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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-15
Credit Belong to Salt Lake,

I'VE have. however. to start and constantly
maintain an educational system which viii
teach the dcnizcns OF Manhattan Island TINT
there is something In America beyond Ho-
boken and the Elyslnn fields of Jersey To
Salt Iako City belongs the credit of begin
ming this nyBtem or education, and the
actual work is properly launched thcrc Will be
no stopping It's effect, for. like the great
SNOWFALL. IL will increase II rolls md ba-
foro long even those cities Of the e1cte East
who now seek their recreation in a land be-
yond tho will perforce be clemoring to
be included among those pointe to which trav-
elerr may turn In their Seeing America jour.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Detroit 3, Washington l.

WASHINGTON, May 4,-In a pitchers
Wilson and Donovan, Detroit won for the
third time, 10 / a close decision at
first base against the home team which
resulted in TWO runs for Detroit nearly
precipitated riot after the game. n doZ-
en- policemen being necessary to escort
Umpire Connor to the dresslng-room
Score: r. II f
Washington ...ooo1OOO0O0-i I2
Detroit .a.. 30 o 20 O020-3 l
Batteries-Kitson and Heydon; Donovan
and Warner.
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SAN FRANCISCO
WILL Be REBUILT
Its Upbuilding Will Be Marvel
Gus, More Beautiful Than
Ever.

Among the several attaches of the Salt Lake
Route who have been spending the last few
dayo at Salt Lako Ia Douglas White OF that
railroads publicity department. Mr.. White Is
Que of tho wc-known Journalists who have
for years boen Identified with the West, and
one OF his prominent bits of work In the In
terest Of the Salt Lake Route Is tho editing
OF the Arrowhead magazine. Issued by tho
passenger department OF the Clark road.
Will Rebuild City.
There is no foundation for any fear" soid
M White yesterday. that the disaster which
osfeu San Francisco will in any way initiate
Western country OF course the eject Of the
terrible confederation at San Francisco Will
leave Ito mark upon that city for somo time.
out the upoutdng Will be 30 marvellous In the
reoidity and mngnihcence of its execution that
the city by tho Golden Gate will be nnore
attractive than ever OF course we hear now
slmlst, but the average San Franciscan in fun
ot hope and lie bending his every energy toward
the making OF new and greater metropolis.
Pluck Of Californians.
On the day lef. Los Angeles l talked
with ono OF San Francscos prominent mer-
chonts and he showed me where his firm was
already erecting a temporary structure and
would. as soon as material could be procured.
proceed with their new building. to be double
the size OF their former ouartera This gen
tleman was located on Market street and he
assured me that the prices OF business prop
erty were from 10 10 20 per cent higher along
that thoroughfare than they were before the
nre Now that does not look much like
rlump In our Western country. Why those
people down there by SON Francisco bay are
really broadening rather than narrowing In
their Ideas 1t really looks II those grand
plans designed by Burnhan for the beautihca-
tion OF the city, and formerly looked upon "a
visionary. would be adopted md made official
In the citys reconstruction These will give
70 San Francisco beauty which will
thoroughly individuslze her among American
cities and draw TO her gates thousands OF
tourists and other visitors where hundreds
came before.
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Two Great Cities Linked.

Every day the ties which arc linking Salt
Lake city and Los Angeles arc growing strong
er near OF steady advances In Utah mining
Investments by Los Angelinos while on tho
other hand many thousands OF Utah capital
nave gone Into California landR. In addition
u would surprise a great many to know OF the
interests In direct commercial relations which
Ia constantly going OF course the Salt
Lake Route Ia responsible for the greater bulk
OF results accomplished through these new
conditions. Both these cities will. almost be-
fore they are aware OF II, become important
points on the great highway around the
world. Watch and sec II l not right. It
VIII DO only few months before thousands
of tons OF Orenta! imports will entor Ameri-
ca through the San Pedro gateway. billed to
Los Angeles and Salt Lake City distribut-
through thcse cities en- route to the Atlantic
seabo2rd. The dream OF the builders of the
san Pedro harbor Is coming true, and this
means O lot both TO southern California's mot
ropoll3 and Utnhs canitaI
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Overalls Give Out.

