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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
The Basis of a Reputation.

The saying "A fool for luck" was
never moro clearly illustrated than I'm a
little anecdote told by Col. Evans in his
book on California, The author speaks OF
buck fever as being one of the most
violent diseases which ever attacked the
human system. 1t has been tho undoihe
Of many an experienced hunter but in the
case cited by Col Evans 1t proved TO be
the making of a reputation.
a farmer in Illinois named Wheeler had
never fired a gun. one winter however
he heard so much talk about the sport of
hunting that his ambition became excited
and. borrowing gun, no started out
When he came back he brought a maenlfl-
cent buck, shot by himself square i'm the
middle OF the forehead. J He said little
about this achievement, but got the credit
OF being y crack shot, reputation which
although he went hunting more he held
for several years.
Then one day he told his story and lost
his name a sportsman.
He had seep doe drinking out OF q
creek at the foot OF blum about twenty
feet high. With Wild excitement he cot
his gun TO his shoulder. shut his eyes Sci
his teeth and pulled the trigger To his
astonishmcnt he saw the doc bound awav
unhurt. while at the same time n Clorious
buck pitched headlong from the blum into
the creek. stone dead.
The buck had been looking down Mt tho
doe, and Wheeler had not seen him at
all. but his shaking gun sent IT'S snot on
a fatal although unlntendcd Grand
Youths Companion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
The New Spirit in China.

That China can change may best be
proved by establishing the fact that she
is changing 1T would be unnatural If
she were not China has had many op-
portunties in the last nye-and-sixty
years of realizing that TO be secure she
must be strong. But the punishment that
followed the Boxer outbreak of 1900 en-
forced that lesson in n way there was
no escaping 1t left China hating the
OccIdent with n fervor a hundred times
greater than any that gave tho impulse
TO the passing fury of the rising Itself
1t convinced her that diplomacy without
n reserve force in the background In
yited attack without affordmg protec
tion. It taught her that Western ag-
gresslon could only be resisted by West
crn methods, and that Western methods
could only be acquired by the adoption
OF Western learning. Moreover. the
Boxer episode forged a link OF sympathy
and respect between China and japan,
Tho contrast between the behavior of the
japanese and of the Russian and Ger
man troops, the superiority of the jap
anese contingent over most, If not all,
of the forces dispatched by Western ma
tions. and the humane and conSlderate
policy pursued by Japanese diplomacy
made upon the Chinese mind a profound
impression. Tho Boxer rising. II is prob
able did more even than the war OF 1895
To cure the Chinese OF their contempt for
Japan to make them realize Japans efIl-
cheney and the force OF her example, and
to lead them 10 an understanding of the
many essential bonds that link together
the two leading nations of the East These
were momcntous results. In their ulti-
mate effects they are likely not only TO
outweigh by far the trivial advantages
Won by Europe from the suppression OF
the Boxer movement, but 10 make that
movement and its consequences a decisive
landmark I'm human history, 1t Is only,
at any rate, since 1900 that ChInn has
shown some tangible evidence of her pro
pulsion toward material progress sgd
ney Brooks in Harper's Weekly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
,wn Comes Close to Shutting
Out st. Louis Ball
TOSSerS.
National League Standing.
Champions Win Again.

OOKLYN. April 1S.-The New York Ma
i league champions won another game
Brooklyn todny. 4 TO l. Attendance, $500.
}. r II. E,
klyn 49,. ,s,--.-,.O U u
York % i D u h L
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
CITY LEAGUE is
FINALLY ORGANIZED
officers Elected and Meeting to
Draw Up Schedule
Next Monday.

Tho organization OF tho new city league was
perfected last night at a meeting OF the teams
Interested in the proposition at the Cullen
hotel
J. n. F1cischman was elected president. o.
l.. Hickman. vicc-presldent: d. j. Murphy,
secretary Frank Dcclue treasurer.
Each club put up SIS forfeit TO nnsh out
the season opd 1t was decided TO hold tho
meeting for tho drawing up OF the schedule
next Monday night at the Cullen at o'clock
Manager o. +. Hickman OF the salt Lake
Hardware team. w. c. Applcgatc OF tho turf
exchange. D j. Murphy OF the Kcith-O Brlcns.
Frank Decluc OF the Dinwoodeys T.. A. Bar
ker OF the Lyrics were all represented
The Auerbach. Vincent Knots, Butchers and
Grocers. Eagles and Blue Point teams Will
havc chance TO enter the now league noxt
Monday night. several OF their representatives
arriving TOO late for the meeting.
committee was appointed TO secure new
grounds for the teams TO hold their games on.
consisting OF Messrs. Applegotc Decluc and
Hickman
There is grent interest manifested in the
project. and the attendance at the meeting
last night assures permanent city league.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
finners at Montgomery Park.

