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The evening world., 1905-07-15
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week days SUNDAYS s.25. ops 1885 A. NJ.
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from, hotels and residences through 10 dcs-
Telephone, .5ta Chelsea" for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
W w ATTBRBURY. J. r.. WOOD,
GFo W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
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No LiQht on Bio Wreck.

CLEVELAND, JULY 15.-All hope of
discovering the cause of the recent
wreck on the Lake shore Railroad at
Mentor. in which twenty-one lives were
lost, has been given up by Coroner Sic
gelstein and the other officials who have
been assisting at the inquest. Coroner
York, of Lake County, adjoining this
county, in which the wreck occurred,
has not yet returned any finding. Both
Coroners expect to call n few more wit
nesses. but have only n few hopes of
discovering any further facts.
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Lightning Kills Woman.

BOSTON. JULY 1.-Two severe thyn.
derstorms passed over his city and
vicinity last night. lightning striking In
about twenty places. In West Medford
Mrs. Clement P~aternaude. of New York
City, was found dead near a stone wall.
Mrs. P~aternaude was out walking, and
although nc marks were found upon her
tody. It Is supposed she was struck by
lightning.
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Bride a Suicide.

HoLLIDAYsBURG, PA. JULY Is
Mrs. Dollle Zimmerman Harker, a bri &c
of two weeks. committed Suicide to-day
by taking an overdose OF %laudanum.
She vas ~twenty-thIee years old and
was married 70 John F. Harker, OF
Roaring Springs, on the Fourth OF July.
No cause is assigned for the suicide.
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Americans in Berlin.

BERLIN, JULY 15.-James Phelan,
of San Francisco, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Stokes, of New York, are among
the Americans who are in this city.
Mrs. Charlemagne Tower the wife
of the American Ambassador, accom-
panied by her children. has gone to the
Hartz Mountains for the summer.
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WHEAT
ON COVE RING BY SHORTS.

The local wheat market started a
shade stronger TODAY on covering by
room shorts, The weather In the belt
was favorable. but there were several
areas OF low pressure over the be.s
suggesting rain befole Monday. which
made shorts very cautious.
Corn. started strong. but reacted.
Trude was light.
Whent-september, IS l-2: December,
50 LIZ.
Chlcago's opening prices were: Wheat
July. SO 6-S to Sc Ia: September. 81 1-2
Corn-sentember. HAS to Il 80.
New York's closing prices were
Wheat-July. % IA bid; September
IS rs; December, IS 3-4. Corn-July. So
September, 90 "a.
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Held at Bay by Woman.

MEMPHIS. TENN, JULY 15.-wfth
a revolver in either hand and two other
revolvers IN easy reach Mrs. Annie
Mosr!dge, of South Memphis. for two
who sought to eject her from her home.
which had been condemned by one of
the railroad lines of the city under the
right Of eminent domain. She was
finally taken off her guard and elected.
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To Drop Food Standards

PORTLAND. ORE. JULY l5.-At the
inal session of National Dairy and
Food Departments yesterday 1T was
unanimously determined to break away
from the food standards of the depart
ment Of Agriculture and to formulate
new standards for the domination of
acts of the association. This move
means the separation of the State AMI
Government interests which have hero
tofore worked In unison. The standards
OF the Government were declared
wholly inadequate.
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3 Burned in Train Wreck.

MARSHALLTOWN. Ia, JULY Is
Three trainmen were killed n two
probably fatally injured In a freight
wreck on the Iowa Central Railroad
near Richland. A car of oil took fire,
the tank exploded and burned the bodies
OF the killed to q crisp. The fire de-
the wreck occurred and burned six cars.
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IN a
Nutshell
X. of L. Burns Faction Win S

WASHINGTON, JULY 10. Justice
Anderson, of the District Supreme
Court, has denied the application for an
injunction which would have deposed
Thomas II. Canning as General Secre-
t~ary-Treasurer of the Knights of Labor.
Canning Is known as one of the Burns
faction" and saac ID. Chamberlain.
who sought the office through the
courts. ds known as the Hayes fac
ton in the organization.
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ARREST MAN WHO KILLED
MCCARTHY WITH FIRST BLOW.
Detectives Charge Frank Mcleod
with Homicide AND He IL Re-
manded Ia Coroner.

