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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-02
BACHELORS AND OLD
MAID6 OF IOWA WILL
MEET IN CONVENTION
Intend to Enter the Political
Arena on Race-Suicide
Platform.
Believe the President Errs in
His Advocacy Of Large
Families.
SPECIAL DIsRArcH. 10 The CALL


DES MONIES. July The bachelors
and old maids OF Iowa viii hold their
first annual state convention at Forest
city on July IS fo5 the purpose ot
placing a state and Congressional
ticket III the field for the fall election
on a platform opposed to- Presidents
Roossvelt.s big-family policy
The can has just been issued BY clin-
ton Merrick. who has been termed
king OF The Bachelors" II announces
that. besides hotels and private homes
being opened 70 delegates. tents win Be
supplied those who desire them A
barbecue viii be held and roast beef
ana roast pork sandwiches and cofses
will be served free
This viii be. in q way. the first for
nal acknowledged BY the male gen
der OF anything approaching wOmen's
suffrage On the floor or the convsn-
ton women win sit as accredited dele
gates
Roosevelt denunciation OF snail fam
lies and unmarried .sen-a' The Presi-
dents announcement Is largely respon-.
sible for the convention.
In announcing the purpose Of hts
convention. Merriek, puts this proposi-
ton I'D 10 the chief executive
President Roosevelt. as a cOmmon-
sense farmer. II my szrn wiz support
only fifty head OF stock and I try 70
raise one hundred. that Is complete
farm suicide
The King. Of the Bachelors con-
tends that a man Is in5uring the human
race By bringing into existence more
children than ne can properly educate
and make helpful men and women.
he holds that bachelors and old maids
should be honorsd for holding aIoof
from the more common and natural
impulse TO populate the world and
bring forth as he terms IL. poor. half
starved weaklings-
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PREDICTS
AN ERA Of
DISORDER
Rev. Num- Urges Women
toCarry Pistols When
Saloons Open.
Scores the Relief Officials
for Neglect Of the
Refugees.
Says Pippy and Divine
Showed Him Scant
Courtesy.

Rum, riot and rascaLity viii
throw San Francisco into wild
disorder after next Thursday,
when the saloons open, declared
Rev. Rufus e. Nunn last night.
He urged unprotected women
10 arm themselves with SIX
shooters for the era of terror.
The pastor of the Centenary
Methodist Church also charged
the relief officials with cruel
neglect In caring for refugees.
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VICTIMS HAD SAILED FROM NEW YORK TO THE
# OLD WORLD a LITTLE OVER A WEEK AGO
Mayor Mcclellan Had Cancelled His Compart
f ment but Few Moments Before
..@*: Cars Pulled Out.
]. P. MORGAN AND SIR THOMAS Upton HURRY
TO THE SPOT TO ASSIST IN RESCUE WORK

SALISBURY England july rDrrng
Yorks
passing Salisbury eight
London O'Clock this in
NEeckage
four OF Besides speedily
London
Southwestern Ravay
d
speed Threw
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Eloquence and Music
Form Impressive
Ceremonies.
Occasion Is Beginning
of New City of San
Francisco.
Many People Listen to
Inspiring Words
of Speakers.

With Impressive ceremonies. with
eloquent speeches and with stirring
music ground was broken yesterday
afternoon for the new St Ignatius
Church and College on the southwest
corner OF Hayes and Shrader streets.
Beautiful weather favored the oceasion
and a large crowd was in attendance
Prominent men delivered the ad
dresses and each expressed a senti-
ment that the erection OF the new col
lege and churcn of St Ignatius marked
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the beginning Of the building Of the
greater new San Francisco
Following was the programme which
was rendered:
Selection from The Burgomaster''
First Regiment band. n G. e
Prayer Archbishop Montgomery
Remarks Hon F. J. sullivan
Address Rev J. p Frieden
president of St Ignatius College,
Selections from Woodland" band
Address Mayor Eugene z Schrnitz
Address Hon James R Kelley
Intermezzo from aCavaiieria Rusti
cana" "..~.--.. First Regiment band
Address. Archbishop Montgomery
La Paloma"- First Regiment band
The most important feature of the
occasion was the address delivered by
The Most Reverend Archbishop Mont
gomery In his usual eloquent way he
illustrated the good effects Of Chris
fianity upon civilization and dcpiored
the damaging Influences that. he said.
nave resulted from the early writings
and works of Herbert Spencer and 9TH
ers who. he declared. had started out
in life with the intention OF tearing
down Christianity. but in later years
seemed to realize their errors Then
he told OF the value OF a college like
ST. Ignatius
GOOD OUT OF MISFORTUNE.
Il can say amen TO everything that
has been said he began, referring to
the speakers who aad preceded him.
The history OF St Ignatius College
dates back for fifty years, and. like the
earthquake. II has followed certain
laws Some one has said that West
ward the star Of empire takes it's way
The ST Iguatfus College has Travelled
westward and has followed out the
advice OF famous American who said:
Go West young man. and build up with
the country. The college viii now be
nearly as far west as II can go without
getting into the ocean. No one can
doubt the adyisabilify OF the selection
OF this site for the church. for people
can. come here and after attending 70
religious worship 60 into the park and
enjoy 9 picnic. 1aughter}
-sAs Mayor Schunitz has already said.
good always comes out of these ap-
parent gnfsfortunes- I would hate tc
think that San Francisco was SO bad as
to deserve 50 great shake"
In attacking the writings of some
Of the scientists, the speaker declared
that many of them had good characters
and were good men In many ways, but
that this goodness came from the in
1f7uences of Christian environment He
quoted from the writings OF fTerbers
Spencer TO show that the man had in
his later years realization OF the good
effects of religion
Rev. Father II. II. wyrnan was the
first speaker. and he outlined the his
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Boy Nav Lo.e sfrht Of Eve.

