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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
WEATHER RIGHT
FOR WATERMELONS
PRODUCE DEALERS CLEAN UP
STOCK
cantaIoupes, Tomatoes and Fresh
Fruits in Active Demand-Quo-
tations on Butter and
Eggs Steady

Thre were no new features in the local
produce market Saturday. Business was
active in all lines, especially fresh Iults
and vegetables
Cantaloupes and watermelons headed
the hst in volume of sales. No material
change in prices.
Eggs are in heavy supply with quota-
tions ranging from 22c to 2315c a dozen.
Lima beans have appeared in the
market.
Enough fish received to meet the de-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
A Hopeless Race

Higgins--I understand your son Is prr-
suing his studies at college,
Wiggins--Yes; but from what ran 49,
certain l don't believe he will ever catch
up with them. Chicago Daily News.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

Gunner-So you took .Harker up on
the noise and the clouds of dust?
Guyer-Not at all. He. said 1t made
him homesick.
Gunner-Homesick?
Guyer-Yes, 1t reminded him so much
of house-cleaning days.-Chicago News.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Coffee and Sugar
BY Associated Press.


NEW YORK, June 29,-The market
for coffee futures opened dull at un-
changed prices to an advance of 8
points on steady cables. Trading was
very quiet and the market showed no
special features. The close was quiet,
net unchanged to points higher. Sales
for the half session were 1850 bags, in
cluding: July at $5,25@5.35; September,
$500; December, 1925; March, $5.S5,
and May at $40.
Coffee, spot dull; No. 7 Rio, 64c; No.
4 Santos, TIC. Mild coffee, quiet; Cor
dova, 9@12Ac.
Sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining, 337c;
centrifugal 96 test, S.S7hc; molasses
sugar, 3 121zc.
Refined, steady; No 6, $3.50: No. 7,
S4.55; No. s. $3.50; No g. $4.45; No, 10,
$4.35; No. IL, $3.50; No. ~, $4.25; No. 13,
$4.20; No. IA. SALE; Confectioners a,
granulated, $500; cubes, $5.25; mould A,
$4.S5.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES, June 29.-Bank clear
Ings were $1,356,O9.43, against 1852, ,769.lo
for the corresponding day last year, u
decrease of $276. .6S9.72. Following is a COM
parative statement:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
or HIs own

''Never." says the Buena Vista Rennh-
lican, Judge a man by the COMPANY ha
keeps; It may be his wife's folks."--benS
yer Post.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
New York Bonds
.ssociated Press

BV Associated Press
NEW YORK June 29.-The following
were the closing prices of bonds today:
u S rid rs reg 1919 Jap Is I'd srs.... 99
do coup ......l05 do As ctfs ...... S21s
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
San Francisco Shipping

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29-Arrived /;
Steamer Roanoke, San Pedro; steamer
j. b. Stetson, San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Oil Stocks
DAILY MINING CALL

Official sales-Listed - 1000 Nevada
Searchlight at 112@1Ssc; 1000 Clark Copper
at 145s@14%c. Unlisted-Bonnie Glare at
665sc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
New York Stocks
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, June 29.-The following
were the official quotations on the stock
exchange today: c
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

Don't shop Saturday nights. Do your
trading during the day
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

Tochleigh-I awoke about 2 o'clock
this morning and discovered a burglar
in my room
Basyum-Did he get away without
lending you anything ILLUSTRATED Bits
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

unchanged; blue stem, S6c; club, SAC;
red, SIC.
PORTLAND Ore. June 29-Wheat:
Club, sec; blue stem, soc; red, SAC; val
ley, sec.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

Don't shop Saturday nights; aid the
closing movement by shopping day times.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

my view on CO. o-education," he said,
firmly. is that it should be forbidden.
1t is deleterious to mental development.
1t leads to"
John" said his wife, entering unex-
pectedly ARE you telling Mr.. Smith of
the dear old days when we were college
classmates"
"Y-yes,'' said Philadelphia
Ledger.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

Everything you want you will find in
the classified page. One cent word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30

GRRIN SGI XII pli HND D FEED TS b 400 bs.j.wheaatt
No. /, $l.7O; do Q0O-lb. sackl, SIZE;
corn. $3.50; cracked corn, $1.65; feed
meal, $40; bran, heavy. $780,; rolled
barley, $1.4O; oil cake meal. $3.50; seed
rye S1.75; shorts. $l.45; Egyptian corn,
81 IS; white oats, $50
HAY tper ton)-Choice wheat hay,
S22624; No / wheat or wheat and oat,
$1S921; do No. 2, S14@16.5o; choice tame
oat, $iS@20: other tame oat. $11q15; wild
oat. Si1@14; stock hay sSQ9; alfalfa.
$11@12.50; straw, S06D90c.
Retail Prices
Following prices for leading articles of
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-30
Bonds