Detectives Peabody and Clark to-day
arrested Frank N. Mcleod. q mason, of
No. AZ West Thirty-frst street, who
Yesterday struck with hts fist and killed
william MCCARTHY, a ntnteon-year-old
boy. for an alleged insult 10 two you,sy
women.
Side Court. where he was remsnded
y the Coroner on Z charss q. .honi-
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PtOmdineS XIII Two.

NORFOLK. VA, JULY l5.-Levi. five
years old. and Jerome, three. son OF
c. V. Myrkle, died IN Berklsy. Va. last
night from ptomaine poisoning after
eating canned tomatoes. Mrs. Myrkle
and another child are critically III.
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Alice ROOSeVelt'S Adventure.

HONOLULU, JULY 10. - Returning
from Waikiki. Miss Roosevelt. Mrs. Du-
bois, Senator Newlands and Congress-
man Longworth, who were guests of
sheriH Brown, were too late for the
steamer M~anchuria, which had already
a tug. which was carrying a large num-
Der or citizens to bid the party farewell
and were transferred to a launch in the
open, sea n then carried to the Man
churia.
Russian Peace Envoy Sails.
SHANGHAI, JULY I'm. Pokoulofr.
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Bather w in Storm.

BRIDGEPORT. CONN. JULY 15.-In
a thunderstorm which struck this
city last night Lawrence Burns, who
was bathing, was drowned OF Fairfield
Beach within sight OF a dozen Of his
friends.
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New Yorker Died on Pacific,

REDONDO. CAL. JULY l5.-When
the ship Santa Barbara arrived in port
from Seattle the captain reported that
Richard Currier. of New York, sixty
three years old. who had taken pas
sage on the ship at Seattle July S Tor
Southern California, had died from
heart disease last Wednesday after
noon, The remains We're brought ashore.
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EX-Premier of Spain Dead.

MADRID. JULY 15,-Marqu.s Villa
verde, a former Premier OF Spain. died
here at S O'Clock this morning.
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The Closing Quotations.

To-day's highest. lowest and closing prices
and net changes from yesterdays closing
prices or from last recorded sale are as fol-
lows:
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STEAMSHIP

DUE TO-DAY.
MatanLas, Havana. Cearense. Barbados.
Philadelphia. Etruria. Liverpool.
Southampton.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

ARRIVED.
City Of Atlanta. Savannah
FL Paso Orleans
TJomo ..ProRreso
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FOR SALE.
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

eoARDERs WANTED.
% Cents Per Line.
LEXINGTON AV., S5-NIce airs room.
with board, good table: ell conveniences:
moderate price.
l4TH ST, 1870 w,-Handsomely furnished.
large, cool rooms, excellent table. all con-
venienccs. transients.
22D. iiI-ii0 W-Particular psop,e; single
rooms, SO: double. si upward; tempting
table.
2STH. los E-ENcellent rooms. superior
table, 81 day, s. week. table. $3.50:
central.
18TH. 81 Wool rooms; double, single;
board; gents: SIS; ladies, S.
SD. 2i6 E.--Iarge rooms. with board: for .,
$40. single, s.,
72D. 32O E.-Large airy room with board
for man. $50. In private house,
TSTH lT5 room, suitable for I or
., with or without board.
0STH. 2ol W,-Large. airy room. bath. with
hoard s.: gentleman. Flnnerty.
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10TH. o0i W-Fu-l!saei rooms. gentlemen
O! couotes: gls. bl;1. running water.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

