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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
COSTUMBRE QUE DEBE MAN
TENERSE.

La madre que adquierc Ia costum
bre de mantener 4 mano una botella
del Remedio de Chamberlain para Ia
Ios, ahorra una gran cantidad de di.
hcultades y anSiedadcs ToSes, res
iriedos Group, males q que los Minus
esGan expuestoS, son prOntamente Gu
fadoS por Su usO. Evita toda tenden-
ella de un resfriado 4 v0lyerse neumo-
MA; y, 81 Sc tOma los primerOs sintu-
mas del Group, evitara suS ataqucs.
Este remedlo no cOntienc NADIA de da-
hoso, y las manreS 10 dan 4 sus niIios
con toda Seguridad.
DE yenta Ell Ia Botica del Leon dc
3. A. Chapa. San Antonio, Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
DOLORES DE ESPALDA

Este NAL eS generalmcnte causad0
por Teumatismo de los m6Scu.os, y
puede ser curado con aplicaoiones de
Baisamo del DoiUr de Chamberlain
(Cnamberlain's S Pain Baim) dos 8 tres
veces al dsa, .frotando fuertemente la
81 esto no produce alivio, apliquese un
pedazo de franela roctado con eli Ralsa.
mo del Dolor, y es cast seguru que 80
aliviara cl NAL en- seguida.
De venta Ell In Bot!c del Leon, dc
y A. Chapa. San Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
Ultima moda We
raniega inglesa.

Ia plutocracia de Londres. IN
glaterra, usara ropa roja. 3 color
de pdrpura, ell proximo verano
con el fin de distiRguirse da los
pobres, pues 500 los muy ricos
podran usar osos vestidos. por
destehirse en- muy pocos dfas q
la acci6n do los rayos del sol,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
CONCESSION PARA DE-
PORTES.

Tomas l.. Greer, de El Paso,
Tex acaba de obtener una con.
cesi6n para construir en- G. JuS'
rez. Chin, una pista propia para
ejercicios de laZar y montar ga
'Daao, conocidos en- Mexico con
ell nombre de "Jaripeos." Las
leyes del EstadC de Texas prohi'
ben esq clsse de deportes.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21

Bste bottom ea una joya do psimor
y debe so2 ilevndo por todos ios
mexicAnos, sln eEcepcton, que seaa
cn Juarss Ia encarnacIou viva ,
ginriNea SO Msxieo,y ronsTyatlo co.
mo aa Eeeuerdo dsi cAnteaArio. su
prselo estA nj alcaaos do toias, 2s
csntayes oro, 6 el dohie sa dInaro O.
Mexico. :,
Al que ana cnvis I peso 60 cen.
tayos poT uaa sabseriseion por aEs
Al RguiooR, snyisremos esfs haiIt
eoi6a de regaio, pirsjanss 4 Pabie
Gus. sss .. LAs%do Ct, saA As.
sczss.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
DESCANSO Y SUEHO.

PocGs escapan de Sus calamidadfs
del invierno,---frio y pcnosa tos. Hay
muchos remedios recumendadoS, pero
ei mas proEto y mcjnr de todoS es el
Simon'S Sirope para In tos, el que stia.
, ylzando cnrando los pulmones y tn
mento. y dara q Vd. el deseado re poso
y sueiIo tranquilo.
DE yenta EN- Ia BotIca del Leon, de
+. A. Chapa San Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
NUEvo MINIsTRO DE qua

TEMALA EN- MEXICO.
Ha llegado q la ciudad de Mlxi.
co para encargarse de 10 legaci6n
de Guatemala en- aquella ciudad
gu substitution del actual Minis.
tro. Francisco Orla, que ocupa
ra al Ministerio de Guerra de su
pals. ell Sr. Manue; M. Gir6n, II.
no de los hombres publicos mas
prominentes de Ia Rep1blica de
Guatemala.
ri senior Giron. antes de venir
q Mexico. fue Secretario de Ha.
cienda en- su pals. y ha tenido
bastante eXperiencia en- sus asun
tos. Fue uno de los que firma.
ron Ell tratado de Corinto de 1902
bajo ell cual SO compromatfan
Honduras y Nicaragua q evitar
Ia guerra. :,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21

