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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-30
STATES
LIVELY 4TH FOR ST. ANTONY.
Idaho Town is Planning Big Cele-
bration.
(SpeciaI Corre4pondence


Especial Correspondence
st. Anthony, Idaho, June 2S.-The
people of this place are making extern
sive preparations for an elaborate
Fourth of July celebration. The affair
will be conducted under the auspices of
the Modern WOOdmen of America,
camp No. 7275. The st. Anthony silver
band, under the leadership of Wood
D. Parker, is practicing nightly. The
band members have purchased some
excellent uniforms and made their first
appearance in their new suits last even
ing.
The following Fourth of July pro-
gramme will be rendered at Island
park, commencing at 10 a. M:
Opening remarks-Mayor G. E. Bow
er2-an.
InvOcation-Rev. w. S. Wilson.
Music-Parker choir.
Address-Hon. w. H Gibson.
COrnet solo-W- D. Parker, band ac-
compartment
Reading Declaration of Independence
Professor. H. G. Fuller.
Music-Teton choir.
Address-Caleb Jones, esq.
Music-St. Anthony quartette
Address John Donaldson.
Song, America Audience
The afternoon viii be taken UP in
games and sports. prizes being offered
There viii be a band concert at
o'clock and BASEBALL game between
the Lewisville and Idaho Falls teams
for a purse of S75. Fireworks and
grand ball will mark the closing of
one of the grandest celebrations ever
witnessed at st. Anthony.
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CHILDREN ENTERTAIN.
Fine Programme by st. Mary's Cath
edraI Choir.

The entertainment by the children's
choir of st. Mary's cathedral at the
New Grand last evening was a most
decided success and gave the greatest
pleasure to the large audience assem-
bled. On the stage there We're fifty
children, from tiny tots to young Ia
dies, under the direction of Miss Nora
Gleason, with Miss Florence Graham
at the piano.
The programme was made up of
songs. recitations, choruses, dances and
marches. Every one Of the sis zen
numbers was cheered, the audience be-
ing especially pleased with the per-
Torrance of the little tots
Numbers that gave especial pleasure
were the salutatory by Miss Kathleen
McCoOey; the recita ton, AN Episode"
by Miss Huldarose Brown; the original
Irish breakdown by Miss Cora Cam
eron; the piano solo, Bout en- Traine, I"
by Miss Florence Graham; the recita-
ton, 'Ta-ra-ra- boom de-aye," by Miss
Margery Mplvey; kissing Meath the
Stars, a pantOmime, by Miss Mary and
Master Ruel HallOran; "Mammy's Col
ored Coons," by Miss Margaret Fitz-
gerald and little ones; vocal solo, THE
Songs My Mother Sang to Me-" by Miss
Clara Fafek, and the original horn
pipe, 1850, by Miss Cora Cameron.
The friends of every child on the
programme have reason to be proud of
the showing made.
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Cycling.
PRETTY FINISH IN FIVE MILE
IVER LAWSON BEATS CHAPMAN
HALF a WHEEL.
Local Australian Pursuit Race Won
by ]. P. Gunn-Amateurs Ride
Swiftly on Tandem.

Close and breath-taking finishes charac-
terized the races at the Salt Palace coli
scum track last evening. In some of the
events the time was very good; in others,
IT was Indifferent, and in stir others if
was slow even unto snailness. This last
IS according to French methods but the
salt Lake racing public does not fancy
the style that prevails in gay Paree. Con-
sequently they We're somewhat wearied at
times.
The final heat of the hve-miIe open pro-
Iess;onel was the distinct, pulsating SEN
SauOD OF the evenings entertainment IT
was Won by lver Lawson in 1923, with
John Chapman just half the length of his
'front.' wheel behind and Glen Turville 2
close third. The finish was about as ex-
cltln~ as anything that has been offered
tSt- season.
On the start-off John CHAPMAN got the
coveted place behind the motorcycle, with
IurVEIe second. Green from Denver
third- liver Lawson, fourth c. z Nav
who qualified to ride failed to tack onto
mile.
The euartette finished the first mile in
the order in which they started with the
time PA 3-5. The second mile was finish
ed N the same order, she time for the
Two miles being 4.22 In the third Iyer
lawson shot IN front of Che uotorcvcle
with pretty sprint, and got ChaDmI as
place, Immediately behind the machine
II was pretty sprint, and was cheered
heartily by the crowd The time AT the.
end OF the third was 6:25 As. The fourth
was finished in S:2S %. and the riders be-
gan the fifth in earnest.
On the sixth lap of the last mile the
motorcycle dropped out and ii was then
that the excitement began. All of the
riders shot forward with beautiful spirits.
IVef still in the lead. with CHAPMAN sec
ond. On the bell lap Chapman made a
magnificent attempt 10 pass Iver. but did
not succeed. and finished at his front
wheel
distinguished themselves in the trial heats
fo~ the fYe-miie race. Iver's sprint was
particularly brilliant, he leaving the rest
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HE Is FOR sUIzER.
Delegate Weber of Nevada is in Salt
Lake.