- Cents !er Line
Harness! Harness.! HarneSsuM
Busgy harness. $500 to 81; surrey har-
ness, SO. swiss breast collar harness, So;
spesdway harness, $40. shoes. ese: lap dust.
Sssis 7SsiSip s9oIS.iI kkIY's %. f 81 YES, b HAHf.
way. near Chambers st. upstairs.
ACCOUNT factory, closed sell team Canadian
horses, 500 each, WEIGHING 1900 pounds,
ana 10 work or busin IS horses. weeks
trial allowed, Sea foreman. factory stables.
400 Il. BSth IT,
Tor. o+a express. ice, coa., LAUNDRY, build
ors' Wagons. single. double trucks. brick
trucks, East River Wagon Works. 40
f, 5tth st.
BARGAINS-Half vans, ice wagon min
eral- wagons. top open wagons OF
all kinds, skeleton top express. Az Il.
6Sth 81,
wagon, 1878 LIST ay. near Goth. hotel.
FARMpR msst eel Z. once sound yopns
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ARRIVED.
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FuRNloHED ROOMS TO LET.

9TH. - Medium. SO: running water;
hall rooms. running water. 81 up; South
erners.
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10TH. pa ". (Baird)-Newly furn,st-1
rooms. suitable .; housekeeping Il desi:cL.
elevator. tt,...rona
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siATlONS looI VI Mess 4"e..J ...iru
Stie ~t .Ia DesDrVsses anu Cortlanut S.ree.s.
4y The Ieayin. tIIne from Dess.osses and
CoftlaAdt Street is five minutes Later than
that. given below for Twenty-Five Strec;
Station.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12

The gentle art of Scottish bowling
has taken a firm hold in this city. The
Park Commissioners in following out
their beneficent policy of encouraging
all healthful outdoor sports and
pastimes have provided picturesque
green for the devotees of bowling. This
is thronged on Saturdays and holidays,
when aslarge and an interested gallery
watches the play. Youth and old age
meet on an equality in this competi-
ton and the rivalry is of the friendliest
character
When the San Francisco Scottish
Bowling Club was formed some three
years ago there were but few
names on the membership list. The
popularity of the game soon became
apparent however, and new members
were coming in regularly. In short
time a tournament was arranged. After
many weeks of play Maxwell L. Grove
proved the winner.
Once or twice each year since that
first event was completed other tourna-
ments have been held. Grove held his
title one year. when he surrendered it
to Y. c. Lawson. who in turn held it
a year. Mr.. LawSonS S successor was
j. c. Moffat, who won the biggest
tournament ever held by the club. The
entire membership was included in the
entry list. This brought out ninety
four players. This tournament contin-
ued for many months and although Mr..
Moffat had some close calls he always
managed to win out. Mr.. Moffat met
defeat in the tournament which was
drawn up on the completion Of this
event He won several matches. but
the championship finally went to DIR.
Hamilton. who holds it at the present
time.
Four matches have been placed to
date in the tournament for the Lawson
trophy for men of 70 years. G. c. Pat
terson has figured in two of these
matches and has won both He first
defeated A. H. Mcdonald and later dis
posed of j. NJ. Duncan. A. H. Mcdonald
has won one match from Samuel Irving,
while Andrew Foreman disposed of j.
NJ Duncan.
According to the schedule for the
singles tournament now In progress the
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12
YOUNG HOUNDS
ARE PROMISING