CINCINNATI Nav l4-Overall wenk-
ened in the ninth inning. allowing four
hits and giving four bases on balls The
local team batted in every run It secured.
Mathewson was at his best with men on
ba ses. Score: r. H. E.
Cincinnati .... ..0O0ooO1O23 o
New York ...,..0 o 90 / o 005 SIS
Batteries-Overal and Livingston; Ma
thewson and Branahan. Two-base hits
Kelly, Mertz and Devlin. Three base
Barry, Struck out-By Over
all 8 by Mathewson s. Bases on balls
OF overall 4, off Mathewson I Umpires-
O'Day and tombstone.
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Totals
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 1l-Churchill
Downs results: First race. six furongs. cell
Floss 8. third. Time, l:l6.
Second rncc. selling. seven turlongs-rox
Moado won, Col. Bartlett second. Copitans
third. Time. l:29 S-6
Third race. four and half furlonge-Buly
Netrces won, Voting second. Electorlne third
Time. 66 2-S seconds
Fourth race, purse, five furlongs-Robin
Hood won, Maplehurst second Hcinc third
Time l:0l Is.
Fifth race. steeplcchase. handicap. main
coursc-Dunnlns won, DR.. Nowlin second; Re-
tcctnolc third Time 2:5l As.
Sixth race, selling. mile aud nm clghth-Fon-
soluca won, Padre second. keynote third
Time. 1856.
Seventh race. mile and an eighth. selling
Bradley's Pet won. Sam Craig second Two
Penny third. Time, I:5G 3-6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-15
MORE STATE LEAGUE TROUBLE.
Gimlin Insists That Local Team Puts
Up Guarantee

IL looks Ike the games In the State league
schedule for last Saturday and Sunday and
postponed to Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week VIII not bc pulled OF
According to Father Dubei, everything In
regard to playing the games arranged
Sunday In talk over tho telephone between
ne and Hr. Davidson OF the Columbia Ogden
team, but yesterday Dad" 0imlin buttcd IN
with the proposition that Dubei must pay oil
the expenses for the trip and snlories of the
Ogdon players. who would have to lay of to
make the tri-.
This would mean an expenditure OF over
500 To the Salt Lat0 toam and Mr.. Dubci can
not II that way. so unless Ogden comes
down TO earth on o reasonable basis, there
VIII be no Rnmcs here this week
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Apaches.
Second Game-Falstaffs
Rivals.
Doolittles Beat MURRAY.


Tho Falstans won all three gemes az tho
shows
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COAST LEAGUE WILL FINISH.
Morley Does Not Succeed in Break
ing Up the Game.

OAKLAND. May 1I.-Thc Pacific Coast
Baseball league tonight accepted the forfeiture
OF the Los Angeles toam franchise from James
Morley. The franchise taken UP by
Ewing OF san Francisco, McCreedle of Port
land and Eynns OF Fresno In tho Los
Angeles grounds lense cannot be renewed tho
franchise viii DO transferred TO Sacramento
Tho league VIII remain intact. Ewing. Evnns
and McCreedlc Will buy Seatte's franchise In
II ~ forfeited. James Agnew OF Scuttlc
wired tonl.ht for n definite decision. The
League VIII meet tomorrow to reurranRc u
game schedule. Team salaries fixed to-
night at two thousand dollars Morlcy's $500
forfeit returned TO him.
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Chicago Base Runners Have a
Gala Day With Trolley
Dodgers Battery.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
ST. Louis s, Boston |.

ST. LOUIS, May H-Boston proved
easy for St. Louis today Brown held the
visitors In check without any trouble.
given but ordinary support Score
r II. F..
St. Louis ...,....s .slooo101-e
Boston .... ......0 o 00OOl o 0-l 3
Batteries-Brown and Mccarthy; With
erup and ONeil. Earned runs-St. Louis
Two-base hit-McCerthy. Three base
htt-Tenney. Bases on balls-Od Brown
3 OFF Witherup 2 Struck out-By Brown
3, by Witherup T. Umpires-Carpenter
and CONWAY
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Noted Horse Trainer Here.

John @. Mackoyc, who handled J. 2 Rich
erd'a fast horses. Alpha w. and DR. FrasSee
30 successfully last senson, arrived in the CITY
last night and viii remain hero for coming
races In Ogden.
Mr.. Nnchayc Intends 10 open a public train.
Ing stable In either Salt Lake or Ogden
He has been the most successful handler Of
e(,-"-s ~ho aver went cut vi Salt Lake
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Pittsburgs Z, Phillies 6.