SELMA July 1--Herbert King. 10
years of age. was severely burned about
the face by the explosion OF powder
yesterday He probably viii lose the
sight OF one eve
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tory of the St Ignatius College and
church since their establishment in
1854 by Rev. Father Maraschi, follow
ing the arrival in San Francisco. in
lS4s. of Father Accoliti from Oregon
AT that time ground was broken for
the first St. Ignatius College on Mar
ket street between Fourth and Fifth
He told how the enlargement Of the
work required more ROOM. OF the
brea king of ground for the college on
Hayes and Market streets in 1882 by
Rev Father J. Varsi, and ended by
speaking of the occasion yesterday.
when Rev Father John Frieden broke
ground for the new temporary church
and college
In his address Rev. Father Frieden
declared that the city of San Francisco
will live and that IL il ever passed
away the people would pass away
with IT.
Mayor Schmitz declared in his speech
that the action of the leaders OF the
church in putting up the new buildings
shows their faith In San Francisco
THE city is no finer than its citizen
ship" he declared Therefore. whether
we be Catholics. Protestants or Jews,
we must all be in sympathy with. the
rebuilding of the St Ignatius College
This city has many great men who
I nrst saw the light Of day here, and
W
natius College
INSPIRATION AFFORDED
The sentiments expressed by the
other speakers were much in accord
ance with the one general idea that the
] rebuilding OF the college and church
would be an Inspiration for new ef-
/ fort on the part Of all the people OF
San Francisco
Among lose on the speakers stand
during the exercises were The Most
Rev. Archbishop Montgomery. Rev J
McQuaide. Rev Father Wyman. Rev
/ Father R. z Kenne. Rev. Joseph Ian
4 drv. Rev v Testa- Rey- H Woods
! Captain Wall. B. F. Butler. Rev. Mr
Laherty. Dr. II Lennon. Thomas E
Walsh. p Campbell, J. F. Walsh. Ben
/ 1amin J. Mckinley, Professor Antique
Luke Flynn Rev j. McCue, Rev H
whfttle, H Blarney. J. J. Gildea- J.
Hubbard. Rev Father Lydon. Rev J
Frohan. Charles McAulif. Brother Har-
rick. s. J.: James McElroy. J. " Nc
| Carthy. John Coulson. Charles Elmer
Frank Barrett. Dr. Cunningham. Her
bert E. Schmitz. Mayor Eugene E
Schmitz, J. F. Deneen. Al Whittle. Cap
4 tain A Dunlean. John E Fitzpatrick
Frank C1eary. Rev Joseph Cunigan
Rev. Father v Denansi and James Nc
Namara-
The new buildings viii consist OF
temporary college. church and parson-
age. ali OF which will cost about $780,
ooo 1t is expected 10 have the college
| in operation by September l. and in
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i've years 10 have larger. permanent
buildipue on the opposite side OF Hayes
street frop those TO be constructed
novs
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FEARS FELT FOR STEAMSHIP
WEEK OVERDUE AT NEW YORK
Liner America Of the Fabre Company
Not Reported since Efev-
enfh OF June

ROME, July al Inquiries by Gov
ernment ofscials and officers OF the
Fabre Steamship Company relative TO
the steamship America OF the Fabre
line. now more than week overdue az
New York. have been fruitless- II has
been ascertained that the America had
thirty Italians on board
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ENGINEER REMAINS AT HIS POST IN CAB.