Bid Asked.
Associated OIL ................... so S7R
California Pacific Railway, 20 l01
Corona City Water Co ........ 93n -.
Corona Power s. Water Co... :. 90
Cucamonga Water &c ........ :. 100
Edison Electric Co., 1st ref. 96h 100
Edison Electric Co, old issue =. 1O7
Home Telephone Co .......... S4 -.
Home Telephone Co. 1st ref. :. 50
Los Angeles Stove Co.......... SO 80.
Los Angeles Traction 6s....... .109h %.
Los Angeles Traction 5s........ 99h -.
Los Angeles Electric .......... 90 ...
Mission Trans. IL r., Co........ 92h -.
Mt. Lowe Railway Co ........ So SO
Pacific Light Sc Power Co... 81 102
Pacific Electric Ry. Co......... .100h 104
Pasadena H I & L Co.......... :. 81
Pomona Con. Water Co ....... :. 81
Riverside H I & L Co......... 70 So
Riverside Light & r. Co... :. 9S
Santa Monica H T e. T Co... :. so
San Diego II 4 & T Co........ =. -.
Santa Barbara Elec. Rwy.... :. 95
Seaside Water Co .............. :. 102
Temescal Water Co ............ =. SO
United Electric G.. & p. Co.. .1001s -.
Union Transportation .......... :. 911s
u Long Distance ............. =. S711
Visala Water Co ................. 95
Whittier H Z & T Co.......... .. 70
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
YANKEES HAVE No
HARNESS RACING
Horses Will Be Shipped to En-
pire State, Where Five
Tracks Run.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.


ALBANY, y, Y, June l5.-Besides
several independent and the three Grand
circuit meetings, there will be at least
five regularly organized chains of meet
ings at which trotters and PAGERS will
be raced in tins State during the pres.
ent summer. They are the two Mo
hawks. the Metropolitan, the Northern
New York and the Lake Erie circuits,
the latter including some Of the best
harness racing centers ii the Empire
State.
While the absence of harness racing
in Massachusetts and other New Eng
land States will bring large mum"
Der OF campaigners 10 New York, yet
the dates as arranged are so close and
conflicting that some OF the meetings
scheduled are bound to be declared oil
for lack of entries. Several others must
be content with enough entries TO barely
make up the running expenses OF the
meetings, and 10 many the game is
bound to prove n losing proposition.
and consequently drawback to harness
racing sport,
Under the existing circumstances few
Of the raceirack managers would be
able TO increase the Size OF their purse
as an inducemcnt for larger entries or
offer horsemen other Inducements To en-
tice them over from other locations.
While there will, be betting and pool
selling on all tracks. vet on account OF
the number of meetings already ar
ranged, the income from this source Will
not be as good as they would if fewer
races were held at moro distant points.
Some of the early meetings have al
ready been declared of, due manly to
a backward spring, which greatly re
tarded the training work all over the
State, and this will surely affect sew
cral of tho carly July meetings, as,
according TO schedules, the season is cT-
pected TO open with n great rush IN tho
first week Of July. Even under all these
adverse conditions, the halT-mIlr tracks
Of the F,1npirc State will be ne best
rentors of harness racing for the year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
WITHDRAWAL OF CARS
HAS NO EFFECT
Grand PriX Race Over Dieppe
Course Will Have Plenty
Of Entries.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service
NEW YORK, June 15.-Notwith-
standing the train of misfortunes that
has attended the Grand Prix race to
be run over the Dieppe course in
France July ., the preparations for the
big event have been practically com
pleted and the only ears that will
probably be missing from the contest
will be the three Clement. Bayard rae
ers, which were withdrawn immedi-
ately after the sudden death of Young
Albert Clement
The excitement caused in foreign
motor circles by the sudden withdrawal
of Wagner, the Vanderbilt cup winner,
from the Dauacq team, followed by the
announcement that the three Darracq
cars would be withdrawn frDm the race,
willie it has brought up more proml-
gently than ever before the. ethics of
Il drivers allegiance 10 the concern
with which he has been connected for
long time, turns out u be less serl'
Gus FROM a sporting Starupolnr than
WIS y FIRST feared. The DarraCq cars
have been purchased by private own
ers. aud Hey have been ctlic SLY cn.
tered in the Grand PriX, They Will
retain their regular places as prevl.
olsly drawn lin the contest. Wagner
I'm eNplaininp mis- sudden detection from
the Darrac0 concern in favor of the
Fat firm. states that It was partially
due TO criticisms upon his drVlng III
the Tarea. Florio race IN Sicily during
April After stating that he had
stoned contract TO drive for NJ. Oar
racq. in 1905, at d salary of 500 a
month, with the stipulation that the en-
oaeemcut might he I armjnated on elth-
pr side bv the nvln. Mt of An Indcm
rifv OF 5000 Wagner says that II was
l,..; until APRIL - that the Darracq
firm YemcstcI nm &c sign contract
"a drive IL tho Grand PriX..
II refused. he ADDS, for since mN
return from Sicily | hGl determined T.
icave them and had already enirMed
! mi, nego,iations with the Fiat concern
On Nav ] / told NJ. Darrnrq that
shnuId leave his service. and pald Over
/ ,bc indemnity - $1,000 ] have moi
! ,.nTunrnmised the firm : interests. MY
rcn,itation as a driver was attacked
| hv insinuations regarding the regular
! ifv of nv stop in the Targa. iorio race
! | was not able 10 finish because my
| ms chine broke down IN the third rounr
rr;Ic ! was leading as the result of Z
| irnken road wheel bearing. sna1
! .s, the sporting commss,ca oi th'
! S,,,omohile club Of France 10 make IN
| ,.,,,,ice into my case and verify ln'
gact flat I abandoned the rae rs
,rsul or = mcchanl'Jl defect
! Walter Christie, wno mas heetl HcIH
VOL ,,leasna with the speed capap. NC
of his new racing car IN US riai- .,
| 90 Lie ncw racing car In ITS trials ut
- Island, has started for France
and !, number of American autoists wli
"aI for Europc this month Tor the pur
1",i Hnso Of witnessing the big foreign
! races.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16