|ynPHIS. Tenn., April 1ss-Mont gomery
Results: First race. selling, six furlongs
Sg Cole won, Swell Girl second. Stump
third. Time. l il6&
md race four furlongs-Targarct Norris
Madonna second. Runsum third. Time.
|xecondB,
lid race. six furlongs-Lancastrian won,
Anoble second. Pride OF Woodstock third.
/, 1l6&.
rth race, CASTOR Hotel stakes, 2-year-
$1,000 added, four furlongs-Horace +
Fountain Blue second. Rio Grando third.
40 9-5 seconds.
race. six furlongs-Deutschland won.
Ugh second. Invincible third. Time. l-l5iz.
|7h race, milo and n qunrtor-Los Angeleni
Lemon Girl second. Gladiator third
2l1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Sensational Message.

The message. which is most sensational
In character. is based largely on u letter
TO the President from Attorney General
Moody, In which the Attorney General re-
views the proceedings OF the case OF the
Government against the beef packers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
LOSS AT ALAMEDA.
Damage From Earthquake VIII Be
Heavy There.

ALAMEDA. Cal. April 1S-The earth
quake this morning has caused loss here
estimated at fully s2O0,oG0 No lives were
lost. but several persons were seriously
injured
william Cunningham ut tho Leo hotel
had his skull fractured by n falling brick
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boshmer and child
were hemmed in by falling bricks and
shattered tiInbers at their rooms on Park
street adjoining the badly damaged
Tudor block They were rescued by Fire
Chief Rrauth by using a ladder. escap-
ing without injury
The Methodist block has q section of
the roof torn off. Hundreds Of chimneys
all over town are down.
Brick Plant in Ruins
The Rose Friedrich companys plant
recently erected on the marsh, near Clin-
ton station. was leVeled by the earth
quake. The plant is almost a complete
loss.
Railroads arc blocked and all wires
are out OF commission Railroad tracks
across the marsh are twisted The tail
chimney at the old oil works fell across
the south side tracks at West Alameda.
over COO feet of tho track OF the Oakland
Transit company has sunk at least three
and q half feet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Basketball Contest Ends With a
Rough and Tumble Fight.

The first and second teams OF the Sugar
ward school met the nrst and second teams OF
the Murray aggregation at Murray Wednesday
in basketball contest.
The Murray first team out from the
Salt Lokors by score OF IL to 10. while the
second team from the Sugar school cleaned up
the smeltcr lads by a score OF 10 to 6.
Tho llno-ups OF the local teams were as fol-
lows: V. Hampton, center and captain: w.
Young and V. Norburg. forwards. ]. Summer
hays and c. Fisher guards,
Second team Center and captain. H Cor
line. Clifton Davidson and Fred Lcderman. for
wards; L. McGhie and Frank Smith, gcards.
The game ended in frce-for all nght over
the fact that the Murray first team had been
trimmed. Three OF the SnIt Lake players
were ''pinchod' for knocking down OF
the Murray plnyers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Cumberland Park Races.

Tenn, April 1s-Cumberland
III results; First race, six furlongs-Sky-
u won, Teddy second. Trappist third. Time,
Eond race. four furlongs-Warncr Grlswold
Red Guantlet second, Ada Rice third.
49 2-S seconds
I'd race, stceplcchese. short course-Ca-
won. Harefoot second, Creolin third.
I 3:05 2-6.
fth race, mile, handlcap-Bancas won.
iiyal second. Mat Bul6er third. Time.
rs,
b race. four and half furlongs. selling
pltn won. Mcintyre second. Nonielimar
Time. 55 As seconds.
|vh rnce. six furlongs-J. Ed Grillo won,
Hoci second. Magic third. Time, !. IA 20.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
SHARP MESSAGE FROM
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
Result of Beef Packers Trial Is
Designated Miscarriage
of Justice.

WASHINGTON. April 1s.-In a special
message delivered to Congress today.
President Roosevelt declares the result
of the recent trial OF the beef packers"
In Chicago was miscarriage of justice"
and that the Interpretation placed by
Judge Humphrey on the will OF Congress
Is such as TO make that VIII absolutely
abortiye."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19

Despite the vigilance OF the police and
soldiers many places were plllaged in
the wholesale district. Liquor stores wera
broken into and stripped clean As re-
suit scores Of vagabonds were living dead
drunk in the streets. The ruin in tho com
mission and wholesale district is com
plete' the flames tonight having COM
pleted the paralysis OF the early morning
Under the fatcful shock all the rookerles
used as commission houses. many OF them
relics OF the days of '49, collaps
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Results at Aqueduct.

