
to see Prince Henry of Prussia, who
leaves this port June 10 for Trondhjem.
The prince will not return before June
o. thus missing most of the sport.
The emperor left Berlin yesterday and
will travel leiSurely to Kiel, stopping
at Hamburg to act as god father for
the son of Captain Won Grumme of the
Hamburg American line board of di-
rectors.
Tonight he will go to sea on the
steamship Hamburg, which has been
fitted up as an imperial yacht until the
Hohenzollern can be replaced by the
yacht now building. From Hamburg
the emperor will go to Heligoland to
witness the finish of the Dover-Heligo-
land race, and he will arrive here about
June 81
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
CHINK FIGHTS
WITH CUE FLYING
UNIQUE PROGRAM ARRANGED
FOR TUESDAY
Much Interest Regarding Baker, Dali
ton Match - The Celestial
Wonder Arrives
Today

frankie Neil, with his father and
Spider" Kelly, accompanied Frankies
sparring partner Johnny Frayne, to
the train yesterday afternoon, the lat
ter being Obliged to return to his home
in San Francisco because of a severe
attack of infammatory rheumatism.
II will do most of my sparring with
Kelly now" said frankie, land there
are none better to show a fellow the
fine points,"
Jim Nell appears confident that his
son possesses the wherewithal to put
Abe Attell a few points to the bad,
and expresses the usual amount of
paternal confidence as to the outcome.
Although Tuesday nights program
for Maud pavilion has no champion
ship affair mixed in the list of fistic
events, considerable interest has been
aroused regarding the unique presen-
tation arranged by Manager McCarey.
When Kid Dalton, who is to meet
Harry Baker, the amateur feather
weight champion, knocked out clever
Joe Kelley during a preliminary sew
eral weeks ago. there were those who
spoke confidently of the husky lads
future should he continue to wage war
with the gloves. Kelley, without a
doubt, is one of the fastest prelimnar-
ians to appear before a Los Angeles
ring assemblage, and it was a distinct
surprise when he departed suddenly
from the realms of sensibility before
the Dalton boy.
In Baker, however. the Kid is sched-
uled to meet finished boxer, and zone
that may not be expected to glide into
a knockout punch through lack of
cleverness. Baker has not been ac
cused of possessing a terrible driving
arm, though Los Angeles fans have
witnessed his appearance against such
men as Kid Herman and Bat Nelson.
When pitted with Nelson during the
Swede's training days at Baldwin's
Baker demonstrated that he is
all to the good at the boxing game.
The celestial wonder, All Wing, is
due to arrive from Sacramento this
and his advance notices are
to the effect that Monte Attell must
return to the pawn shop as soon as
he may recover from the thrashing
which lies in store for him. Those
who have witnessed the ring activities
of the yellow man are giving out the
news that a comic section of no small
will be distributed when
All climbs between the ropes. Wing is
a devout Chinese and clings to his cue
with fanatic fervor.
In less time than it takes to tell, |
Abs pigtail commences to unravel and
during the remainder of hostilities con-
tinues to wiggle defiance at the for
eign devils"
All in all the coming attraction |
should prove one of the noisest ham
mer and tongs affairs that has occurred |
since the inception of the sport in Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
[AunllT[ IMIMc
! hvuHlIL WllIu
At GRAVESENO
BELMERE CAPTURES $4,000
BROOKLYN HANDICAP
Brady Withdraws Accountant, While
Ironsdes Is Scratched and King
Edward Added--tiorses Run
on Muddy Track
~ Aaunointed Prers.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 16.-on a track
deep in mud Belmere, winner of the
Buffalo derby, today added another
stake race to his credit by easily win
ming the Brooklyn derby Of $4,000 at
Gravesend.
owing to the bad condition of the
track James Brady withdrew his $40,-
600 colt Accountant and Ironsides was
also scratched, while King Henry was
added.
The Quail opened a Q to 20 favorite
but gradually went back owing to the
heavy play on Belmere, who was
pounded down from to at the OPEN
ing to 0 to 5 at the close.
The start was good and O'Netl sent
Belmere into the lead, followed by The
Quail and King Henry. The Quail
closed up little but at the end of the
mile Belmere increased his lead to two
lengths.
From there to the finish he rapidly
went away from his field and won
eased up by twenty-five lengths. The
Quail stopped badly after racing mile
but was second twenty lengths DeIore
King Henry.
Water Pearl won the $4,000 fremont
stakes. The son of Watercress picked
up 129 pounds and conceding fourteen
pounds to his field won easily. He was
a heavily played favorite at to 10. He
won by two lengths. Summary
Five furlongs-Fay won, Jaunty sec
ond, Donna Elvira third: time, LOO 3-5.
Mile and a Observation-Disclosures won,
Grenada second, Entree third; time,
1:49 2-5.
The fremont, about six furlongs-
Water Pearl won, Saracinesca second,
Golf Ball third; time, 1:12.
The Brooklyn derby, mile and half
--Belmere, 11S CO'NeilD, to 5. won;
The Quail, 11S (Miller), Z to 10. sec
ond; King Henry, 115 (Martin), to l,
third; time, 2:37. Three starters.
The Marlboro handicap, mile and a
sixteenth-Coy Maid won, Flip Flap
second, Consistent third; time, / :49 3-5.
About six furlongs-Rye won, OPP
tician second, Fire Brand third; time,
Ill AS.
About six furlongs-Sir Carthurs won,
Progress second, Listless third; time,
1:13.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
PROMISES TO BE HOT AFFAIR
Ball Managers Become Excited and
Wager Real Coin on
Outcome