Dchcrtys last year No one would
admit so readily as Smith how bad
Smith s game is capable of being, and
was then. The inference would seem
To be that another double man must
be included, on the chance of Smith
being below his best form.
AS an extra singles representative
Mr.. Gore has undcniable claims. AS an
alternative doubles partner for Riseley
the Euglishman could not do better
than choose Roper Barrett, IN spite of
the fact that on their last appearance in
double harness they did not seem to
60 very comfortably together The task
of the selection committee is bound to
he difficult i'm 1905 Brookes beat
Smith. who had beaten Riseley Last
year Wildine once beat Riseley at Sur
biton, when the former was in and the
latter out of practice, But the commit
tee could probably come TO no better
decision, if both the Dohertys are un-
able to play, than TO select Riseley and
Smith for singles and doubles, with
Gore as reserve for singles. and Bar
rett as reserve for doubles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
YACHT EFFORT COPIED.
Was Criticised Upon Appearance but
Now Others Follow Pattern.

Tribune Special sporting Service.
NEW YORK, June l5.-When the
yacht Effort came out last year some
criticism was made on her rig, be-
cause Designer Gielow had given her a
long masthead and short thin topmast.
80 Why has she such an ugly masthead
and a flagstaff for Il topmastp' was
asked by one well-known yachtsman.
Before the season was over il was
found out that the yacht s gatf could
be kept well inhoard and the mainsail
kept i'll better shape because Of the
lead of her peak, halhards. This year
the new 57~footerS are fitted in the
Same way as the Effort. Hcrreshoff has
thing by. and IN this case he has taken
lesson from Gielow. The Effort will
IN her early races be in charge of Ad
Olson q. Hapan. and she will be well
handled
The Rochester yachtsmen have been
trying to induce Mr.. Hanan 10 90 To
Charlotte in August and sail the Sen
cca, the Canada cup defender, against
the yacht selected by the Royal Can.
adian Yacht club. Mr.. Hanan sailed
the Irondequoit to victory some years
ago when the Canadians had won two
races. The Rochester yachtsmen have
this in mind and as Aemelius Jarvis
is sure TO sail the challenger they think
the cup would be safer If Mr.. Hanan
met hlm again. 1t is very doubtful ii
he will undertake the Job. Mr.. Hauan
has made plans 10 put the Aspirant IN
commission and take part in the races
during the cruise OF the New York
Yacht club The Aspirant won an
Astor cup few years ago. and she
may repeat that trick again tins year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
cron Of Heavyweights Growing,

