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300; China. S5.24s; East Indies, $4,000; Korea.
Sl,leS; Vladivostock. $500. The principal ex-
ports and their destinations were follows:
~ Honolulu, 900 bales hay. 1880 ctls bar
ley. $50 canned goods 65 pkgs fresh fruits.
700 gals wine, IT cs champagne, l3 pkgs drugs,
l4s pkgs paints. 1s4 pkgs electrical goods, 1000
IDS bronze. l automobile. cs boots and shoes.
"a pkgs dry goods. 4 pkgs wagon material II
pkgs machinery. "a 133 lbs tobacco. II cs cigars.
To Japan-2.600 bales cotton. 191 rolls and
cs leather $50 rolls roofing. 10 pkgs electrical
soTse e lbs % lbs e beSbs and
meals, 4,49l lbs dried fruit, IS pkgs fresh
fruits, 241 lbs nuts. 81 gals wine.
To Philippine islands 100 lbs dried fruit.
II ,416 lbs raisins 750 pkgs fresh fruits. 90 200
lbs and 16 cs bread. 64.639 lbs beans, 1o.346 lbs
peas. 40 ctls corn, 1858 lbs hams and bacon,
s6,40O lbs lard, 1856 bales hay, 10.9O3 cs
canned goods, 13 bbls flour, 1,4o0 lbs nuts;
60, 5s4 lbs meals. 7,7so lbs candy, 40 lbs and
b6 cs cereals, 107. .953 lbs coffee, 120 cs baking
powder LOGS cs salmon. 2S cs honey, 1,416 lbs
Goldfish, $50 whisky, 2e43 gals and Ill cs
cs alcohol, 354 pkgs drugs. 2s anchors, 6s
buoys, 400 ship knees. Is coils rope, 56S pkgs
dry goods, 60 cs boots and shoes. 81 rolls and
% cs leather, 80 pkgs saddlery, 45 cs station
cry, 40 cs typewriters, 297 bxs candles, l AIS
bxs and 20 pkgs arms and ammunition. 100 cs
cork helmets, IS pkgs ranges, ~ bdls tents us
pkgs paints, $50 Kegs red and white lead, 5,541
lbs shellac. 100 cs tar, 80 drums and 90 cs tur,
pentine. so cs boiler plates 2s7 pkgs, and 12o
925 pkgs electrical goods, 56S bds and 40s pes
steel and iron. ,537 TT lumber 407 kegs nails.
iuO LUIS pig iron, %5t pcs IdiIIOdu
pkgs wagon material, 131 pkgs vehicles, $50
lbs beeswax, 100 bales cotton.
To China-7 500 lbs pearl barley, 1920 lbs
beans, S41 lbs peas, 306 cs canned goods, 1885
lbs chocolate. 60 pkgs fresh fruits, 500 lbs hams,
s6s lbs dried fish, 576 lbs and cs meals, 46s
lbs cheese, 2,440 lbs and bxs dried fruit, A
cs salmon. so pkgs paints pkgs drugs.
TO East Indies-713 canned goods. 63 cs
salmon, so cs honey. 260 gals wine, 720 lbs
lard, 80 liquors, . bbls hour "a pkgs gro
ceries and provisions, "a pkgs paints, 269 rolls
roofing material.
To Korea-3 pkgs machinery, IA pkgs mis-
cellaneous merchandise, 8 pkgs groceries and
provisions.
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SAILORS WANT MONEY
FROM JAILED BANKER"
Alleged Slayer of John Hoffman
Has Mariners Savings
[Special Dispaich to The CAN