From present indications the Cali
fornia Futurity for greyhounds will be
of unusually high class this year. T.
j. Cronin, James Sweeney, G. III. Bert
ram of Fresno, Eugene Geary and many
other owners have already shown some
high class puppies They are being
given practical experience in open
stakes, where they are showing to ad-
vantage.
Owing to the strength of the hares
the coursing is back again to it's for
mer standard. Stamina counts as much
as speed and the trials are much more
satisfactory.
l.. Lagomarsino, who has managed a
powerful kennel for some years. has
been appointed superintendent of Ingle
side Coursing Park.
The feature of the card tomorrow at
Union Park will be the series of trials
between the greyhounds Richard Anton
and Mr.. Zignego. The former has the
speed of the pair, but the Stockton dog
is always trying. Full Moon will start
in the class reserve event The likely
winners:
Reserve stake-Four Paw. Barney Rey, Ina
Cissus. Muggsy. Young Kerry Pippin, Fetter-
less, Young Johnny Rex, Miss BrummeI
Black Coon, Bon Ami, Young Tommy K. The
Mist Tralee Girl Happy Lad Glaucus. Ennis,
Wild Belle, J r, Jim Lamb Sea Lion, Angus
man. Wild Gus, Crawford Belle, Golden Gar
ter. Ruby sankey. Rowena Belle, Bartagis
Frisco Lad, Orsina.
Glass reserve-Gold Chain. l. l. c. Hudson,
Full Moon. Pasha Pleasant, Northern Flyer
Real Pasha, Gambit Agile Squirt Pomona,
Mavs Clair, Renegade Apache.
Three stakes will form the card for
to-day and tomorrow at Ingleside
Park. The open stake will be run in
it's entirety to-day. The likely winners:
Champion stake-ouita Reckless Acrobat.
Sampler. Friendless Boy, Princess Savoy,
Judge Dean, Foxhunter, Race King.
Reserve staks-Cubanola, Butte City, Our
Motto, Miss Domestic, Choo Choo, Galveston.
My Surprise Daisy Rocket, Edenvale, Belle
Marie, Capital Lady, Little Plunger. May s..
Alice Dunn. Conroy. Doc Burns. Rapid Wa
ter yina. For Gold, Prometheus, Mellinwood,
Badly Used The Earl, Loretta
Open steke-Bemont. Golden Buck, Fortu-
nate Dawn, Belle Rocker, Fontenoy, CONNER
eial Traveller, Lady Honesty. Pyro Hermit.
Runaway Actress. Pretty Polly, Evea G, Ag-
gle Rocker, Evil Eye, Doretta, Honest Girl,
Sir Winton Ieellus, Black Pearl, Royal Spir-
it, Peerless Beauty, Miss Brewer, Sunnybrook,
sunny Shore. Lucky Shamrock, Crazy Jane,
Reckless Rose
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12
JEFF MAY REFEREE
BRIIT-NELSON BOUT
Big Fellow Is Said to Be Ac-
ceptable to Both the
Principals.

The most important development in the
Britt-Nelson fight yesterday was the sus-
gestion of Jim Jeffries for referee He is
known to be on friendly terms with both
boys and would be a just official. His Sc
lection would do more to give absolute
confidence to all interested in the fight
than any other act. There would be no
room for any one to claim that the ref
cree had been approached, as no one
would be brave enough to discuss such a
matter with the king of heavy-weights.
Jeffries acquitted himself creditabiv in
the finish fight between Hart and Root
at Reno on July 8. The forthcoming bat
tie will be fought under almost Identical
conditions.
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ANGLERS FIND
Good FISHING