Tribune Special Sporting service
SAN FRANCISCO. June. l5.-The crop
~ beavywclghis on the Pacific coast Is
growing in proportions every month
Short lime ago there was deartn on talent
jr ,Lis branch Of the sport but during
the past few months couple OF nc"
heovics spring VI almost every week.
Tho iatest acquisition to the ranks OF the
,nen ybo ultimately hope to he able 10
iiil the shoes Of the alfalfa giant ore Fred
Cooley and Ed, Hagen. both of whom
chow more than the usual amount OF
lass possessed by big fellows FIRST ap-
pcarins in the local four-round bouts
E. %efl is exchanging punches nightly
yriib the Chicago bruiser, and from all re-
,,,ris ihe Windy City chap is made of the
light stun. and Hagen IL being taeged
,'5S', nv the admirers OF the Hayes VAL
I,. ci,ib's new phenom. But George
IJarding who Is a keen Judge OF q pugi-
iist, is sponsor for Hagen and a rough
and ready battle seems 10 be on tab when
he toes the scratch TO swap wallows with
Cooley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
JOCKEY CLUB BEATS
ANTI-BETT|NG LAW
Racing Oh Memphis Tracks wiz
Be Resumed Next
Fall.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
MEMPHIS, June l5.-Memphis Will
resume it's place in the Western racing
circuit, according to admissions made
by New Memphis Jockey club officials,
after a decision in lower court holding
the Faust antibetting law invalid
Nashville, where racing is also held can
resume business as n result of the opin
ion handed down by Judge Palmer here
last week According TO local opinion,
fall meetings for the runners are
highly probable al both tracks 10 pre-
cede the winter meetings In New Or
leans. Appeal from the lower court IS
to be taken BY the people who have
attacked horseracing in Tennessee FOR
several years. but n hearing in the Su-
preme court Is hardly within the list
of possibilities until June. 1908, which
will meantime permit meetings under
the old law. Acknowledgement Ycrger
admits that IT will be q year before he
can appeal 70 the attention of the Su"
preme judges.
In holding that the act known as
senate bill No. contained more than
one subject in its caption, and was
therefore null and void under the sta
tutc. Judge Palmer decided that sub
sequent act inGicting penalties upon
those who encouraged betting on horse"
races had nothing left TO stand on.
The indictments against the New Mem
phis Jockey club for maintaining bet
ting on It's properly during .ss matinee MATINEE
ordered quashcd. The knocking out Of
the anti betting Law in the court is the
second setback in three years. The So
called reform element caused the Rice.
Ligon measure to pass both houses of
the Legislature two years ago. but IT
WAS declared invalid also.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
Fighters Sidestep Thomas.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Joe
Thomas and his manager. Harry Foley,
have arrived here from the East Harry
Foley says that after Mike CTwiu) Sulli-
van had posted his forfeit he got cold
fecr and new the town without even bid
ding Thomas or himself good-by Thom-
as will strive 10 got a match in his home
town or at Colma with some of tke best
men in his division, and ii he is Unable
TO cntice any of the welters to box him
he stands ready TO give away chunk
of weight In order 10 secure bout that
will bring him IN q little coin, Since
rholnas has jumped into the first rank
of hghters. all of the so-caled champions
are sidestepping him. and he finds 1t just
about as hard as Joe Cans does 10 get
opponents who are willing TO meet him
AT his natura! weight. Thomas should
prove good card with suitable adver-
SdrV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
PRESIDENT WILLIAMS PLEASED
Sends Horses to the East for Summer;
Will Buy More Stock,
-Inl Snortlnc SerY!ce

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. June l5.-So
cratfied is President Williams over the
showing made by his stable at Oakland
during the season Just closed that he
said few days ago he would probably
purchase several good horse. in the
East this summer. What the sport
here needs is several good representa-
tive stables. and wealthy horscmcu
should be encouraged IN thcir eudeav,
or to elevate the morale Of the turf,
The Williams string has been shipped
East with DR.. Rovell in charge II is
a small bur select stable, comprising
the champion two-Year-old Flresiono,
Walter Miller. Creation and the two
three. ycar.ods Roalta and PeriucIo. In
thc same car Rudolph Sprecklcs sent
Borghcsi, ST. Elnwood and San AlyIso.
The latter three are trained by W.
Covingion, whose success with the
horses Of the Sobrc Vistn stable has
been marked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
Death Intcrferes With Match.