ProSenir un constipado con "Pre-
yentics'' es raas aeguso que dglarlo CO.
Trer para curarlo despnes Touadas
yehtles conelulfan con los coustipatlus
4 if1iluepgas Y lutza lu saiYaran do Ia
puimonia 8 branquitis. Las PIsyeri.
tics son una golosina agradehIs en-
lorna do pastllla para Ia oafactSu de
constipaGos, y Sc vendeu on cajas de 8
ct. y 2sct, ~ tiene sa.ofRio, 81 coIntsn
~ estornudaf, pfuebs las preyentica,
que elias con ssEufidsd coTtarAti enat.
aufsr resfTiado y 10 compiaceran,
ue yanta poi Il, Ebiin = ina., san
Antonio, Tex
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21

81 esth eXtrefiido, peSado 8 con hi.
ilosidad, 81 su rostrO esta pal!do y sin
vida pruebc las Lax-ets aunquc sea
por una sola Yez para que yea 10 0iIe
haran por listed. Lax-ets son polosI.
ma agradable en- forma dc pastilla-
agradables al paladar dc efectos sa.
tisfactorlos. No hay rctortijcnes, nj
dolor, es soiamente un laxnnte de @.
iectos benlgnos, placentero agrada.
BILE. Sc ayiene al bolsillo del ciiaieco
Q al porta-monedas dc una Sonora.
Lax-ets !lenan todns los deseos. Las
Lax els sc yenden en primoroSas ca
jitas lltograiladas Ell metal 4 5 cent /.
yos y 4 25.
De Venta por II. Cohn y Cha, san
Antonio, Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
NO SEA va. fnRAlIrnn

~ 'bH u' SoNHh u ~.
Una piai irrltada hace q una persona
irritable, y una persona irQsciblc & CO.
rainda So atrae muchoS disgustns, Sc
gsn sli gravciad. Moral: use Yd. & /
Hunt 'a Giirs," una caJsIdel cuai Sc
garantl2a que no tiene igust para Gu.
raf cualHuisr lorna dc NAL en- la ptel.
loha ciaSn do cpmezoncs son aiivladas
pn ,,cut, -, y, i,,,Is W. y, y,
+. a. Chapa. San Antonio I,exas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
NUEYO puRNrE INTERNA
CIDNAIi EN- LAREDO

SO hs aupneiado dc buena au.
toridad que Q! Ferrocarril Naoio
nal do N6Sicu ha destinado mo
ato million do pesos para cons
trnir otfo paehte on Laredo &
trav6s del Rio GranJe. & fin de
reemplasar al antique que ha es
tado ON uan por espaaio do vein
TO amos Sc dice que oil material
neeesaric para su eonstruccIoa
esta cast todo complete y que
los trabajcs oomensaran pr6xi
memenso Sc editlcara q 10 lar
so do Ia antigua eatructara.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
los vEoINos sE aNaAaA RON. ;.

Los vEcINoS Sc ESGAaARoN,.
Tosfa tanto Que va rue morfa. y me
puse tan fiaeo que tio poSiiA ieyantsr-
me de la cana. Los veclaos mo pro.
nosticaron quo no me leysntarta de q.
lta nunca; pefo SO enEaiiason, porlue.
gracjas q Dios. fnf ineucitio & toriar ei
Nueyo DescubrlmIente del Dr. King.
y con custto tsoteflHs dc peso me om'
re completamentc Ia tps y Te5taare nai
saiud; - Escrlbe la Sra, RYa Uncapher,
de GroYettown, Stak Co., Ind. Este
king (Reyl dis remedies para 20.
ses rssfriados sailaa1f de gafgansa
J. pulrBoties, estA garahtIzado ca IN TO
tica ae r. a. (gIapa. San AAfouio,
; Tex. - BotalIas 90 & pezo $ 20 eenta.
HoS. hntallas ds ptBGha gratlsf
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
"LA SANADORA" GARANTI

"LA SANADORA" GARAN NTI.
ZADA POR FL GOBIERHO
Guaranteed under the Food and
Drugs Act. June 30, 1906 Serial No.
2737.} Esta es la mejor garantia que
una medicina de familia puede tener,
sabido es que no importa que enferme.
dad q dolor allija teniendo LA Sana-
dora Il 10 mano es seguro ell alivio y
curaci6n como ya Tia sidn 9r0bado por
miles de famiIias que slempre tiencn
tan excelente medicina 4 su alcance.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
OFICTNA CLAUSURADA.