The game between the Hoegee Flags
and the Examiners at Chutes park this
afternoon promises to be an exceeding
ly fast affair, as several hundred dol
lars have been wagered upon the out
come.
Manager Oscar Chavez of the Exam
iners and Manager Hartman of the
Flags became somewhat excited last
the merits of the two mines with the
result that each placed 800 with l.. A.
Civil as stakeholder.
Both teams have wagered $3.50 and
several of the players are expected tu
collect minor remunerations after the
game.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
COLORADO DERBY OPENS
OVERLAND PARK RACING
THEODORE CASE, THE FAvoRITE,
WINS
With the Track in Good Condition
and Weather SuItry Racing at Dem
yer Starts With Good Results.
Summary of Events
Bv Associated Preas.

DENVER, June 16.-Colorado Derby
day opened the racing at Overland park
in Denver today. The Derby was won
by the favorite, Theo. Case. The track
was in good condition and the weather
sultry. Results:
Trottlng, 2:20 class-Silver Band won
first and second heats. Time, 2:15A
2;l4A. Congressman Sibley second.
Five and half furlongs-Phalanx
won, DR.. Hollis second, Redan third.
Time, 1909
Colorado Derby, mile and an eighth
Theo. Case won, Odd Ella second,
Sweetheart third. Time, 1881.
Half mile-Tres Joli won, Jack Gilroy
second Runscim third. Time, :4SA.
Six furlongs-Blumenth won, The
Major second, Durbar third. Time
1:14%
Hurdles, one mile-Prohtable won,
Langford James second, Salem third
Time, 159h.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
D0UBLE-HEADER WILL
BE PLAYED TODAY
TEAM TRAVELS TO
SAN DIEGO
With Two Mines Tied for First
Place Southern California League
Clubs Will Engage in Diamond
Struggle

With two teams tied for first place
in the schedule of the Southern Cali
tornia baseball league, double header
VIII occur at Chutes park this after
noon. The Hoegee Flags and the Ex-
aminers will endeavor to break the
deaoIock IN the first game, which will
be followed by diamond battle be-
tween the Hamburgers and the Key
stones.
The Tufts-Lyon team will play the
San Diego nine on the southern dia-
mond. The batteries for the latter
game will be as follows Leahy and
Ford for Tufts-Lyon and Hosp and
Works for San Diego.
The lineup for the Chutes park
games follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
START IN HELIeoLAND RACE
Six Yachts Put Out In Contest for
Emperor Williams
Cup
By Associated Press.