The trout fishing season shows no signs
of being on the wane, the big streams
still providing the best sport enjoyed in
years. The fishing fell off for time on
the Truckee River, as repairs were being
made on the dam at Prosser Creek These
have been completed and the water is
again running clear. The fishing at Verdi
ard Floristan is reported all right.
Jeff Wells. Del Fountain and e. Doug
lass are still at Boca. The best flies on
the Truckee are the red spinner, blue bot
tie, blue upright, caddis, cahill and shone.
Paper Mill Creek has been deserted for
the present by the regular fishermen and
is given over to the campers. Next month
these will have left and the water will be
cooler. The fishermen will then get good
catches.
The hy-fishing has been only fair in the
upper Sacramento on account of the
heavy run of salmon going up to spawn.
Those who will use salmon roe are as
sured of good catches.
Sam Wells and wife have returned from
their second trip to Big Meadows this
year.
The fishing continues excellent on the
Feather River and at the Big Springs.
Grasshoppers are plentiful, so the anglers
are using the March brown fly, which is
an imitation of the hopper.
This has been an excellent season for
trolling on Lake Tahoe, some unusually
large trout being taken.
The striped bass fishermen are having
good sport on the San Antoine near Peta-
luna A ]. Little took, respectively, six,
eight and nine fish in three days. The
largest weighed twelve pounds. Another
fisherman took twelve bass on Tuesday
ranging in weight from six to fourteen
pounds.
Abe Banker, Frank Dolliver, c. Ian
dress and c. Lynn took twelve bass on
San Leandro Bay recently. The largest
weighed ten pounds. The best results are
obtained on the second tide when it is
flooding.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12

the Los Angeles Country Club for the
southern group. on Wednesday, the
10Th inst. Miss Florence Clayton of the
Linda Vista Golf Club will receive the
entries of players in the northern
group. The train leaving San Francis 4
co at a. m on Wednesday will be met
at San Jose by a bus, which will take
players and guests to the clubhouse.
AS soon as the newly organized Pre-
sidio Golf Club has furnished the club
house and put the surrounding grounds
in order a formal house warming and
an opening tournament will be held
William j. Bradley, who is an expert
golfer and also a maker and repairer
OF golf clubs, will have charge Of the
links. Mrs. Bradley will look after the
clubhouse and the service of refresh
ments They will reside in the club
house. W. j. Bradley was for some
time instructor at the Sacramento Golf
Club.
Each regular" member and men-
Der Of the ladies' annex Will be
supplied with one locker IN the club
house free of charge and additional
lockers can be obtained at a charge OF
SO a year. For the present regular
members pay dues of So per month, but
1t is believed this amount will be re-
duced as soon as the regular" mem
bers number 100. The young people
household may be elected to the Junior
Annex and may use the clubhouse and
course under the restrictions imposed
by the council.
Golf week at Del Monte will be from
September to inclusive The pro-
gramme includes handicap competitions
for the Del Monte cup for men and for
the Del Monte cup for women. mixed
foursomes, a consolation handicap for
men who did not reach the Anal round
of the cup contest and similar event
for women. The following schedule Of
play has been prepared:
Monday. September 4; $50 a. m.-DeI
qualifying round over thirty-six holes, best
sixteen qualify; first eiEnteen holes.
p. m-Quaiifytng round second eighteen
Tuesday. September 5: $50 a. m.-Del
Monte cup for men EirIS matsh round
p. m.-DeI Monte cup for women Quail
flying round. over eighteen holes. medal play;
$50 p. m.~Del Monte cup for men. Sec
ond match round, over eighteen holes, wit7
! handicap
/ Wednesday. September 6: $50 a m-Del
\ Monte cup for men, Semi-fnal round, over
/ eighteen holes. with handicap.
10 a m--Del Monte cup for women. First
match play round. over eighteen holes. with
/ handicap.
/ Monte cup for men. Final round. first eight
I cen holes. with handicap.
/ 10 a. m.-Del Monte cup for women sec
| ond match play round, over eighteen holes
] with handicap.
p. m.-Del Monte cup for men. Final
! round. second eighteen holes with handcaP
| Friday. September s: o 80 a. m--Del Monte
cup for women. Final round, over eiShteeii
! holes. match play. with handicap
2 D. m.-Mixed fOursomes, over eishie~h
holes. medal play
| Saturday September =: $3.50 a. m.-Con-
ISOLATION event for men wno cid not reach lhe
final round of the cup competition lnitS
six hole handicap, medal play; first elsh'esu
hcles.
10 a. m.-Consolation event for women Wh'
did not reach the hnal round OF me cup il 20 ~
! petition Handicap over eighteen holes, medal
play.
r . p. m.-Consolation event for men, second
eighteen holes.
Ties 10 be settled over eighteen holes tie
following day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12