Comunican por TELEGRAPH de
El Paso. que el Departamento de
Hacienda clausur6 ell dfa 12 del
que rige la oticina do derechos
de ensaye de aquells ciudad, y
que todas las muss:ras de mine.
raj enviadas de Mexico para sus
desGonos SO remitiran 6 10 uueva
otcins general de ensayes en-
Kansas City.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
Los doloresidc cabeza

Los d0loresidc cabeza
80 existir6n "a ell In gente,
81 toRla nstsd mas prudente .......
I'idOrlS NGdrHgdd0yuS.
Las PtldoTas Madrngadoras de De
witt son scgursS.
de yenta en- la Botica dc LEON poF
+. a. Chapa. San Antonio, Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
IApoNEsEs RuMBo A Es
TADOS uNInna

Ctntennres de Isppneses estan de.
iando sns traftalos an ii construction
dc eaHlluos do Hero en- Mexico, v pre-,
pafAniuse para yAriir A este gals don.
Ss, segfin 50 lss In dlcha, pueien ita.
Ger u1as negaciS,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
Ou1TA La COMEZnN-

No ourara totios lUS maicS dc Ed
pero enra ci poor do eli9s. Cara ioda
lorna de comolones conUcidas. no i.n,
Forta como 80 ilamsn; honde este IN
sensation dc comeadn, ALI Ia quita
Eczema y sizotes &rn cHrados con una
GAIA Esta garanlisa y 81 nombrc
es Hunts Cure"
DO yenta en- In Butica del Leon dc j..
a. Chapa, ,,-Sau Antonio, Tex.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
NaTanIaS, a'sl2sas; slssasos

Y toflR s!ase dc frutss lfcSaas bare
tas. PItRHTE 81 SsSts, !, s0t s, Laredo
So. San Antonio. Texas. Tslsfnn0
NnesG. No. sG1i.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21

REouERDGs DE TN yiAJE
obra del fameao aepefaI Ignacto
Martinez, asss'haglc Ell Laredo. 1st 90
YIAJE UNIVERSAL
pos 81 naisnto. also,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
IuAn YArrnnnn

JUAN vATTuORH.
cnInpone, vcnde y renta MGquinas dc
coser rcipjca de pared 10 X. Pc.
Goa St,
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1907-02-21
Sc vende a s cts. ejemplar
q bOrlo de todos lbs 3

1++*++++****%%%%s++$+$+% =. ior,15s ~
cnanto menos Gamble dire $50 - .s,fds, u,ayor
"a pu',uanu % con que ID
! cam
! 81 'e faia EI. REGIDOR de d,as ayse an s.-
BulLa de u fIta (.
No se deyuelven OrlginaeH
Solo las uls"rIp"nnes que ge ,r,x,n .iaWrsd
r"eman SLED En- Mexico vale 81 pr.io an IF1
20 ri d"h" en- nnupdG me1icana " - 80 - q
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16

branch Of a tree projecting from the side of Tho.
trunk The lIfcless head at last, about a third
1I the length OF the fish back from the sur\ivino
mead The total length of the FISH when it died f,ur
months alter birth was about and 4 quarter
-Nt the New York Aquarium last wear out of
lot of ten thousand salmon egps one was - ~;
NV" heads and two forward bodies projecting at an
angle from single body. The two heads appeared
I" act independently in feeding 1t lived for only a
seven months and length of two inches MAKE.
Perhal,S the record for such freak fishes double
iieo'p Inpo" trout having once been raised to that
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR JUNE 10. 1907