Throughout the wild
Hined IN his cab Hours body
The first coach shot the and carried onward until
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-02

The America left Marseilles on June
; and St MichaeIs June II and should
have arrived at New York about June
81 The agents Of the Fabre line say
the steamship may have been DELAYED
By damage 70 her machinery COM
peIlinE her 10 go at reduced speed
OF that she may ave taken . disabled
vessel in TON.
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VICTIMS on lie TERRIBLE DISASTER.


WALTER BARWIcK Toronto. Ontario
LOUIS cASSIER- TrE-ntnn
FREDERICK HENRY COSSITT. New York
> MRS. c. ". ELPHICKE. Chicago.
DUDLEY HARR1NG s6 West Ninety-hfth New York
MRS L ~ HITCHCOCK Central West, New York
MISS NARY F. HOWIESON West
>. REV E l. KING. Toronto. Ontario
FRANK W KOCH, Allentown,
JOHN E MCDONALD,
?. c McMEEKIN, City.
T.. {. A PIPoN. Toronto, Ontario
CHARLES SENTELL. New York City.
MRS E W. SENTELL New York
= MISS BLANCHE NJ. SENTELLs New York City
MISS GERTRUDE N. SENTELLa New York City.
MRS. SMITH.
MISS ELEANOR SMITH, Dayton,
GERARD SMITH Dayton Ohio
MRS LILLIAN HURD WHITE Fifth City
The following second czbia passengers killed:
/ LOUIS GOEPPINGER address unknown.
: JULES keller, address
WILLIAM THOMPSON, address
The following first cabin
York Robert Sch Chicago Miss Griswo
Us = a..ehook View York Mis-
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THOMPSON, address unknown

The following frs cabin passengers injured G. H v Allen
York; Robert Stch- Chicago Miss Gwold,
Mss Hitchcock York Koch Allentown Pa Miss Anna E
Koch. Allentown. Pa
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WEATHER FORECAST

For San Francisco and vicin-
ity: Fair Mondays. warm In
the morning, cool in the after
noon; moderate west wind.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE :. COLUMNS AND =
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the beginning OF the building Of the
greater new San Francisco
Following was the programme which
was rendered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
]. EDWARD BRITT
VISITS FRIENDS
Stops Over on His Way to
Frisco After Fight With
Terry MCGOvern.

James Edward Britt, debonair as ever,
and with happy smile and glad hand
shake, dropped into Salt Lake yesterday
between trains on his way to San Fran
cisco. Britt comes from New York,
where he recently met Terry McGovern,
and said he could not go through the
town without stopping off long enough to
say hello to his friends.
Britt has great faith in the upbulldlne
OF San Francisco and says he Will start
cafe and grill room as soon as ne can
on his return home. The quake did not
hurt the Britt flats in San Francisco:
in fact, says Britt. the business section
of the city has now moved much nearer
his property and rents have greatly in
creased for this reason since the disaster.
Britt says he may meet McGoVern IN
San Francisco or Los Angeles in the near
future. Coffroth and the two Britts are
to start a new club in Frisco and will
give the first fight on Sept. 9. IL is
BIRTHS intention to get McGovern on for
this date If possible, providing McCary
of Los Angeles does not make a strong
bid for the contest in the meantime.
which is very likely.
The New York affair with McGovern,
which went ten rounds to a draw. was a
surprise to Jimmie, according to the ma
tive son. He said he had been led to
believe McGovern was all In, and for this
reason did not properly train for the con-
test. He found McGOvern a strong and
husky fighter and a hard man to whip.
Britt says the fight game is dead in the
east and il will be but a short time until
San Francisco would again be the fight
center of the country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
SALISBURY BOYS
IN EVIDENCE
Win State Championship in
Doubles and Will Fight 1t
Out in Singles.

By defeating Carl Roberts in the finals
of the state lawn tennis tournament yes
terday, Walker Salisbury wins the right
for the state championship. Carl was
somewhat off his game, while Walker
played a game such as in the estimation
of the general tennis crowd far exceed
ed anything he has ever played before.
The score tells a story which reflects
the correlation of their play, so far as
yesterdays game was concerned, and is
as follows: 6-3 60. O..
In the doubles the Salisbury brothers
again beat the Roberts brothers by a
score of GO, Sc. SIS. Some very fine
play was seen in this match and at sew
eral stages of the game play had TO be
postponed until the audience had given
vent to their enthusiasm. The doubles
brothers state champions in doubles for
1906, as they hold the championship for
the intermOuntain states for 1905.
This morning at 1890, at the Y. NJ. G..
A. courts, there will be played the chal-
lenge match between Jimmie and Walker
Salisbury for the state championship in
singles This is the most interesting
event and likely to be the best tennis
of the tournament. Walker is playing in
such good form that grave doubts are
entertained of James being able to hold
his title
For the game today the following will
ct: d. G. Roberts as referee; d. M.
Boyd umpire; Captain Allen, at the
service line; w. L. Mcleod, at the south
base line; DR.. Plummer at the south base
line; j; Walcott Thompson, on the east
ern side line, and Thomas c. Griffiths,
at the western side line.
The prizes will be distributed at the
conclusion Of the match.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
BUFFALO BUYS
T0zER'S RELEASE
Walter NagIe Arrives in City on
His Way to Los Angeles
to Play Ball.