PITTSBURG, May 1.-THE Pittsburgs
won out today by good hitting In the
tenth Inning Leach, Wagner and Nealon
made hits In succession, Leach scoring
the winning run with nobody out. Score,
PittsburG . .0f0o20 0O00 II Q 0
Batteries-Hildcbrand Lever and PeItz;
Lush. Ritchie and Doom. Bases on balls
on Hildebrand 4. off Lever /, off Lush
S. off Ritchie 2. Struck out-By Hide
brand 8, by Lever l. by Lush 2. Two
base hIt-Wnrd Umpire-klem.
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Chicago 10, Brooklyn /.

CHICAGO, May H.-Chlcago hit McIn-
battery almost at viii. score: r. II. E,
Chicago ..... % 20 o 1-10 IL !
Brooklyn .. IL 100000 0-1 S 3
BatterIes-Reulbach and King; McIn-
tyre and Bergen. Two-bsse hits-Chence
2, Killing, Steinfeldt Struck out-By Reul-
bach 2, by Mcintyre 2. Bases on balls
on Reulbach :, off Mcintyre S. Umpire
EmslIe
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ALL HALLoWS- HIGH SCHOOL.
Former Team Out After Second Place
in Series

All Halop's college and the high school will
clsoh on the high school diamond this after
noon in the next TO the last game OF the High
School league series. The contest IL chilled
for 4 o'clock
The high school hos won a su1'olent num-
bcr of games alreody 10 them the
league penpant but the All Hallows GO
Ing after their scalps with the intention OF at
least winning second place The first game
OF the league between the All Hallows and
Collesiates. which called off the
scheduled day becuuoe OF rain, has been
ranged for Tuesday, May q The lineup for
todays game follows.
HIcb Srh
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OGDEN CITY LEAGUE.
Satellites and Falstaffs Win High
Average Games.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Mny N-ESceptional scores were
made in the City league games ut the Palpce
bowling alleys tonight, double game being
played
In the first game the Satellites scored 2I01,
against 2SJ9 for the ApaChes. In the second
game tho F'alstafTs won. with eie% against 232e
for the Rivals
In both games thorc were good Individual
scores, Following Is the summary:
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Eureka Shy on Pitchers.

Eureka did not have any one who could be
called pitcher for the game this afternoon.
and until the twrlcr whom Manager
Thompson has signed arrives. the locals Ulll
be weak everything except "ope night"
or to be moro exact, "one day stands,
Rush now constitutes the entire pitching stan.
and ne cannot be expected to pitch two gnmes
In succession
Northrop. outfelder opened for the To-
calls and the Park City team got four SAFE
ones In the initial Inning, which netted them
two runs Northrop was more fortunate In
the second nnd while two hits were made
of his delivery, more runs wore made by
N,qIInra
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UMPIRE NEARLY KILLED.
Jack Shuster Hit With Bat and
Kicked Into Insensibility.

PUNXSUTAWNEY Pa. May IA NJ
ShuAtsr OF Chicago. while umpiring a ball
game between PunNsutawncy and oil City of
the Interstate league here today waa Knocked
down with bat md kicked into inscnablity
By Lift Fielder Clark OF the homo toam
Shustcr is In the hospital In critical condI-
tiou and Clnrk hns been locked up pending
the result OF ShusteTs injuries
Schuster formerly played hero with Lagoon
about four years ago.
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Park City.
Score by Innin gs.

123i567 s-R. II. e.
Eureka. .. D.. ......0 o ; o 0 0 0 0-5 10 4
Park City .,.........2 o 2 o Z o o Alb 10 3
Earned runs. Eureka, ?. Park City, s. Three
base hit, Berry Two-baso hits, Teal 3; Ber
ry. OConnell. Sacrifice hit. Lumcy Struck
out. by Northrop. 3. by Hnnocn. 6; by Zim-
norman. 8. Hit by pitched boil. Zimmerman.
First base balls. of Northrop. 1. of Han
son, s. off Zimmerman. 2. Passed ball, Teal
L. Wild pitch. Hanson. l. First base on er-
rors Eureka, l. Park City. O. Left on bases
Eureka, 6: Park City, T. Time OF game 6s.
Umpire. William DougIaes. Scorer. Hush.
Attendance. 500.
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Wrestling Match With Ross.

This viii after his wrestling match
scheduled for the Salt Palace on the evening
Of May Is with Charles Ross the winner OF
which. being open to all comers for tho
heavyweight championship, Fred Beel. Tom
Jenkins. Frank Gotch, George Bothncr and
other leading mat artists not excepted.
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WESTERN LEAGUE SCORES.
Denver 10. Omaha 8.