throws ar my hands "shrp,d" says
d. You mean Z. say he has gone She snaps.
That the ~.zr ot It. Saws |.
Then this a Kutgcr work Oh, The t,a-,,'
srd she tc-.us >tauI9u acr 'Hot and ltrlu her lips.
Itt, S where t"a tv ut, says l. Tins Is "a case
But jus, then another bis bubble comes da-hin'
ur with t"ur mcn III II. and the one that Jumps out
and f.u- Is the r.tu stem of the fan, Is. could
Soc that Hy the Way the Lady turns Lcr back him.
lie clean cut. square Ju"cd young clicr. and ty
tac marrow sat ot his eyes and the sandy color "i hS
a.,ir N"u could guess he ulEht tc some OBSTINATE
".en =, came To- an argument. Bu, hc begins calm
enough.
I'm Rutgers Greene" s.ys hc and Il, ,hc
police Station they tod me Gerald Was here. III
take charge "t him. If YOU please
Have YOU brought q bunch of s,cuts -uo:'
say, /
He admits that he has
Then chase EN- o't tie grounds before las
another mental tylhoon. says / shoe en-
Ii they re not n,cded,' says he, anC YOU ob-
jcot to--'
So he has hls rna,hin, run ou, TO the road again.
NoW saws l. seem a- tins II IL fam lv affair,
beg pardon puts IN Greene, " but YOU hardly
understand the situation. Mrs. Greene need not tc
I've as much righ, TO Gerald as YOU have, saws
She: her eyes ~ntpp'n like a trolley wheel ou wet
night
We VIII allow the courts TO decide tha, point
l don't want To- hut, IN ON any tender little
domestic scene, SAYS |; hut IT was YOU TWO Ill
lIli'I the Nl' IiNI lie Dttn gone SINCE day
Gone. says C.,reene. Whcrc.'
There's tclItu' that" SAYS l. Nh krow
is that when he left here he headed for The rail
road track mcann to Jump freight tram and ~
The r4ilruad'' Squcals Mrs. Greene oh.
he Il Ice killcdi Oh, Gerald! Gerald
Greene don't say word, bu, he TURNS the ,-yr
Of Slice of Swiss cheese
"Oh. what do" says the lady vrinsin'
her hands
Any oi them detectives Of yours know The k.d
by sight, SAYS
They didn't Neither did Grccnc's bunch They
Wa both fresh lots
Wcu SAYS |, I'll own up thar pur, Of this IS
mp I" me, and Won't feel right until I've made a
Try lo hnd h'm. IN goIn 10 start now. and don't
know how long I'll bc gone From what I've seen
can guess that this cottage viii be a little small
Tor You two; but If you're anxious hear the first
returns Ill advise YOU to stay right here So lonp,'
And with that | grabs my hat and makes a dash
ont the back Way, leavn EN- standiu there back
/" back. | never tracked = runaway kid aIouy Il
railroad and hadn much notion of how L. start;
but | makes for the rock ballast lust as though |
had the plan al mapped out.
ne FIRST place came across was Il switch tower
and ha'n chlnncd the operators three minutes
before ! gets ON to the fact than an east bound
freight usually passed there about SIN in the morn
IN and generally stopped To drill the siding lust
below That Was enough TO send me down the
u", X; hui there wa Mt any traces OF the kid.
New Haven for me, then" saws L. and bv good
luck catches a local Maybe that was i cotnfurta-
hc udc, Watchln out of the rear window for some
lmn was hopln | wouldn't sce And when it
was over hunts up the yard master and finds the.
ENlcctm 4 Consignment" SAYS he
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16

age and length AT the Government M
hatchery at Duluth, Minnesota
I'm February, 1901. Fred NlIier II
Tacoma. Washington, eausht niger
shark, eisht feet IN leneth and -'~-,v''
inch,- in diameter. winch had rv heads
and tv...,.,I- uu thc.ue lydE. Hes.az
il with hook .ud Huc ud h-d -rt
struggle t. land thc monster.
\ very rare .r,.k Is au -..H. '-1 ID
Minnesota, however, .rc tu .r
number of alb,no brook trou-- .-..-
single tiny specimen they have -, I'D
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16

4 school OF upward OF three thousand lH.-
brook trout was an accident. In Matching ~j. ' ~
the spring of $50; a tiny white fellow developed 10
was carefully guarded, and when full grown IS
spawn saved and hatched separately Ns.-y
all the Try were white like the parent.
he hSh perfect brook trout in form, and -Ec :
the tiny red spots along their sides found ON ne
regular species. The body of the tsh varies in cy1r
from pure white To cream color. The fms are Fn>er
than those of the ordinary trout and are edged nh
strip oI pure white. One strange freak OF pIsC r@l
nature is that wherever these fish are planted they
become leaders of the schools OF ti~h found -ge
ponds.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16
MONSTROSITIES AMONG FISHES

EREAkS are occasionally found among
tShcs, as among other animals. but
they rarely live long All fish hatch
erles haVetreak fishes at somctimcor other
fishes with two heads and one tail or
with two heads and two tails, or perhaps
with one head andtwotails.-h II is mnst
unusual for them To live bcVond the time
required to absorb the yolk sac, from
which the fish derives its sustenancc until
II is able to feed in the ordinary way.
Among the little fishes hatched out
from a lot of lake trout eggs in a New York
New-York tribune., 1907-06-16