lSpecIdi Dispatch TO The CGlLl
ABERDEEN Wash. April 1S>--ss
each day sees vessels returning to
Grays HarbOr from extended voyages.
bringing back sailors who shipped from
this port. the list of seamen who de-
posted their money with William
Gohl increases, and today il was stated
on good authority that the total runs
into four figures.
These seamen, who appointed GOhl
their banker. while he was agent of
the local sailors union. are now east
ing about for some method of recOv-
ering at least a portion of their money.
while Coil is in Jail charged with muir
dering John Hoffman.
Search for the body of John Hcff-
man is kept up, but thus far without
result
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. April I3.-Hutton's wire SAYS:
lce extremely light showers that have 50 far
occurred in Georgia are entirely inadequate TO
relieve rhe drought that has prevailed there for
several weeks past. and II viii require good soak
lng rains ~ an early date II planting is not 10
De seriously interfered with. The action Of the
directors ~ two leading dry goods companies in
declaring the regular quarterly dividends was
taken as sign thsr trade was keeping up at
far pace IN this country. and private cables
coutinue 20 report a good business doing in Man
chester
he prel lnlnary report on acreage based on
reports from $50 correspondents Of the Journal
~ iommeroe in Texas of average date Of
Anril indicates increase Of "a per cent.
Based Oh last years figures. this would Indicate
an acreage of 1n.240.0oo for Texas In 1910. The
crop is ap0ut I've days early and fertilizers Will
be used about as usual. Practically the whole
state may BE- considered very promising.
Bull leaders sold after May touched Il .96c
Yesterday 70 check the advance. which is IN
seeping win their former tactics. and nothing
has happened of late 10 indicate that they have
changed their plans Of campaign
spot closed quiet Middling uplands. 1890;
middling gulf. -. 65c. Sales p bales
rrF-1 r-r,r-r
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
w

ARRIVED
Wednesday, April 3d.
Stmr J. J. Loggie johnson, % hours from Eu-
reka; $780, 900 feet lumber to Mckay & Co.
Stmr Saginaw, Walvig, IS hours from Astoria !;
$50, 900 feet lumber to Charles K. Mccormick
& Co.
450, 900 feet lumber to Pacific lumber company.
Stmr Hoquiam. Reinertsen. 50 hours from
Grays Harbor; 100000 feet lumber TO Pollard
steamship company.
Fort Bragg; 311,0o0 feet lumber to Union lumber
company.
Stmr Samoa Madsen Is hours from Caspar:
bound south. put in for fuel.
Stmr Carlos, Donaldson, 62 hours from Grays
Harbor; bound south, put in TO land passengers;
City: 220, 600 feet lumber to Hobbs, Wall & Co.
Stmr Noyo, Linder. II hours from Fort Bragg;
32S. 600 feet lumber to Union lumber company.
Stmr Daisy, Smith, 66 hours from Willapa
no. 600 feet lumber to ]. NJ. Huddart.
Schr Cecilia Sudden, Gustafson, IL days from
willapa; 100000 feet lumber to Sudden & Chris
schr Santiago, Mcdonald. u hours from Mon
terey; 1000 barrels oil to Associated oil COM
Schr Mabel Gale, Mattson, days from Colum-
bia river; $4,000 feet lumber to Loop lumber
Schr Advance. ogidnessen, so hours from Co
guile river; $4,000 feet lumber to f. P. Doe
stmr Albion, Nyman 10 hours from Stewards
point; 5000 posts 6,oo0 ties TO the Richardson
CLEARED AT MONTEREY
Wednesday, April 49,
stmr W. s. Porter. Holmes. Juneau; Associated
transportation company.
CLEARED
Wednesday, April 49,
Stmr Wihelmina, Johnson, Honolulu Matson
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, San Diego Ia
ciic Coast steamship company.
Stmr Hanalei, Mcfarland, San Pedro; indie
pendent steamship company.
ship Oriental Wilson, Bristol bay; North
Alaska salmon company.
Ship Standard. Anderson, Bristol bay; North
Ship Iieweilyn j. Morse, Peterson. Bristol
bay Alaska packers association
Wednesday. April l3.
Stmr Hsnalei, Mcfarland. San Pedro.
Stmr Navarro. Hoffman, Crescent City.
Stmr NJ. F. Plant. Burtis. Coos bay.
Stmr Mann Smith, Olsen, Coos bay
Stmr Sea Foam, Henriksen Mendocino.
Stmr Carlos Donaldson, San Pedro.
Stmr Whittier Seaman, Port San Luis
Nor stmr Alden, kars, sydney, etc.
Stmr Vanguard. odland. Eureka.
Stmr South Coast, osen. Caspar.
Stmr Acme, Olsen. Eureka.
Stmr Samoa, Madsen. San Pedro
Stmr wilhelmina. Johnson, Honolulu
Stmr Bandon. Johnson, San Pedro
stmr F. A. Kilbnrn, Mcclellan Eureka.
Stmr Kadak, Ross, Bristol bay.
stmr Watson Griffith. San Pedro
Ship ST. Francis, Ped.rsen, Bristol bay
Ship Star Of Italy, sohlin, Bristol bay.
Bark Star Of India. Christinden Bristol bay.
Bark Emily f. Whitney, Jorgenson, Bristol
Bark B. P. Cheney, Westar, Naknek.
Schr Henry Wilson. Bergman, Bristol bay.
WEATHER REPORTS
TATDOSH, April 13, s D. m.-C1oudy: wind
"; velocity Is miles an hour
DELMAR LANDING--Arrived April 1s-stmr
Phoenix, hence April II.
POINT LOBoS. April IS. 8 a. m.-Hazy; wind
NV; velocity miles an hour
POINT REYES. April 1s. o a. m.-cloudy;
wind NV: velocity IS miles an hour.
FARALLoNES. April 13 8 a. m.--CIear: wind
n: velocity "a miles hour.
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Memorandum