the anchorages in the upper bay. The
Sausalito yachtsmen will spend the
night near the drawbridge and will. re-
turn tomorrow.
The Corinthians start to-day on their
annual cruise up the Sacramento River.
Commodore T. Jennings in the sloop
Speedweu will be accompanied by Vice
Commodore ]. c. Brickell in the sloop
Genesta and by ex-Commodore j. w.
Pew in the yawl Truant Bush Fen
nell's launch and John Bach's motor
boat will accompany the yachts Army
Point is the rendezvous for tonight,
after which the fleet will cruise by easy
stages to Courtland, returning to Tibu-
ron on Sunday, the 20th inst.
Since the Columbia Rowing Club,
which had left it's boathouse on Sessions
Basin, East Oakland, went out of exis-
tence, the Oakland Canoe Club has
gained eight or nine new members and
is displaying considerable activity. A
new flat-bottomed boat, with a CENTER
board and cockpit, and rugged in an
unusual manner, has been brought from
the st. Lawrence River, where she was
accepted by the American Canoe Asso-
citation as eligible in canoe races. 1t
is expected E. c. Balm will buy her, in
which case Henry Dieckmann Jr. will
have a replica of her built here. A
new element of interest will thus be
added to the races held by the Oakland
canoeists.
A contest for racing canoes will be
held tomorrow over the usual creek
course.
On September the Encinal Yacht
Club and the Oakland Canoe Club will
hold a Joint race for a cup presented
by Julius Landsberger, the course be-
ing from the Encinal anchorage off the
Alameda shore to the entrance of Oak
land Creek and up the estuary, finish
ing of the quarters of the California
Yacht Club.
Commodore Charles Stewards sloop
Beatrice has been up on the ways"
recently, a teredo having bored into
her centerboard case. She is in COM
mission again, looking as trim as she
did at the opening of the season. /. f.
Chapman has chartered the sloop Hazel
S.
An attempt was made last Sunday to
hold the annual contest for the Wallace
! trophy. but on account of the light
4 breeze none of the yachts of the Cali
/ fornia feet was able to finish within
the time limit of four hours. The start
/ from the Alameda mole was at LAO
/ p. m, but Commodore Nfncents yawl
! lola and the yawl Gypsie were unable
to beat the hood-tide and get across the
line ]. J. Sherry's sloop Perhaps was
] first across, being followed three min
/ utes later by George Millers sloor
Alert On the beat out to Preside
shoal buoy the Perhaps gained lead
! but when the breeze died out she was
caught by the Alert. OFF the ferry
slips the channel breeze sent the boats
along al a good rate and the two COM
petitors finished half minute apart
but so minutes after the time limit
! had expired. e. McManus performed
the duties of the regatta committee
/ Arrangements will be made to sail for
the trophy on another Sunday.
Carl Westerfeld and r. H. Morrow
have sold the sloop Aeolus to DR.. L. l.
Dunbar, who will fly the Corinthian
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12
TENNIS PLAY
IS STRENUOUS
Both The California Club
and the Park Enthusiasts
Have BIG Programmes
COAST CHAMPIONSHIP
Miss May Sutton Will Be
the Central Figure in
the Annual Tournament

On the courts of the Golden Gate Ten
mis- Club at the park tomorrow there
will be a class singles tournament for
four classes of players At the Califor-
MIA Tennis Club there will be a handi-
cap doubles tournament for the directors
three-time cups. These two events will
serve to make the day a busy one for the
followers of the pastime.
The affair at the public courts is nat
urally creating the most interest. as the
entry list will include the names of al
most every member Of the club. What
makes il the more interesting is the fact
that the players will be re-classified for
the event The club will hold a meeting
tonight for this purpose and also TO hold
the drawings.