TVDo ".T5 TNV NOUS IUlmcI -
one tail 1t was in form like a capital letter
with head at the end of each arm This freak
turned out to be most unusual in two rcsrccts
namely, IN the duration OF its life and in the manner
ot rs survival vt the end of two months the lrf
head looking from the tail of the FISH died
As a rule, when one OF the heads OF a two-headcd
tNh dies the other goes within week or two But
living on instead of diving, and feeding and continu.
nS to grow the living head and that part Of the body
Of the fish which was attached grew out bevond
the line of the hfeless head and came practically
t. constitute the fish, with the eless head project
lng from its SIDE like the thick stub of the sawed off
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
ANOTHER DOG OWNER
is MOURNING LOSS

One hundred dollars worth of dog
gnawed the rope with which he was
tied and escaped from the Hollenbeck
hotel baggage room Friday night, and
his owner, E. A. Colby of Redlands, is
most anxious for his canine majesty to
return to the home ranch.
The dog is described as a bull terrier,
all white, with the exception of a black
right eye and a black nose. He answers
to the name of Schmitty and is unusu-
ally friendly. He is year and half
old and limps slightly because of rheu-
matism in the left shoulder.
When last seen Schmitty was beating
it out of the Hollenbeck as fast as his
rheumatic condition would allow. he
was attired in a black collar adorned
with six spikes which were once brass
and piece of chewed rope.
Anyone seeing the American dog with
the Faderland name will confer a favor
on Mr.. Colby by communicating with
him either over the phone or by mail
at his Redlands home.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
AMERICAN
NATIONAL
SUIT BROUGHT
AGAINST M'CAREY

Through his attorneys, ]. G. Forest
yesterday filed a suit in Justice
Stephens court yesterday against the
Pacific Athletic club for the price of
admission he paid to see the Burns
O'Brien exhibition.
The damages asked, $50, are set forth
in the complaint as a debt, and the
suit brought for the recovery of same.
The trial will no doubt bring out
some very interesting details, besides
testing the law with respect to the liza
bility of proprietors of amusement
places providing all that they adver-
tise.
This is just what Forest, in his COM
plant, alleges that the Pacific Athletic
club did not do, and in view of the
reputed admissions of the principals OF
the fake fight, the charge of receiving
money under false pretenses will no
doubt be closely watched by followers
of the game.
In event of Forest being successful a
long list of new suits may be looked
for
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
COLE THE HERALDS SPORTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
PHlLLIES AND ST. LOUIS
SHARE IN DOUBLE-HEADER
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, June S.-The Philadel-
phians and st. Louis broke even today
in two games played. st. Louis won
the first, to 1. and Philadelphia the
second, 8 to O. Score:
First game-St. Louis 4, hits 9, err
rors 1.
Philadelphia 1. hits 4, errors 3.
Batteries McGinn and Noonan;
Sparks, Richey and Jacklitsch. UNI
pire-Carpenter.
Second game-St. Louis 0. hits l, er-
rors 3.
Philadelphia 3, hits 6, errors l.
Batteries-Fromme,K Karger and Mar
shall, Moren and Doom. Umpire
Carpenter.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
CUBS MAKE 1T THREE
STRAIGHT FROM GIANTS
By Associated Press.

CHICAGO, June S.-Chicago made it
three straight from New York today
winning in the ninth inning with none
out. Two bases on balls, wild throw
by Ames and Chances hit to center
scored the winning run. Brown was
hit hard in the third and fourth, giving
New York lead of three runs Errors.
gifts and timely hitting allowed Chicago
to tie in the fifth and seventh. Score:
Chicago 4, hits 5, errors 1.
New York 3, hits 4, errors
Batteries-Brown and Killing; Ames
and Bresnahan. Umpires-O'Day and
Rigler.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
SENATORS WALLoP WHITE Sox
PITCHERS AND WIN EASILY
Bv Associated Press,

BY Associated Press,
WASHINGTON, June S-Washington
batted Smith out of the box today and
also hit Patterson hard. defeating Chi
cago, to 2. Graham was effective
throughout, the nine hits credited to
Chicago being widely scattered. The
fielding of Robe and the batting of
Ganley were the features. Score:
Washington s, hits IA, errors 0.
Chicago 2, hits g. errors l.
Batteries-Graham and Warner;
Smith, Patterson and Mcfarland.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
YANKEES HUMILIATED
BY DETROIT WHlTEWASH
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June S.-Detroit opened
a four-game series here today by shut
ting out New York, to 0. Chesbro
was relieved by Keefe in the ninth
inning. Conroy was put out of the
game for disputing a decision. Score:
Detroit 6, hits 7, errors 0.
New York 0, hits 4, errors 2.
Batteries-Mullin and Archer; Ches-
bro, Keefe and Kleinow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
STOCKTON TAKES SAN
JOSE INTO CAMP
By Associated Press.