EUREKA April 13-Stmr Santa Clara pre-
viously reported in distress is sinking people are
being transferred to tug Ranger
Schooner Cecilia Sudden from South Bend for
San Francisco while bound In this morning from
South Bend with cargo of lumber, anchored close
TO Lime point: life saving crews from Point Bo-
nita and Lime point went to its assistance hut
found vessel in no immediate danger; CAPTAIN
stated he wanted tug; tug Defiance went to as
sist vessel to port.
Bark Olympic. owned by williams. Dimond &
Co.. has been sold to North Alaska salmon com
pany.
Per schr Cecilia Sudden-Aprl H. I:3O D. n. .
while sailing in through heads with fresh NV
wind and food tide, and wlen OFF Lime point
wind died out and vessel drfted close TO Lime
point: let go anchors In 16 fathoms of water: et
a. M, April 13, in ebb tide, drlfted on rocks
at point and unshpped rudder having struck on
stern: vessel is leaking at rate of two inches per
hour: towed of by tug Defiance
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UNCLE SAM FORCES USE
OF PENNIES IN CODY
Wyoming Town Scorns Such
Small Change

CODY. Wyo., April 13.-Cody has a
grievance. and it is against your Uncle
Sam. The government has forced pen
nies on Cody-a place which has no
more use for pennies than Nome has
for fans in January.
1t has instructed its postmaster here
to make change in pennies, and the ar
rangement embarrasses businessmen.
Nobody wants the penny, and invari-
ably 1t drifts TO the bank, and there il
sticks.
Not until comparatively recently were
dimes and nickels recognized as real
money in Cody.
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The Harris Trust and Savings bank.
2O4 Dearborn street, Chicago, has is
sued a booklet entitled Bonds for Safe
Investment" intended for the use of
persons planning to invest in bonds for
the first time Its aim is to explain in
simple terms the purposes OF various
classes Of bonds and to indicate the
value Of bonds as safe investments for
individuals. as well as institutions.
Copies may be had free upon reeEest.
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WILHELMINA HAS
few PASSENGERS
New MatsOn Liner Sails for
Honolulu With Only Forty
in First Cabin

n spite of the loud
and continued roar
from Honolulu for
a suspension of the
Goa stwise shipping
law on the ground
that there are not
enough American
steamers on the run
to carry all who
wish TO travel be-
tween here and the
island port, the new
II a { s o n steamer
Wilhelmina sailed
yesterday for Hon
olulu with only 40
cabin pa ssengers.
This means more
than 100 empty
berthS on the ship
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that was built in direct response to
Honolulus demand for better trans
portation facilities. The Siberia. which
sailed Tuesday, had only 35 passengers
for Honolulu and left here with rs
vacant berths. For the Sierra, which
viii sail Saturday for the island port,
- cabin passengers have been booked.
The Sierra has accommodations for 225,
so that within one week at a season of
the year when travel is supposed to be
heavy the supply of transportation to
Honolulu is more than 800 berths in eX-
cess OF the demand.
IN addition 10 the 40 passengers the
Wilhelmina carried y mules and a
racehorse on the forward deck and the
cargo of 5000 tons included a large
shipment of fertilizer and a big ship
ment of railroad freight. Among the
passengers on the liner was Mrs. f. A.
Harnden, who expects to make a year.
visit at the island mort
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DOUBLES AMOUNT OF
ALIMONY SUED FOR