DN AsSOClateu FTeba
DOVER, England, June 16.-Six
yachts started this morning in the an
nual ver-Heligoland race for the
Emperor Williams cup. with fair
southwest breeze blowing the boats got
off i'm the following order:
The American built yawl Navahoe,
owned by George w. Watien of Bre-
men; the British cutter Ailsa owner by
Mrs. A. II. Lewls-Hill of Southampton;
the British built schooner yacht Clara,
owned by Max Won Guilleaume of Co
logne; the British schooner yacht Sum
shine. owned by Arthur II. Solomon of
Glasgow; lhe German yawl Armgard,
owned by G. A. Won Brocken and G.. S.
Zebreck of Travenmund: the yawl Bet
ty, owned by Ian Hamilton Benn of
Cowes.
The Navahoe allows the Aisa As
minutes, the Clara two hours and seven
minutes, the Armgard two hours and
forty minutes, the Sunshine five hours
and fifteen minutes. the Betty three
hours and forty-five minutes.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
Sale Causes Trouble

Trouble over the sale of a tailor shop
on West Pico street caused an alterca-
tion between James A. Graham and
Emil Freau last night, in which Freau
elected from the building into the
street. The man was picked up in an
unconscious condition and taken to
the receiving hospital
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
LOS ANGELES IS WINNER
Shuts Out Seattle in the Eighth
Inning With Score
of 9 To q
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SEATTLE, June 16.-For eight
innings neither Seattle nor Los Angeles
got a man across the plate. Jones
and Hall were pitching magnificent
ball and the support all around was
the most brilliant of the season.
In the ninth Dillon's double and Ell
lis single broke up the game. Score:
R.H.E.
Seattle ......O 10000 90 4 2
Los Angeles. 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-2 Z 3
Batteries-Jones and Blankenship;
W. Hall and Eager Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
MEADOW PARK RESULTS

BY Associated Press.
SEATTLE, June 16.-Six furlongs-
Florence Fonso won; Tom Hawk, sec
ond Standard, third. Time, 1:1S1a.
Six furlongs-Ye ellowstone won, Ell
Chihuahua second, Prince Wheeler
third Time III 1-2.
Four furlongs-Native Son won, Ber-
tie A second, Blanche third. Time
81 IA.
Six furlongs-Bob Ragon won, Ruby
second, David Poland third. Time
LIS.
Mile and fifty yards-Wenrick won,
Major Tenny second, Lone Wolf third.
Time 1894.
Mile-Funny Side won, Massa second,
Yeoman third. Time 1:44 3-4.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
New Crater Forms

TOXIC, June 16.-A fresh crater has
been formed on Mount Azo, on Kiushiu
island, II is emitting smoke and
rumbling sound, but no damage has
been reported. Uneasiness, however,
prevails in the vicinity Of the volcano.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
TO POSTPONE CIRCUIT MEET
Action Of Authorities In Regard to
Pool Selling Is Respon-
sibie
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
DETROIT June 16.-It has been de-
cided to abandon the Blue Ribbon
grand circuit meeting of the Crosse
Point track scheduled for the third
week of July and then transfer to the
Cleveland track thos stakes which
have already closed, namely the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers for 2:24 trot-
ters, and the 2:0S pacing stakes.
The announcement made several
weeks ago by Prosecuting Attorney
Hunt that he would prosecute all per-
sons concerned i'm any pool selling at
race tracks In this city. is the reason
for action. The Cleveland meeting will
be held from July 30 to August 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-17
SAN FRANCISCO WINS

BY Associa ted Press.
OAKLAND, June 16.-Oakand out
batted San Francisco today but broke
the record for errors and lost a loosely
played game by a score of to 9.
Graham walked six men. O'Brien was
replaced by Hit after he had allowed
nine hits. Score:
R. HE.
Oakland ....,........0 OF 0100-6 9 12
Batteries-O Brien, Hit and Bradbury;
Graham and Bliss. Umpire-McDonald