" YORK April ls.-Aaueduct results.
raoe. nve furlongs-Lady Amelia won.
p second. Cousin Kate third. Time,
seconds
ond race. selling. six furlongs-IsTocfel
DeuI Temps second. ElmridRe third
/, .13 1-6.
I'd race six furlongB-Edna Jackson won
ny Waddnll second. Monet third. Time,
t-s.
nth race. the Rose stakes. four furlongs
pay won, Fay second. Economy third
, AZ seconds.
q raco, selling. one milc-Yorkshirc Lad
NJust So second, Jack Mckeon third.
1:3a.
u race. four furlongs-Brushmerc won.
second. FL Tovar third, Time, ~ sec
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
LIE DROPS FROM SUNSHINE.
esor Now Located at Bingham
for Terrific Battle.
TO The Tribune.

TO The Tribune.
sHAA. April 1S.-sporting Editor. Salt
Tribune, Dear Slr;-Prof. Sunshine and
arrived here yesterday, His manager.
l 8. Purdy, has arranged a tight for
9TH Freddy Breen OF Toledo, o., here
I'll "a at the Canyon Opera house.
hhc was tried out last evening by tho
boxer, Roy Condie. who expressed an
that the Professor has a good chance
.atiug either the winner or loser OF tho
t-Hylaud fght While Sunshine is in
I'm, he Is thought TO he up against
bghtor. Tho bout will be under tho
v OF tho Bingham Athletic club. rep
ns the business men OF tho town sun
we'll known here. having fought moro
nee, He was greeted Mt the depot by
,, lawyers, doctors and crowd or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Another Constellation Out

The Big stars whipped tho Big Fromonts ot
Cudahys field Wednesday by a score OF 4 10
D. Tho lineup OF the winners being as follows.
David Candland catcher: Tom DahlouIst
pltcher; Tom steele. nrst base; Gordon Hal
Nersen second base; Roy Cahoon third hose.
Wallace Peck. shortstop; Willie Checseman
leit heldi Frank BeCurdy, center fleld Shcr-
man Hill. right field
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Los ANGELES EXCURSION
Read These Rates, Via Utah's Most
Popular Road,

Round-trip tickets to Los Angeles,
via Salt Lake Route, on sale April 26
to May 6. good TO July 81 Salt Lake.
$4,000; ogden S31 so. Green River,
SIS. So, Pocatello. s36.9O. Nampa, SAG 20;
Butte, SAT 40. See your nearest Railroad
or write at once to j. L. Moore, D p.
A. Salt Lake city, Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Chicago IL, st. Louis |.

ucAGo. April 1s.-Chicago easily defeated
Louis today The visitors got only four
tered hits. q tumble giving them their only
tAttendance. Goo Score; r. III, F.
nso =, .-.....O q 800 Ill l. 1
louis ..,.,....--.0 00l o 10
keries-Brown and king; Adams, Hoel-
kr and Holmes. Two-baso hits-Tinker,
h, Shannon. Holmes. Struck out-By
h 4, by Hoelsketter L Base on balls-On
b J. OF Adams .. Hoelskcttcr 4. Umpire
tnstone
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Stars Shine Brightly in DAYLIGHT

The Little star baseball toom defeated the
Little Fremonts Wednesday, by n score or z
10 on the grounds at the corner of Tonrtb
South and West Temple. Va
The lineup; RoEco Evans. catcher. ynio
Snoir. pitcher; Arthur Park. first base. Leon
ard Ellis second bnse; Lawrence Rynde third
bneoi Lester Fulmcr, shortstop; Dunken right
Held. Frank Westzcl. left neld; Ray Toncy'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Dual Track Meet OF

Tho proposed dual trnck meet between thu
athletes OF the Salt Lake l. ID. s u ma tbo
Aeri"nlturnl College OF Logan fen thronch
Tnen tho LoGnnltes scnt letter stating tbot
they did not care 10 meet the locals
me reason they gave was that May 10 the
only date which such a meet could h, a
ranged. Mna too ne0I tho Stato moi -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Cincinnati z, Pittsburg 8.

rTSBURG, April 1S-The Plttsburg tonm
unable TO hit or Geld and lost TO the
nnntl team. Attendance, 500. Score.
II r. II. <.
nnau 49,. .......lo030 o. 9 }
sseries-Lecver Karger and Carisch. over
Druhot and Schlei Base on balls-On
4sr ]. OF Karger ?, on Overall 3. of Dru-
T. Struck out-By Leever 2. by Overall l.
1ruhot 3. Gmpires-Cnrpenter ind KLEIN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Grants Spring Surprise.