DENVER, Colo. April 13.-WilHam
Rogers. Il mine owner. probably estLn-
Hshed precedent today when he NcI-
UNFAIRLY doubled the amount of ali
mony for which his wife was suing
Attorneys and principals for both sides
were in court when Mrs. Rogers an
nounced that she wanted $50 a month
alimOny
why. that is not enough" exclaimed
Rogers. I'll double that amount
Little difficulty was experienced in
settling the case
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@Snow on ground AZ inches.
The following maximum and minimum tenn
pcratures reported from eastern stations for
previous day: Chicago, 1910; New York, $685.
Omaha, 66-46.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure continues to rise over the north
ern half Of the Pacific slope. we'll marked de-
preston overlies Colorado and western Kansas,
and will probably move northeastward
Much warmer weather is reported in Nevada.
southeastern California and Arizona. Much colder
weather prevails In Washington oregon and
Idaho In the great valley of California after
temperatures average "A degrees.
The relative humidity at Red BLUM was 40
per cent and at Fresno 60 per cent.
San Francisco and vcinity-Fair Thursday,
somewhat warmer light north winds.
Santa Clara vslley-Fair Thursday, warmer !;
light north winds.
Sacramento valley-Far Thursday, warmer;
light north winds.
San Joaquin valiey-Fsir Thursday. warmer;
light north winds.
Southern California-Fair Thursday, overcast
in the morning; light north wind changing TO
west. A. g. McADIE. District Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO, April 13.-0bservations taken
at Z a.
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b. 5. Branch Hydrographic ONCE

A branch of the United States photographic
Office located in the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Nayigators cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights, dangers to navigation and mat
tiers of interest to ocean commerce
j. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, T. S. N, in charge.
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Army Transport

a whistling buoy of that port. Captain Gregory
expects to sail either tomorrow Friday.
Army Transports
The Crook is at Manila.
The Warren is at Shanghai.
The Logan sailed March for Manila.
The Buford is in port
The Sheridan sailed April - from Honolulu
for this port.
The Sherman is at Honolulu.
The Thomas is in port
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Change of Master.

Steamer Santa Rita. old master A. B. Conner
new master Thomas Boyd: steamer Crolona
old master r. W. r. J. DabeI new master
S. b. Randall: schooner Young America old
master Hans Hansen. new master George Rich
ter: steamer F. s. Loop, old master H. o. Levin
son, new master E. g. Ahlstrom.
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'uIf. 4. $40. sales. . ha
cotton ETTVR rs
st. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. April I3.-Wool-Unc Unchanged: me-
dium grades. combing and clothing 20d25c
light tine. lsG24c; heavy fine, 14d20c; tub
washed. l9d36c.
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nv United Wireless

Wednesday. April 13
STEAMER EANALEI-Saiied 4:20 D. m: April
Is. 1:30 D. m, miles southeast of Point
MOntara; moderate sea: light northwest wind ;
clear
STEAMER MANN SMITH-Sailed from san
Francisco April 13, $50 p. M. strong north
west wind; choDpy head sea; weather clear; all
rr-o1T
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& BIG AUCTION SALE ~

OF 80 head of all purpose horses. mares. mules
and ponies. also wagons bugGies and harness.
SAIJ JRDAG, April 16 N a. M, J65 41h ST..
oakland J. ". MEDEIROS. Auctioneer
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E0 WEEKLY SALES

MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. at II a. m, pos
and 200 Valencia st, 20 horses and mares. suit
able for ranch and city work. wagons. harness
and bugsies- Outside stock sold commission
Phone Park 2723.
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. April 13.-Butter. steady: cream
cries. 26G3lc; dairies, pa 2Se Eggs steady 1t
marx. cases included. 1SG20c; hrsts, 2oc: prime
nrsts. PIC. Cheese. steady; daisies, l4Ml4lac;
long horns. l3la n ESQ
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fRising
Failing.
Snow on ground at Summit a. m. today SO
inches.
RIVER FORECAST
There will be little change in the rivers of the
Sacramento watershed. Those of the San Joa-
quin will rise slowly during the next two days.
y. r. TAYLOR, Local Forecaster.
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crude OIL for Ala.L.

| The tank steamer W. 8. Porter cleared AT
Monterey for Juneau on Tuesday with $4,000
barrels of crude oil In bulk. valued at SIS, 900
| and consigned TO Douglas island
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New York NIetaI Marke.

NEW YORK. April 13.-The market for stand-
ard copper was weak with spot snd April clos
ing At 12-JOQ 2-65c; May. 12-55G .70c: July.
p Goa p soc. The London market closed steady
with spot quoted at f56 l7s Sd and futures M
f55 as Cd. No arrivals were reported Custom
house returns showed exports of $50 tons max
ing s.7l3 far this month Local deg lers
quoted lake copper At 12ST12 n Is. 12J5c: elec-
p T5c.
Tin-weak. spot. 32 25dS2 4Oc; April. % 271s
n p Soc; May. $500 2.z5c: June. 32 4Od
50 SOC: July. 80 40d32 &c The London mar
kef wesk and lower. with spot quoted
~ El47 Jos and futures at f149 los
Lesd-Keak. Spot. 4.35M4z0 New York and
4 1Tls a 25c East 81. louis. The London mar
ket was unchanged at SI2 12s Sd.
Spelter-Wesk. Spot 5.50d 5.65c New York
and 5.2s lzc East st. Louis London was
2 shade lower az f22 los.
Iron-Lower in London. with Cleveland war
rants E5Os Cd Locally the market was Quiet
SIT-5O6 is: No. 1 southern and Ne. ! southern
soft S17 50O1775.
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The siberia's Cnrgo

The steamer SlberIa sailed Tor Hongkong and
way ports via Honolulu Tuesday with cargo
valued at 1854. 100 exclusive of treasure. and TO
be distributed follows: For Honolulu s1os-
BAL; Japan. $220,7l2; Philippine islands, S343,-
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Time Ball

Time Ball
United States branch photographic office. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, April
13, 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
cific standard time (12oth meridian), or at Sh
DOM. 00s. Greenwich mean time.
j. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant U. s. n. in charge.
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NnrnI sfnres-Tnrnenffne ann Rnsfn

Naval SfOres-Turpentine ana ROSin
SAVANNAH Ca. April f3-Turpentine nom
inal. Last sales. Goc; receipts 474, shipments
IS stock. GOA.
Rosin-Flrm. Receipts. go: shipments
. 80: stock. - POI; sales. 1.Ol3. Quote: b
81. 15d4 20: D. 81 4OG4. 80; Z. S4.T5: F. $3.50
04.921s; g. s.; II. s.. 10: J. s.. 30: X sc .:
n. Sc. 20; \. 500: VIC. Sc %; WV. $3.50
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HYDRoeRAPHIc OFFICE

Depth al mean Low water, entrance 70 harbor.
PLACE TT Date Remarks
Grays Bsrl IS Jan lS Inner bar buoy sub
merged
WIlapa B % Feb. s'Whistling buoy ] mile
north Of bar.
Colum r. p Nov. s Shoallng outside nun
buoy No. ?.
Nehalm z Feb. ? Bar buoy zoo yards y
channel
Tflimk B. Dec. IL Channel shifted / mile
south in gale Nov. 2s
Nun buoy No. 0 and
Ysquina p Il Feb. y can buoy No. gone
adrift.
siusl-g r. 51zi 5chsnnel going north.
Umpqua r 13s5 Feb Channel in good condi-
ton
II feet at low tide to
Coos Bay is Feb II North Bend u feet
at low tide to Marsh
field
Coqailie r Jan. 7ChanneI straight; good
condition.
Rogue Rivl .-..l........ .....-.-....-.......
Klamth R Jan. Channel straight east
and west.
gmbIdf B ie Mar North channel unsafe
70 navigation.
s PEDRO B 20 Feb. 26lN No change in channel.
S. Diego b % Dec Ono change in channel.
s Pablo b "A Dec. IiDepth in dredged chan
mel.
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Sun, Moon and Tide
United States coast and geodetic survey-Time
and heights of tides at Fort Point. For city
front mission street wharf add 25 minutes.
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Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco April Is, 1910;
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Chartered for Lumber
BOOKLET FOR INVESTORS