A deal has been contaminated whereby
Bill Tozer, the big Salt Lake twirler.
will remain with the Buffalo club for the
rest of the season. This is the informa-
ton brought to the city yesterday by
Walter Nagle, the crack Los Angeles
outfielder, who passed through the city
from Buffalo to Los Angeles. Maggie
with Tozer signed with the Buffalo club
at the time when things looked blue for
Los Angeles in the coast league. Presi-
dent Bert Informed the two players along
with others that they would not be al
lowed to play in the east as Morley s
release was Illegal under the conditions
which confronted the league. The mat
ter was carried up TO the national COM
mission and this body decided all of the
players would have to return to the
coast. Nagle is therefore going back to
Los Angeles to finish the season.
An exception has been made in To-
zer's case, says Nagle He proved such
wonder in his tryouts that Manager
Stallings bought his release outright from
the coast league. Maggie says Tozer had
pitched two games before he left Buffalo
and won both of them. He says the Buff
falo press is touting him as a wonder,
and that town will have hard work to
keep the big leagues from drafting him
next year. There was some talk of get
ting Tozer for Salt Lake, but the way
matters have turned out he will in all
probability remain in the east.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
PARK READY FOR SALT LAKE
New Players Arrive and Will Appear
for First Time
Today.

Park City, July S.-The ball game
scheduled to be played between the Park
City and Salt Lake teams will be pulled
off tomorrow on the local grounds. AS
already announced, the locals expect to
be strengthened over their appearance in
Salt Lake Sunday. A new catcher and
shortstop together with an outfielder
have already reported. and a far differ
ent game from that of last Sunday should
result.
Park City is now last in the race, but
if acquisition of new players will avail
the team will change places with some
of the present leaders No expense is t.
be spared to put the Park City team or
a winning basis.
A new pitcher from the coast will re-
port on Thursday and when the other two
men from Idaho arrive Parks new team
will be complete
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
READY FOR MAY SUTTON
Miss Douglas Will Meet Her for Wo-
man Tennis Champion
shin.

Wimbledon, England, July 3.-In the
final of the ladies' singles in the all
England lawn tennis championship tour
nament here today, Miss Douglas beat
Miss Terry, SO, 6-2. Miss Douglas will
now meet Miss May Sutton of Califor-
MIA for the title of champion.
In the third round of the ladies' doubles
Miss Sutton and Mrs. Hillyard beat Miss
Lowther and Miss Smith. 1910, ga
In the fourth round of the mixed dou-
bles Miss Sutton and G.. w. Hillyard beat
Dr. w. V. caves and Mrs. Terry by 1913,
So
In the fourth round of the ladies' dou-
bles Miss Sutton and Miss Hillyard beat
Mrs Morton and Miss Holder by 60, 60.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
VANDERBILT CUP RACE.
Three Foreign Teams Enter for Big
Event

New York, July 3-With the official
closing of entries on the receipt of yes
terdays mails and cables, three teams
had been formally nominated for the
Vanderbilt cup contest on Oct g. These
are are tne me- I'aan' Eannh anu alitb In
ferson De Mont Thompson, chairman of
the Vanderbilt cup commission, who is
now in France, Is assured Thus repre-
sentatives of four nations will compete
for the trophy.
The last team entry is the German, a
cablegram being received yesterday by
the Automobile club of America from
the Automobile club of Germany to the
effect that the nomination of three cars
Is en- route by mail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
DENVER RACES.