DENVER. Colo. Gny ly.-HIts when needed
coupled with Omaha's bad errors, were respon-
sible for Dcnver's success today. Score.
Denver ......,.. ,....1 2 20lO22 90 II
Omaha -..,,..s ......2 o o 0 o 22o-9 IL S
B1ttcries-Cnrrtcs. Morgan and Wcigardt,
MCMccley. CONS and Gondlng
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Lineup of Travelling Men.
snerinI 10 The Trlhune

SpecInI 10 The JrIbune
OGDEN, May 1.-THE committee on
baseball for the grand meet In Ogden of
the United Commercial Travellers on
June 4 S and has reDorted the ltnc-up
Tor the team OF the Ogden travelling men
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High School.
GRADE SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Websters Easily Defeat the Summers
at Liberty Park

Tho Webster baseball team defeated the
Summers at Liberty park Monday afternoon
by score OF 10 TO S.
The lIne-up OF the winners Case p; Wal
lace. c: Tulidec. 1b; Don. 2b Hedeer 3b;
Harris Il; Chllds, CT; Peterson. II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-15
TINTIC MINERS LACK
STRONG PITCHING STAFF
0utbatted and 0utfielded, They
Tie Salt Lake for Second
Place.
UTAH STATE LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.
Special to The Tribune

Special to Tho Tribune.
EUREKA. Utah. Moy 1.-THE Eureka bunch
OF ball players went down to defeat here
this afternoon before the Park City aggreea-
ton by tho ono-sided score Of is 70 g. Eureka
was particularly weak in the box and this
had the usual effect OF weakening the entire
taorn
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WILLIE READY TO MEET ALL.
Mit-Slingers and Mat
Workers Will Be Accommodated.

John Willie calls the turn on the "raises'
made by Jenkins Of ogden and JOCK Okeefe's o
unknown by Offering TO meet either OF the
boxing exponcnts In tho ring at any time or
place. simply for exercise in n twenty-round
demonstration Of no nstlanIc
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Association Scores

At Kansas city-Knnsas City, /. Colum-
bus 2.
Al lnneapolis-MinneapoIIs. /; Louisville L
UourtScn innings)
Al St Pnul-St Paul. q Indianapolis. O.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-15
St. Louis IL. Boston /.

BOSTON, May H.-The eleventh success
sive defeat was inflicted on the home
team today by St Louis. Score;
ST Louis go. 20 o3O1oO70 Is
Boston .... ,.....00 o o 0Ol0 00-l 6
Batter,es-Howen and Hickey; Young
and Graham.
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Oouirrhs Beat Lincolns.

The oquirrhs defeated the Lincolns Monday
by score or to s The game was exciting
and the principal feature Of the game was the
good batting OF Sticfel
The lineup was ns follows:
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! Like a SNOWFALL

.u vou have to do with a savings
nrrs is 10 start II and keep IL
-;rT 1t gathers accretions IKE
ssnail For Instance. AT per
IA interest. compounded semi,an,,
-e1iy. 800 each week depositeo
,nts TO $500. Don't you be-
I'VE in saving
, savings and Trust Company,
No. 100 Main Street.
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Des Moines 8. Sioux CITY 2.

DIES MONIES, Ia. May H-Des Molnes won
from Sioux city today by effective batting In
tho first TWO innings. Score: r. IA &
Des Moinos -.........3 3 90 o o o 0--6 G
Sioux City ............2 o 0 OOOOO-2 d
Observation-Disclosures and Townc, Jackson and
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American Wins at Tennis.

LONDON May H.-In exhibition game Of
court tennis Joshua Crane. Jr, OF Boston beat
V Pennell, go The scores were: e-3. Ga ga
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Doolittles.
MurraYS.
Dave Barry Still Fighting

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, May l-Dave Barry
of California and Hugo Kelly OF Chicago
fought ton rounds 10 draw hero tonight
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Hanson Blows UP.