In an exciting tcn-inning contest Mt Liberty
park "Wednesday the Grants sprupg n anT
prise on the Webstcrs 10y defeating them. IL
The lineup Of tho winners follows: len
sen catcher. Bridwell pitcher; EIt2patrick
nrst bascs Heath, second base. McCurdy third
1oee' BunklS, shortstop Martin. right field ;
LsNey, center nclds Spencer. left neld
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Collegiate
Lincolns Awarded Game.

As the Summers did not show up az they
promised for the game With the Lincons in tho
school league. the latter team was given the
gamo by score of 9 TO o.
Tho two mines met Tuesday. but were pre-
vented from finishing the contest by tho rain
After the game called the captains OF both
clubs agreed TO meet Wednesday afternoon
but Whilo the Lincolns wcrc on the spot al
iblc.
game played With tho SnIt Lake turf
tho Silver gig"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Callison Back From North.

Col CalIson arrived from trip up north
yesterday and states thnt the interest in the
tournament manifested by the gun experts in
and gratifying.
He was assured that at least four Pocatello
shooters would take part In the match and
that the Idaho Gun club would send six or
seven entrieH to take part In the smashing up
of the carload OF blue rocks that n due to
arrive here in the next few days The new
expert traps with electric springs are also eX-
.l with III. Inn III ION
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
IS TNC SCOTC
q. G. III. I.
w WeSslers.
Washinetons Lead League.

The WashIngtons defeated the Hamiltons
Wednesday on tho Eighteenth ward grounds 10y
a score OF 10 4 Papworth pitched a good
game for the winners.
This victory places tho WashIngtons al the
head OF the Public School league. having Won
Ave straight games and losing mono.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Horses Declared Ont

NEW YORK, April lS.-The following bor,e,
were yesterday declared out OF the MetronaIi
tan handicap 10 be run at Belmont Park Ma,
10: OTt WolH. Cairngorm, San Nicholas Cra
sleil9 guIEomnster Joaquin. Astronomer sue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
KING FOR SATURDAY MEET
'ch0ol Athletes Framing Up for
Strong Team

uo, athletes at the Salt Lakc hIrb
hy ou' Yesterday preparing for the
f4tbs .. as 10 which Capt. Judson has
a ana nsly a liHi Wide open. Tho winners
ihe team places In each event win
hso ''anr tho following have entered ,
xn,a a. Rlchardson and s JudSon fnr
I, aash aash Harris. Roberts and E. Haii
orris ara narrls and Roberts. sso-yard
t%rar aaa Lauoly. pole vault: Critchlow
'UN' II. Richardson md Ju5so,,'
motifs. running high and broad
W. ~ ew men have also signIfed th.i-
~ entering for tho various events
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Harry Hynds Here

Harry Hynds, the well known sporting man
from Cheyenne Wyo., arrived In the civ yss
terdoy and was busy greeting his many irIcnJa
from the time he landed
lie " anxious TO stick around a BIT To 500
tho Hyland- Corbett exhibition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Z BOXERS WORKING HARD.
BE Something Doing on Night
N of April 27.

J Greggaius is now In fun charge Of
land camp and had the lad working out
style yesterday. Tho kid" I. It,
bunch OF friends in this clty cy his
.ss for hard work and Is being touted
coming champion" by many OF tho
Y ,,orbctt disappointed fully aO oC HIS
r. by not showing at the fire station
81 on the programme OF the daily work.
ms stunt out on tho road
cnangc In his plans was duo 10 tho fact
peneSeR In the rond exercise and tnltcs
~" interest In the insldo" boxing
~eek VIII md him going up against
ght "' ~ thklng
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
DISASTER AT OAKLAND.
Five Lives Lost and Much Property
Is DESTROYED