Lake.
z, D. Weber of Ely, New, came to
town yesterday and registered at the
Cullen. Mr.. Weber represents the van
guard Of the Democratic delegation
from Nevada to the Kansas City con-
vention. When seen last night he said:
I expect the rest of the boys to be
here tomorrow, but / came ahead Just
to find out how you fellows in Salt Lake
do your nominating and with that end
in view l am going to attend the ju-
diciaI convention here. We also want
to go east with the crowd and do not
propose to go as a lot of orphans.
"Oh, yes, there is not the slightest
doubt as to our crowd going solid for
Bryan, and for that matter the state
next fall. Upon the selection of the
vice-p president, however, 1 do not think
that we are united: we are not in
structed and will have to get together
on the train to see what we will do.
AS for myself, l have no hesitancy in
stating that Sulzer is my choice, as
believe that he is the only man to down
Teddy in New York. SulZer is essen
italy a man who takes with the work
ing man back east and as far as 1 can
see will be a strong candidate"
After stating that the Nevada dele
SaIon was comprised or j. ii. Dennis,
Judge Mack, Governor Sadler, Clayton
Belnap, Francis G. Newlands and him
self. he went on to say that politics in
Nevada were in a somewhat chaotic
state and split up into three parties
the Republicans, silver party and the
Democrats, whose strength was in the
order designated. Since the recent flu
sion Of the two last named parties,
however, the balance of power re-
manned with the silver element by a
big majority.
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POWERS TO PRESIDE
Will Weld Gayel at Democrat
ic District Convention.
NOMINATIONS ARE MIXED
LIVELY FIGHTS FOR ALL PLACES
ARE PREDICTED.

Three district judges. who will serve
for four years. beginning next Janu-
airy, will be nominated at a Democrat
ic convention to be held in the criminal
court room in the joint building this
morning. At the same time a district
attorney is to be chosen. P. ]. DAILY,
chairman of the Third district Demo-
to order at IL o'clock. Judge o. w.
Powers will be introduced as tempo
rary chairman.
This was practically decided upon at
an informal meeting of several mem
bers of the committee yesterday. A
test vote was taken and showed a ma
jor;ty in favor of Judge Powers. 9th
ers who had supporters for the tempo
rary craftsmanship were ]. A. Williams,
Judge Thomas Marshall, Judge Rives
and Colonel A. G. Ellis. A meeting OF
the committee will he held at 10 O'Clock
this morning, at which the selection of
Judge Powers will be ratified.
There was some lively hustling by the
candidates and their friends last night.
Part of the delegations from Tooele and
Summit counties arrived on the late
afternoon trains. A. II. Dunlevy and
- AAhAA Cdlile QuWu from Mercur.
Frank ]. Mclaughlin headed the dele
cation from Park City. The delegates
from Coalville and other. sections of
Summit county are due in on early
morning trains.
1t is hard to predict just who the
nominations will fall to- All the can
didates and all their friends are conf
dent Of winning out and several ballots
VIII probably be necessary before any
nominations are made. The delegates
themselves are going to do the nOni-
mating, regardless of any states the pol
lucians may have made up.
With seven active candidates in the
field the race for the judgeships ought
TO be very interesting. Judges Nor
reI, Cherry and Burton, with Joe Rich
ards, 5. W. Stewart, w. G. Hall and
James D. Pardee will make the fight
anybody's until the nominations are
settled. Arguments were being ad-
vanced last night in favor of all of
them and good work was put in by
their friends.
There is a three cornered scrap for
district attorney between D./B. Hemp
stead, Ray Van Colt and H. J. Din
nlny. Each of the three claims the
nomination as cinched, but two are sure
to be disappointed.
Nothing much is expected to be done
this morning aside from perfecting a
permanent organization. The real work
of the convention will start in the af-
ternOon and It should be finished in
time for dinner.
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This is certainly a most generous offer,
and the following extracts taken from
his daily mail show what men think of
his generosity.
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you cannot realize how happy / am
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greatly improved in size, strength and
VigOr"
Dental. mailed in plain sealed en-
velopes. The receipt is free for the ask
ing and ne wants every man to have IT.
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erickson FOR JUDGE.
Democrats Expect to Garry the Sew
enth District.
(Special Correspondence.l