Tribune Special Sporting service.
SAN FRANCISCO. June l5.-Jimmv
Conroth has received a letter from Roo
Ward announcing his fathers death in
Quebec. Ward left here several weeks
ago on receiving word of The illness In
his family which neCessitated the calling
oil Of the match with Al Kaufman at
Colma, Ward told Coffroth in his letter
that he would return here In about a
month. and authorized him TO make the
match with Kaufman for any time be
thought best. When Ward and kautmann
were matched a month ago 4, aroused
a great deal Of interest. and many bets
were made on the outcome, II is expect -
cd that the interest In the match VIII be
as keen as that shown in Kaufman :
bout with Berger. Ward is tough fel-
low with n terrific punch. and he and
Kaufmann ought 10 make things hum for
a few rounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
4. Soccer Football Coming.

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
NEW YORK. June l5.-Soccer football
enthusiasts Will have their hearts desyre
next October. when the All England-I,
American game VIII he held in this city
about The middle of the month. The de-
cision to have the big game In New
York was the most important action taken
at The annual meeting of the Eastern As
sociatior Football league. held here re-
Gently. for the announcement at the meet
ing was that an oxford Cambridge soccer
team will he sent from England next OC-
tober TO play the sturdy kicking war
riors of Cornell Harvard and Yale
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
IN HAS LADIES
TENNIS YEAR
Il Is General and the
|apstiiion Keen for
Championships
4 kmURyAMENT LACKED
THREE GOOD NAMEo
and Behr Play the
I,upetition Will be
Very Hot.
s.Ar,inr Service.

s.,,sl Sporting Service.
~ Ture I5.-This is to he a
&, tennis season 1T appears.
q the Surrey championship
81, included Mrs. Chamber
4, x Douglas), Mrs. Sterry,
~, l,be hoIder), Miss C. NJ.
"A Miss A. II. Morton. Here
f,b. six best players IN Eng
Ia year, in the same tourna'
,Fu Lowther just beat Mrs.
.,y 10 lose narrowly 10 the
in the semi-fnal of the
en-. Everyone will welcome
',.srs entry, especially If 1t
an NJ ibis year she will he able
4 vrularly, for she will be Mrs.
+, most appropriate successor
s's lest lacked three good
a, appeared last year-F. l..
.sH. Smith, and A. j. Wlldlng.
rs,tion there were 4. ". Gore,
a gitcbie, D. P, Rhodes and II.
n, Last season opened on a
gtsinities. The path was bl1l-
4 The instructed had little
III. lis general destination, and
.,riiusry improvement of i.
4. with the cruel accident to
[1aii, WAS the only conspicu-
,rcp. This year holds the
"A doubt. No one knows quite
"a happen. II. /. Dohcrty, for
n only. will not play in the
r.iip, and therefore, after five
. he cup will change hands
he mau who will regret most
/ 1, Impossibility Of meeting Mr..
\ tilI' bc Norman Brooks, who
is arrived. and with A. i.
Eill represent Australia in
|s cup matches. There is little
|sr this is 10 be Brookes' year.
y. performance in 1905 in win
slleomers singles may well
|iN, and this time carry with il
|Elionship, for both his principal
e M. Riseley and 5. II. Smith,
'ful starters. The former has
n snee the doubles champion
y !tsr completed tho dana &c
- and II is still a question how
IA be lt for the strain of VIM
shle Smith appears to intend
ailcn OF the champion S atti-
'ihng season off. y
ssT Players Of Promise.
iiiags might be turned 10 ad.
Wen in the way of encourag.
ssttss some new young players
Z, except that it appears that
pcsslole exception Of the
leEe there are no new young
4 promise. Everyone has
p ago performed or recently
ry optimistic prophecies.
Ey players the case is exactly
" the position of the men is
~: II the United States
2 include 3, c. Wright and
10 one eau ignore it. even
" chances are that Mcssrs.
W. wilding would be the
n any case England. VINO
lhe winner to hold or lose
u no easy position. If the
Nilv decide to play in these
veil as in the champion
onI'h S presence. if he has
y iorm Of the early part of
. essential for the singles,
nseley must, Of course. be
a,gle player. Since these
doubles champions. the oh.
q Would be to play them in
Ne moro so as Smith has
ssMsularly formidable TO play.
'sioad; s But we have no right
I;l =; alseley could repeat his
L anglehanded WIN over tbc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-16
Auto Record Broken.

Tribune Special sporting Service.
ALBANY. June lJ.-May was an
other record breaking month Tor the reg
istrS tiou OF automobiles in this state.
there being 2209 registered during that
period. or this number lI2 were imported
cars. The leader in registration was the
Ford. there being almost twice as many
of that make registered as any other.
The total OF Fords was 22Z. Next in or-
der comes the Cadillac. with ii3. and
close TO il the Maxwell, with 40 reg'r-
rrnf iDnC