OAKLAND, Cal, April lS-The earth
quake which wrought such havoc in san
Francisco did great damage In this city
Many chlmneys in private houses mer-
camille establishments and manufactur-
Ing institutions were knocked down In
some cases holes were torn In the walls
OF business places but no structures were
entirely demolished. Water for a time
was cut of from consumers and tele-
graph and telephone communication was
interrupted. The loss Will aggregate sew
eral hundred thousand dollars. Five lives
were lost These victims were crushed
10 death In Il roominghoUse
Dead.
OTTO WISHER. aged 45
AMELIA WISHER. aged IL
MRS. EDWARD MARNEY, aged q
UNKNOWN MAN, aged about - years
JOHN JUDD. dropped dead of heart
disease.
i'm East Oakland there was e vast
amount of damage
Fine School Is Wrecked.
One of the buildings to suffer most was
tho Franklin school on Tenth avenue
and East sixteenth street which is I'm
course of construction. The walls arc
split and cracked all around tho building
and the entire front on Ninth avenue as
we'll as the other wall facing Sixteen h
street VIII have to be rebuilt The dam
age sustained Is estimated at nearly so
eco The Rose Brick company's works
were a total wreck. The huge 9j-foot
high brick smoke stack was hurled
to the ground The walls OF the pan
and the roof caved In, burying the ma
pbIDprC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
American Association Scores.

At. Columbus-Columbus 2, Kansas City 8.
At Loulsvile-I.ouisville IL, Minneapolis 1.
At Tocdo-Toledo T. Milwaukee
At Indiana pols-Indnnapo ., st Paul 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Fine School Is Wrecked.
Husbands,

Tho woman who said that she knew her
husband didn't drink because no drank so
much water In tho morning isn't In II with
the woman who says that the rcoaon her hus-
band doesn't go To church is because no Ia
already as good as he bc.-Dctroit FREQ
PrcsR
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
st. Louis Shut Out,

ST. LOUIS. April lS-n the game with
Cleveland today st, Louis was unable TO hit
JOSS and Cleveland won. Attendance, 800
Score r II. T..
ST Louis ..........OO 100000 0
Cleveland 49,. ........2 o o o 0Io- IL
Bemis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
New Races at Turf Exchangs

Tho san Francisco disaster cut ou, ou -,
| racing dope az the turf exchange yostcr5a',
from tho Emeryville track Oakland md =,
is more than probable that tho rnces fro1n ~ = ,
bunch Will be cut out from now as Nanana Ia
Appleggt" has made arrangements to take ihs
Nashville and Momphis races Instead wv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Complimen entary.

Come quick to Mr. oldhams house." cried
the messenger.
But. ~. said Or. Youngman. are you
you were told TO bring mef'
"Ycs. they eaid you couldn't do any harm
Hos tco fur gone, nyway,"-PhIladelpbia
Prega
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Detroit 8. Chicago 2.

DETROIT, April 1S.-Three hits In row In
the nrst Inning and Walshs poor fielding In
the fourth gave the locals the victory today.
Attendance, $500. Score; r. IL Z.
Detroit ..... .....sss.s1 o 2 o o 0 '-3
Chicago zoo. .....s.,,sO o o D o o IL
Battcries-Sieyer and Warner; Walsh and
Sullivan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
WORKING FOR COMING MATCH
Crack Shooters in Country Will Take
wednesdays Scores.

The members OF the Salt Lake Gun club held
another practice shogt Wednesday In prcparn-
ton for the coming big rRcet next month Sew
eral new members present, but did not
shoot out their full strings as Will be seen
from tho following score, In which Clark
ried on the high gun" honors;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Mystery Upon Mystery.

'Stin engaged In literary work."
Yep I'm getting up a literary puzzle
now"
What do you mean7 Sort OF Lady or
Ti-or?'"
mo. I'm making column OF Henry James
over into this deformed spelling ''-Phlla-
delphlu Public LedSoE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Cleveland Will Give Help.

CLEVELAND April 1S-President Pr6h-
tiss of the Chamber of Commerce issued
a call tonight for a special meeting of
fbe board of directors tomorrow to take
action regarding the extending OF aid to
the sufferers OF the San Francisco dis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE OPENS.
Collegiates Will Mix Up With All
Hallows TODAY,

Tho first OF the ball games In the high
school league Will be hold on the high school
campus this afternoon between tho All Hal
lows college and the Collegiate Institute and
is scheduled for $50. The revised lineup Of
tho teams follows;
All Hallows ColleoIo,e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Eastern Expert Coming.

Jim Head OF the former amateur cham
pions In America now working for the L. NJ.
c. and Remington Arms companies. VIII be
of the entries In the tournament
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Phillies 4, Washington 2.

league senson was formally opened In this
city today with victory for the champions
Washington. Good hitting gave the VIC
tory to the home team Attendance, $1,000.
The X. H. Il,
Philndclphla s.s.s. ,.2 90
Batteries-Wolfe and Kttredge Bender and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-19
Imperial Juniors Win.

The Imperial Juniors defeated the r stree
BUNS by a score of 30 10 Ii Wednesday.