especial correspondence
Mt. Pleasant, June %. - Ferdi-
nand Erickson. a prominent Democrat
ic attorney of this city and county,
has announced his candidacy for the
judgeship of the Seventh Judicial dis
trict. Mr.. Erickson said that individ-
ually he had done nothing as yet in
his own behalf, but that friends had
been pushing his cause, and that so
far the outlook was favorable He was
not going to make a scramble for the
nomination, but was certainly willing
to accept it if rendered him. and he
would appreciate the honor highly. Mr..
Erickson will almost certainly receive
the nomination, as he is practically the
only candidate. II. K. Reed of Manti
has been mentioned occasionally for
the nomination, but it is generally UNI
derstood that he wishes the district at
torneyShip.
The Democratic party is very san
guine of carrying the district, and ex-
pect to elect their men by maiorities
ranging from 800 to 400. They are con-
fident of having everything but San
pete, and assert that this county will
have to overcome a majority of over
800, which will come in from the south
and east, before the Democratic ticket
can be knocked out. They do not an
ticipate this for an instant, and even
go so far as to say that the Repub-
licans will lose this county. In view of
the showing made at the special cleo
ton. when the Republican majority
was cut down to forty-one in this
county, they have pretty good grounds
on which to base their claims.
The Republicans hold their district
convention next Tuesday at Manti and
it is practically certain that Judge
Johnson will be renOminated to the
judgeship and L. D. Livingston to the
attorneyship.
The delegates who were selected to
attend this convention are C. N. Soren-
son, A. Johnson, RasmuS Anderson,
Fra ciS Jensen
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Baseball.
BANKERSNERE BEATEN
City and County Officials Are
Amateur Champions.
SCORE WAS SIX TO FIVE
GAME WAS WON BY SWENSON'S
HIT IN THE NINTH.

Two costly errors and a timely base
hit, together with that rabbits foot
which Trilby Nicholson carries around
with him. Won the game yesterday for
the city and county officials and they
were duly presented with 500 and pro-
claimed the amateur champions of the
city. Ostler and Young. two redOubt-
able handlers of the cash and the
horsehide, furnished the errors; Sven
son, deputy marriage clerk and a close
second to Cupid Scare, handled the
bat that made the hit; 'Trilby" had the
horseshOes-and that's the way the
politicians carried off the cash and
the glory.
The score by which the money
changers were vanquished was to 5.
and one of the most dramatic finishes
ever seen here in amateur ball attended
the winning of it. The score stood 5 to 3
in favor of the Bankers at the begin
ming of the ninth, and all the Shylocks
in the grand stand and on the bleach
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Eddie Smith is Home

Eddie Smith, the whirlwind amateur
champion of last years season at the
Salt Palace, has returned from a trip
to France and Germany and will be
in the races again as soon as he can
get in condition. While in Paris he
witnessed several cycle meets and is of
the opinion that it doesn't begin to be
the sport that it is right here in Salt
Lake. The French riders do not go a
mile under three minutes very often,
loafing the greater part of the race and
then ending it with pretty sprint.
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James L. Brown. Ezra F. Walker, John
II. Newman, Charles Jeppson.
Alternates-S. L. Swenson. p. E..
Brown, Maggie Sorrenson.
Joseph Larson and Rose b. HAYES
were candidates for the position of
trustee The vote was a close one
twenty-five to nineteenth favor of
Mrs. HAYES
The delegation to Provo will support
James S. Brown for county superin-
tendent.
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Umpire Failed to Please.
Especial to The Herald.J

Boise, Ida, June 29.-PocateIIo today
shut out Weiser for six straight in
nings. In the first half of the seventh
Weiser left the diamond on account of
dissatisfaction with the decisions of
Umpire ATnev. The game was award
ed to PocatellO. A large amount of
money changed hands on the result.
The score IT the end of the sixth was
seven to nothing
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FAvoRs FITzHUGH LEE.
George w. Thatcher's Candidate For
Vice President.
Especial Correspondence.)