The schooner Manila. the way from
san Diego to Everett. is under charter for lum-
her from Puget sound TO this port at 81.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-06
SEE sport OF KINGS"
Labor Day Races at Haw
thorne Bring Out Crowd
of Fans.

Chicago, Sept. EN- the presence of
$4,000 people that packed the ancient
stand, overlooked into the soggy pad
dock and fringed the heavy track itself,
the sport of kings underwent its an
nual one-day revival at the historic
Hawthorne course yesterday afternoon.
when under the auspices of the Bush
ness Agents Association, six fields OF
runners tore up the muddy turf in the
half1dozen races run off,
There were seven events on the card
for the thoroughbreds. but only six
were contested, special match race
between Teddy Gray and Monkey Tail
being carried of when one of the own
ers refused to put up a stake.
Two races for harness horses, a 2:27
class trot and 1850 class pace, two
automobile speed trials and four motor
cycle races were also on the afternoon's
programme, but account of the
heavy going the lateness in getting the
events off and the poor policing of the
course, all were abandoned with the
exception OF fvemile free-for- al
motorcycle race.
| Three wrestling bouts were alss
staged on the raised platform in from
of the stand after the sixth running
race was over and before the motor
cyclists got away.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-06

entertain Comiskey and his ground
keepers put in some sterling ticks aft
err the sun burst upon the scene and by
2 ociock-thirty minutes after the
scheduled hour for starting-the initial
combat was set in motion on field
that shrunk and bulged at regular and
stated intervals.
Chief interest in the bargain attrac-
ton conferred about the prodigious
swatting of Mr.. Lajoie. With Walsh
on the slab in the opener. Larry sailed
away two1stngles and two doubles
all terrific line smashes. sending in
three of the five tallies acquired by the
Forest City bunch. With the big
Frenchman clubbing at this pace and
Hardness hurting air-tight ball until
the sixth. the hose had slender chances
to even bluff at scoring.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-06
LANG LOSES 60
WITH AL KAUFMAN
Australian Shows Little
Glass Against Husky
Californian.

Philadelphia, Sept. al Kaufman,
the heavyweight of California, last
night got the popular decision over Bill
Lang, the Australian heavyweight In
six round bout at the National league
ball park. In only one round, the sec
ond in which he fought back and pun
ished the Californian as severely as the
latter had hurt him in the opening
round. From this round to the close
of the fight Kaufman had all the ad-
vantage.
The fight spectacular exhibit
tion was disappointing. Time and again
Lang would lead with his left and then
rush into a clinch, 1t requiring the as
sistance of the referee to force the men
apart. In the fifth round Kaufman
drove Lang to tho ropes and had him
in evident distress, but the Australian
on long enough TO save him from a
probable knockout.
In the sixth round Kaufman rushed
his man all around the ring, but was
unable to land the knockout blow.
Kaufman left the ring without mark,
while Langs face was swollen and
| there was a cut between his eyes where
Kaufman had sent hard left.
| When the principals appeared in the
ring there were between 1000 and g.
900 persons in the park Seated in the
boxes and through the big grand stand
| there were many women, who had been
admitted to a public boxing bout fol
the first time in the history of the
| sport In this city.
The ring was, pitched midway be-
tween the home plate and the pitch
ers box. and was perfectly lighted BY
| 41Hf
| top of the grand stand.
Kaufman had in his corner as chic,
adviser Billy Delaney. probably one o.
| the greatest seconds in the country
while Kid Mccoy looked after Lang.
/ Others in Kaufman's corner wer,
Bob Deadly and Tom Kennedy, Will,
Jim Corbett, Hugh Mcintosh and Char
lie Griffith assisted Mccoy IN taking
| care OF the Australian.