Hanson, ne OF much speed and good curves
but poor control, then went into tho box for
the Eureka team and shut Psrk City out In
the third. retiring the first three batters. In
the second with one out, Buttcrheld walked
and then scored on Tears two-base hit. Heus
ger famed but Zimmerman hit cafe scoring
Teal Then Sage struck out, retiring the side
The visitora failed to score in the Nth. but
made up for IL In the sixth. when they stacked
no runs tho result OF two errors
three hits and two walks After this fota
inning the Park City players waited couple
Of Innings perhaps to get their breath, and
then got four more runs In the ninth from
four hits. two walks and 8 wild pitch.
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Hub of Gigantic Wheel,

No cold lunch is quite complete with
out MOUNTS Pickles. For sale at all
grocerl
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The Doolittles defeated tho Murray pIn-
6mashcrc at the Crown alleys last night win
ming three straight gnmce-
he
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Teal There Like a Duck.

Eureka could not find Zimmerman during
the first three Innings, but In the fourth three
runs We're made Us the result OF three clean
hits and an error at first Three times after
this inning the Eureka team had opportuni-
ties to ecore but failed 40 connect with the
ball when hits meant runs. The score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-15
Little Jacssons Eat Up Seals.

The Little JacSsons defeated George Seals
team by score OF IL TO 10 Monday afternoon
The line-ups follows.
Little Jncksone SealP
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Objects to Yellow Journalism.

Down In the South wo were shocked and
gncNed BY the terrible catastrophe, and Los
Angeles was the first city 20 rush forward
Ienet But II YOU we're desiroue of meeting
disgusted people you could have done so when
information reached southern California re-
garding those reports. spread broadcast over
tne Fast, that Los Angeles had been shaken
on Inc map. II was really a criminal action
TO publish these falsehoods among Eastern
triende and relatives of Los Angeles people
VINO were naturally wild With grief ond fear
ne disaster TO the State was bad enough but
When the Eastern press transformed the whole
OF california into q shambes the acme of
Esno% journalism was certainly reached
Tho shake we Ind down there wns hardly
telt ana under ordinary circumstances would
nave received no notice. There was no panic
and no damage.
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College Baseball
Churchill Downs Results.

At Audoyer, Mass,-phlilpps Andovcr 3; Hsr
ard, =
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IlI ED
2OS DIAIN ST.

CAERUTHERS- AT st Marks hospital IN
this rltv at - o'clock last midnight William
Carruthcrs OF a complication or diseases aSeh
20 ycarp The body was removed 20 Dor,
neIrs undertaking pagiors Notice of saaassI
latep
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neys. Watch this sentiment grow ond note
how many Of those points far to the eastward
OF the Rockies VIII. In short time. be cum-
orinG for recognition among the great show
pacos OF America.
Hub of Gigantic Wheel,
In nil this Salt Lake city. by hcr original
ity OF dcos viii become the hub Of the gl-
Rantic wheel OF influence that Will circle over
North America, carrying with IT education.
enlightenment. the JOY OF possession and
world OF recreation 10 millions OF Americans
who today absolutely ignorant ot the mng
nltude. grandeur and beauty confined within
the cosot lines OF their native land"
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Tribute to Phelan.

These IDEAS were originally developed by
eN-Mayor James .. Phelan and his selection
40 the head OF that great committee was i
splendid choice. Through all the years of that
scntlemans life the ideolzing OF San Fran
cisco has been his dearest wieh ! personally
Know some OF tho ambitions he hos held for
mis- native city and his unceasine love for her
advancement That these were sincere Wa.
directly evidenced by his subscription OF an
even million TO the relief fund less than q day
ofter he had seen half OF his fortune wiped
Out by tho flames. Mr.. Phelsn Is only one San
franciscan among the many who will yet
bank their entire capital on the clty's future
With such undauntod hearts as thes8 to carry
her back 10 her condition of prosperity, II ia
only a question OF a little time before San
frencisco osein comes to her deserved POSI-
Ton OF prominence among tho great cities Of
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Business Is Booming.

The fact Of the matter is that southern
SsIfgrnia has been in no way affected by
san trancisco's connagration. Business has
rushed right along and is better TODAY thon n
year oeo The flood OF travel was partly
checked by the action OF Imperial Potontate
Soiiins In calling OF the assembling OF tho
shriners az Los Angeles. Collins dealt Cali
fornie hard blow by his hasty action and
opinions In the face OF the clanors OF cvery
American temple In the shrine. l reckon tho
next ranking officer of that magnificent order
VIII come from south OF tho Canadian border
Yet In spite of 'Edict Collins, Los Angeles
VIII next week hold her magnificent fiesta
and is already entertaining hundreds of
Shrincrs who have como to take part In that
beautiful feast of flowers