Logan, June 29.-1on. G. w. Thatch-
er and Mrs. Thatcher left here this af-
ternoon for Salt Lake, from where they
viii proceed on Sunday to Kansas City
Mr.. Thatcher's preference for vice
president on the Democratic ticket has
fallen on Fitzhugh Lee with Senator
John w. Daniel as second choice.
Quite a number Of the women of this
city have effected a political organiza-
ton, which will have for its purpose
the obtaining of political recognition
for women. Mrs. NJ. S. Ormsby was
elected president of the club, Mrs P
E. Keeler, vice-president, and Mrs. Jen-
ME Sleater. secretary.
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PLEASANT GROVE PRIMARY.
Elected Delegates to the County
School Convention.
(sneelal Correspon dence.l

Pleasant Grove, Utah. sJune ga
non-partisan pIimary was held last
evening at the city hall for the pur-
pose of electing nine delegates to at
tend the county convention to nomi-
nate a county superintendent and to
nominate a trustee. Alexander Bullock
was elected chairman and Mrs Rose
B. Hayes secretary.
The following were elected as dele
gates to the county convention. Will
lam l. Hayes, James O. Bullock. S H
Smith, J. II. Coombs. c.. P. Warwick,
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Judge Baldwin read with some sur
prise in a morning paper yesterday
that he is a receptive candidate for the
judicial nomination at the coming Re
publican convention. Judge Baldwin
has always been a Democrat and would
hardly be eligible for nomination at
Republican convention.
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springville School PRIMARY.
Especial CORRESPONDENCE

Springville, June %. - Last night
a non-partisan primary was held
at the Central school building, to Sc
lect a candidate for trustee in place
of o. NJ. Mower. and to select thirteen
delegates to the county school cOnven-
ton. A. J. SOuthwick secured the nom
inatiOn for trustee.
The delegates selected to the Provo
convention are: O. NJ. Mower, L. E.
Eggertson, Aaron ROylance, Mrs. Ella
Cedarlund. Miss Catherine HOutz, Dr.
F. Dunn, Mrs. Ella Raymond, James
Straw, T. L. Mendenhall. F. P. Whit
more, Walter Wheeler, w. X. Johnson
and Henry Pennington. AlteTnates =
James E. Hall. E. -. Jordan. H. NJ
DOugall D. c. Johnson, Mrs. Bina
Alleman.
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BEAVER COUNTY CANDIDATES.
Democrats Will Elect Miss Christian
County superintendent.

Especial to The Heratd.)
Milford, Utah, June 20 Both Repub-
licans and Democrats held county con-
ventions this afternoon at Minersvfl!e
to nominate candidates for county
school superintendent, with the follow
ing results:
Republican, Charles Wolfenden Of
Beaver; Democrat. Miss Christian of
the same place. It is conceded that.
Miss Christian has a walkover
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SECOND DISTRICT CONVENTION.
Judge and Attorney to be Nominated
at Kaysville.
Especial Correspondence

Kaysville, Utah, June 29.-Political
interest in Davis county is centered in
the judicial convention to be held in
kaysyille tomorrow. The impression
here is that Judge Rolapp will be re-
nominated on the first ballot, although
Judge MalOney and H. II. Henderson,
both of Ogden, have been announced
as candidates within the past few
days.
The fight for the nomination for dis
trict attorney seems to be confined to
Weber county. Valentine Gideon and
A G.. Horn, both of Ogden, are most
talked about here. County Attorney
Streeper of Davis is spoken of favor
ably here and his name will go before
the convention
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IN The WORLD OF SPORT
Philadelphia. 4: Pittsburg 3

Pittsburg. June 29.-Coppled With Pitts
burg inability to hit Plat, they
punched their errors. The features were
the sensational catches of Thomas and
Cross, either one of which. if missed.
would have lost the game for the visit
ors. Attendance, $500. Score:
r H z.
Pittsburg $3.50. ................ :
Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BatteTies-Waddel and Schriver, Zim-
mer; Piatt and Mcfarland.
IlmDire-EmSlie
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DROPS HIS REVENGE.
Capitalist Decides to Quit Prescott
ing Qctogenarian.