Denver, July 3.-Overland results:
First race, four and a half furlongs-
KOgo won, Darian second, DR.. Crook
third Time-5914 seconds.
Second race, five and half furlongs-
Stumptown won. Sir Carter second, Van
Horn third. Time-1:13A.
Third race, five and a half furlongs-
Prince Ching won, Easy Street second,
Byplay third. Time-1:12h.
Fourth race. seven furlOngs-Rubric
won, Piquet second, DR.. Nash third.
Time-1:3412
Fifth race, mile and a quarter-Beech-
wood won, Supreme Court second, Leila
Hill third Time-2:21A.
Sixth race, half mile-Neva Hurtler
won, Reece Hughes second, Sweetheart
third. Time-53A seconds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
ATTELL-NEIL GO TONIGHT
Battle Will Settle Featherweight
Title for Amer

Los Angeles, July 3.-Abe Attell and
frankie Neil are in readiness for their
fight tomorrow for the featherweight
championship of America, and the gold
challenge belt offered by Manager Me
Carey of the Pacific Athletic club: me
men will enter the ring at about BIS in
the afternoon and will weigh at the ring
side There will be two preliminaries.
The odds are in favor of Attell al 10 to
I. but the betting so far has been light.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
sAMUELsoN ISSUES CHALLENGE

W. Z. Samuelson was not satisfied with
the result of the Australian pursuit race
last evening, and has issued the follow
ing challenge to liver Lawson:
"In the professional Australian pursuit
race last night / was defeated by liver
Lawson, but claim that he cannot beat
me in pursuit race from opposite sides
of the track. In last nights race the
men drew numbers, and liver Lawson
started right back of me, and in this way
caught me, but he cannot do IL from
opposite sides of the track, and l here
with challenge him to such q race"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
CRICKET AT LIBERTY PARK.

The first practice game of cricket
played this season will take place at the
Liberty park grounds this morning. Sec
rotary Morris of the local cricket club
says he would like to have all the play
ers and those interested in the game pres
ent as some good sport is in store for
thom.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
Only SO Years Old.

4 am only SO years old and don't ex-
Ject even when l get to be real old 10
Eel that way as long as can get Elec-
C Bitters,' says Mrs. E. II. Brunson
Dublin, Ga. Surely there's nothing
=, c keeps the old as young and makes
re weak as strong as this grand tonic
medicine. Dyspepsia, torpid liver. in
famed kidneys or chronic constipation
are unknown after taking Electric Bit
tiers a reasonable time. Guaranteed by
Z. {. NJ l. drug department. Price SOC.
Salt Lake Photo supply Co.
Kodaks & developing Main & Sd So
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
A MILLION.

Our deposits have reached nnTi-
lion dollars. We are constantly
adding new accounts. Our business
is increasing at a very satisfactory
rate
With abundant capital and eff
Gent facilities we are prepared to
give superior service.
We pay four per cent on savings
accounts. =
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST co.
NO. 100 MAIN STREET.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04

Should you go to Saltair or Lagoon
today without your lunch, remember
MOUNTS Pork and Beans and
MOUNTS relishes are served at the
cafes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04

Say, have you tried those trout and
chicken dinners at Calder's?, They're
1uSt fine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES
NATIONAL.

Boston, July 3-Denin was responsible
for the defeat of the locals today. his
wildness in the sixth inning costing a run
and a wild throw by him in the eleventh,
allowing the winning tally. Score:
R. H. E.
Philadelphia -. =. .............4 2 5
DOSlOH U
Enthusiastically and Doom; Dorner
and Brown. Two-base hit-Magee Home
run-Brain. Base on balls-Off Dorner d;
off Duggleby, g. Struck out-By Duggle-
by, 3; by Dorner, 3. Umpire-Conway.
New York, July 3-New Brooklyn
game postponed; rain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
UMPIRE HASKELL FIRED.

Milwaukee. July 3.-F. B.. Langley of
NeIsonvile o., has been engaged tenn
porariy by the American association OF
baseball clubs to succeed Umpire Haskell,
removed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
Races Again Tonight.

Tonight a special Fourth of July pro-
gramme will be Offered. The feature IF
the meeting win be Samuelson's attempt
30 break the Guarter-mile unpaced rec
pPd of twenty-four seconds. held by him
felf
az The summary: >
FL Half mile professional handicap-Final:
= Achorn Q10 YARDS. Agraz go yards, Nit
tan Q20 yards), Pye C45 yards). Time
81 %.
Continued or Page g.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
LEONARD WINS AT TENNIS.

, Orange, n. j., July 3-William A Larned
Won the tennis championship of the mid
die Atlantic states today. AS challenger
he defeated F. b. Alexander, the holder,
upon the courts of the Orange Lawn Ten
mis- club today 7-3, SO, 6-3.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-04
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Observation-Disclosures. 1; Kansas
City, 6.
At Observation-Disclosures, 5; Louisville, g.
At Minneapolis-St. Paul, 3; Minneapo-
lis, Z.
At Teledo-Toledo-In indianapolis game
POSTPONED; rain.