by ASSOCId lGU Z IVSb
STOCKTON, June S.-Stockton this
afternoon put a check to the soaring of
San Jose by defeating that club 8 to 2
in a most exciting battle.
The visitors punched three hits in the
fourth and made two runs, which
looked to be sufficient to win. Stock
ton made the rounds in the same inning
on a hit, a sacrifice, two bases on balls
and balk. Score:
Stockton 3, hits g. errors 1.
San Jose q hits 4, errors 1.
Batteries-Moskiman and Hackett;
KrauS and Kent.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
RESULTS IN CLUB
HANDBALL TOURNEY

Gordo Whelan defeated Ray Dunni-
gan by a score of 21-17 in the Los An
geles Athletic club handball tourna-
ment yesteray. The game was a warm
affair and Dunnigan gave the cham
pion a lively tussle.
In class B Barnett won from Stanton,
21-13.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
CALIFF IN POOR
FORM AND SEALS WIN

BY Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Ore, June S.-Califf was
in poor form today and San Francisco
took every advantage of the fact. Hen
ley was unsolvable. Score:
San Francisco 6, hits IL, errors 1.
Portland 2, hits 4, errors 2.
Batteries-Henley and Street; Califf,
Moore and Schimpff.
Umpire-Perrine.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
ATHLETICS USE STICK AT
RIGHT TIME; ST. LOUIS LOSES

BY Associated Pres.
PHILADELPHIA. June S.-Philadel-
phia easily defeated st. Louis today in
a loosely played game. Timely hitting
won. Score:
Philadelphia 4. hits 9, errors 8.
st. Louis 2, hits 5, errors 3.
Batteries-Dygert and Schreck; Pow
ell and O'Connor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
CINCINNATI SHUT OUT FOR
FOURTH TIME IN ONE WEEK
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, June S.-For the fourth
time this week Cincinnati was shut out
by the Brooklyns being victors today.
Davis throw to the plate in the sixth
inning, cutting off Lumley, was the
feature of the game. Score:
Cincinnati 0, hits 8, errors 2.
Brooklyn 2, hits 6, errors O.
Batteries-Weimer and Mclean; Nc
Intyre and Ritter.
Umpire-EmSlie.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
BURNS PITCHES NICE GAME
AGAINST OAKS
Van Haltren's Men Escape shutout
by Bunching Two Hits
In the Ninth
Inning
STANDING OF THE orIps
By Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, June S.-The Los
Angeles team made safe hits today
when safe hits were needed and as a
result scored runs. Oakland. on the
other hand, was weak with the stick
when hits were needed and it was not
until the fifth inning that the Ala
medans were able to gather more than
a single hit together.
Oakland escaped shutout by bunch
ing a couple of hits in the ninth inning.
which netted one run.
Score.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
PRINCETON WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
~ Assoclated Press

=
PRINCETON, N. j., June S.-Prince-
ton won the eastern collegiate baseball
championship by defeating Yale here
this afternoon by the score of to 3
before nearly fifteen thousand people.
Score:
Yale 8, hits 6, errors A.
Princeton A. hits 8, errors 2.
Batteries-Parsons, Van Week and
T. Jones; Heyinger and Cooney.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
is CREEPING
UP AMERICAN LADDER
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BOSTON, June S.-Cleveland's long
hitting defeated Boston today, 4 to L.
knight made his first appearance as
a member of the local team and played
brilliant game in the field. Score:
Cleveland 4, hits Z, errors 2.
Boston l, hits 5, errors 2.
Battertes-Rhoades and Clarke; Pru-
lit. Oberline and Shaw.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
MAY SUTTON is DEFEATED
DrncG

MANCHESTER, England, June s.
Tn the northern champion tennis meet
ing here today May Sutton of California
was defeated in the final by Mrs. Sterry
Cformerly Miss Cooper, the English
champion, by 7-5, 60.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-09
PITTsBURG, UNABLE TO HIT
PFEIFFER AND BOSTON WINS
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
PITTSBURG, June S.-Pittsburg was
unable to hit Pfeiffer and lost to Bos-
ton. Leach proved a factor in both
runs made by the local team, scoring
the first on a daring run from second
on an infield hit and knocking in the
second with three dagger. Score:
Pittsburg 2, hits 4, errors 4.
Boston 4, hits II, errors 0.
Batteries-Liefleld and Phelps, Pfeif-
fer and Brown.
Umpires-Klem and Johnstone.