Mexico, Mo, June 29.-It is said here
that John w Gates, the Chicago cap
italist, has decided to drop the prose-
cution of the famous case of Alex
ander Jester. charged with killing his
brother, Gilbert Gates, in Missouri,
twenty nine years ago.
Jester, while under indictment for
the murder, escaped from prison TWEEN
ty-eight years ago and was arrested
only year ago. He was tried in 1899,
but the jury disagreed. A second trial
had been set for next week at New
London, Mo. Jester is so years old.
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Spanish Fork Delegates.
Special Correspondence;

Spanish Fork, June 80 - At
Democratic primary held here last
night Lars Nelson was nominated as
school trustee for three years, and
Norris Nicholson as trustee for one
year. The following delegates were
elected to the county school conven-
ton:
H. c. Jere, W. z. Stoker, George
Debuis. Joseph E. Willsins, David
Prior w. o. Greek, Andrew Prior, Nor
ris Nicholson, Edward MOrgans, Miss
Lila Gardner and Miss Maggie Jones'
Alternates-Eph Rowe, John P. Jones
and j. Z. Holt Jr.
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Utah's headquarters at Kansas City
will be in a big room at the Hotel Bal
timOre. All citizens Of this state are
expected to call there and make them
selves known. Arrangements will be
made to secure seats for them in the
convention.
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Poughkeepsie Races Today.

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, June 90. - The
coaches predict record breaking time
If tOmorrow's weather is a repetition of
today's warm sun, clOudless sky and
lack of more than a pleasant breeze.
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NO LEPRosY ON WOOD RIVER.
Unintentional Injustice Was Done
Young Man,
Especial 10 The Herald.)

Haley, Ida, June 29.-Investigation
here shows that there is no truth in
the story sent out from Boise that a
Wood River boy has leprosy. The son
of an Episcopal clergyman" mentioned
evidently means a young man who has
no symptoms Of the disease. The report
does him an injustice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-30

The U. W. p club will meet liz room
500, Templeton building, Saturday, June
&c, at p. m. An interesting programme
has been arranged, in which the follow
ing ladies viii take part: Dr. r. B.
Pratt Mrs. Emma j. McVicker, Mrs.
Ruth NJ Fox, Mrs Grace J.. Anderson
and Mrs. E. B. Wells. Members may
bring guests.
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Political Notes

D. c. Dunbar and Frank Mcguire
left last night for Kansas City to at
tend the convention. They were unable
to wait for the rest of the Utah crowd
for the reason that they have some
business which must be transacted be-
fore the big meeting begins.
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RYan Defeats Mahonev.

Chicago, June 20. Syracuse
Tommy" Ryan easily gained the YER
dict over Young Mahoney of Phila-
delphia, before the Fort Dearborn Ath-
letic club tonight. latter six rounds of
rather slow work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-30

People who have been thinking of
going to Kansas City Nth the Utah
crowd must make up their minds be-
fore noon today, as after that hour it
will be impossible to secure accommo-
dations on the special Pullman.
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Rios Plav OGDEN To-day.

The Utah-Idaho league game for to-
day at Walkers Field is between the
Rio tirandes and the Ogdens, and it
ought to be one of the best of the
season The Ogdenites showed what
they could do last Saturday, while the
Rios more than did themselves proud
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OILY mpic Club GYM. Burns.

San Francisco, June 29.-Fire broke
out in the laundry of the Olympic club
today. The rear part of the gymna-
SUM was burned The loss by fire
and water is estimated at $4,000.
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miscellaneous.
Cricket Practice Today.

Cricket Practice Today.
There will be a practice game of the
Salt Lake Cricket club today, COM
mencing at p. m. The grass has now
been cut and rolled, and the grounds
are in frst-class condition. The match
with Ogden on July 4th is scheduled
for II a. m. on the Tabernacle square.
The Salt Lake team will leave over the
Oregon Short Line by the 9:45 a. m.
train.