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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20
COBBLES REINFORCE
OFFERING OF Love
Son of Nippon Declares His Un-
dying Affection for Employer
and Loses Job
Wealthy Widow Complains of
Stone Being Thrown at Her
While Retiring

Love-eNpressing itself in a relig-
ious attendance at her church, a num-
Der Of gifts to her and finally in pro-
testation of undying affections as he
busted and cleaned in her home as
houseboy-re yesterday in the
arrest of George Maruki. q Japanese,
on q chargeof disturbing the peace,
which was sworn to by Mrs, Rose p.
Blow OF 2302 Clay street. until few
weeks ago employer of the tempera-
mental oriental
Maruki does not deny his live, but
insists that he is guiltless of hesying
a 10 pound stone at the object of his
affections Saturday night as she was
preparing to retire.
According to the complaint made at
headquarters, Maruki won the conf
dence of Mrs. Blow, who is wealthy
widow. some months ago when she en-
ploved him as houseboy. AppreciatinS
his interest in her affairs she induced
him to attend her church and extended
4 number Of courtesies to him for the
purpose of assisting his education.
Maruki was regular and punctual at
religious worship, applied himself as
siduously to his books and was ac-
cepted as a model boy about the prem
ises In return for the many kind
nesses received by him he presented
Mrs Blow with a number of japanese
importatiOns, which she accepted.
Gradually Maruki neglected every
thing but Mrs. Blow Matters became
embarrassing and when the japanese
declared his infatuation he was dis
missed. But the flames of love were
not 10 be quenched by the loss of his
position. Shortly after he left the
premises Mrs. Blow received notes, de-
livered by mysterious sons of Nippon,
all declaring consuming affection and
pleading for reinstatement, for money
for an audience. Finally her life was
threatened, and she then informed Ma
ruki through d messenger that she
would notify the japanese consul of his
conduct.
Saturday night. while Mrs Blow was
preparing to retire with Miss Edith
Burnham. a guest, the two women were
terrorized by the crash of the window
and the fight Of q huge stone across
the room. This was followed by an
assault upon the front door of the
house. Fearing burglars, Miss Burn
ham discharged revolver through the
broken window. After regaining her
composure Mrs. Blom remembered the
threats Of the Japanese and decided TO
have him arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20
WEBER'SBAND Will
PLAY IN THIS CITY
Famous Organization Leave.
Cincinnati for Chicago and
the Pacific Coast
[Special Dispatch 10 The Call

CINCINNATI, June 1s.-Weber's band,
the property of President John c.
Weber of the musicians union of this
country and counted one of the great
est musical organizations, left Cincin-
natl early this morning for a long trip
through the west.
President Weber stated before he left
Cincinnati that the band had been
strengthened by the addition of several
remarkable players and there were 60
members of this famous organization
From Cincinnati they will go to Chi
cago for a three weeks engagement,
then they go TO San Francisco for three
weeks, later going TO Oakland for a
short series of concerts and then to
Portland for another series. They will
return by the Northern Pacific route.
Bandmaster Weber, who leads the
organization in all its concerts. has
just completed a series of new numbers
on the Roosevelt tour and reception in
New York city, which he will play al
all engagements. He expects to be gone
at least four months and will play a
short series of concerts in Cincinnati Il
before taking the band to New York
city for concert work next winter
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20
MANY GUESTS TO
WITNESSCEREMONY
Reception and Supper to Newly
Married Couple to Fol-
low Services

The wedding of Miss Edna Schloh and
Robert Huntington Wells will take
place Wednesday evening at the CAL
vary Presbyterian church. The officiat-
ing clergyman will be Rev. William
RAIDER. Many friends and relatives have
been Invited to witness the ceremony.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Helen Lee as maid of honor and Miss
Alice Schloh as bridesmaid. Harry
Daley will be best man. After the cere-
mony there will be a reception and we'd
ding supper at one of the local cafes.
The bride elect is the daughter of
Mrs. Ferdinand Schloh of this city and
has large social acquaintance. The
young couple are going away on a
wedding journey, but will return with
in the month to their new home in this
city.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20
FRENCH PREMIER GIVES
COMFORT TO CALLERS
Brands Attitude More ConciI-
iatory Than CIemenceau's

NJ BRAND, theSFrench premier, goes
early TO bed, and at 8 o'clock in the
morning, according to Throne and
Country. he may be found at his work
bic scanning reports and listening
10 his secretary reading the kilograms
which arrived during the night He
reads the articles in the newspapers
70 which his attention is drawn, and
then receives his callers. He is more
conciIiatory than was his predecessor.
Clemenceau. He is ready with the
friendly word, and few of those who
call upon him leave discounted. He
lunches in q restaurant at 80 o'clock
and is known as a good trencherman.
He drinks q little wine, but takes no
alcohol. Between s and o'clock he
receives his personal friends and talks
over the incidents of the day with
them He dimes ia restaurant at s
O'Clock. BRAND never prepares the
speeches he delivers in the chamber.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20

COMMISSIONER GRANTED LEAvE-AIameda.
June 19.-Polce and Fire Commissioners Louis
T. Ward has been granted a so days leave OF
absence from the state by the city council
He is to sail the, yacht Mollilou in the ocean
race between San Pedro and Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20
CHURCH ADVOCATES
RIGHTS OF ANIMAL S
Jurist of Holy Office Answers
for Dumb Beasts

1t is of the utmost Importance to
the faithful of the Roman Catholic
church. and hence of inestimable value
and blessing to our dumb animals, that
that church has declared sthrough a
high authority of the holy office at
Rome, that animals do have rights
which men are bound to respect. saws
the Boston Transcript The decision
came about in this way. An appeal
was taken TO Cardinal Vaughan from
the argument of a Catholic priest who
contended, as many other priests and
clergymen have done. that animals
have no rights and that consequently
an act affecting them can not be sinful
Cardinal Vaughan said to his ques-
toner: You have only to set out your
propositions in Latin and put them in
through my Dominican friend, Father
Hickey, who is himself an expert
canonist and jurist of the holy Office
1t will give a definite answer to any
question of plain morals" The an
swers to the three questions put were
duly returned within a week in the
alternatives:
I. Have animals rights of any kind
as against their masters or owners?
,. Does the holy Office hold it to be
sinful to torture dumb animals? Yes.
j. Does il hold such sins to be, de,
grading and corrupting to the soul and
disposition of the tormentor? Yes
In further conversation, in answer TO
the query why the church had made
no general pronouncement to this eff
feet. another learned Roman authority
explained: THE expansion or develop
ment of theological truth is extremely
slow. The church governs so many
people of such diverse views and Gus
toms that her advance from particular
or local to general is necessarily, slow
and cautious i'm the extreme. 1t is but
~
has been able to prevent men from
injury to one another-the time for
animals is only just come
COMMISSIONER GRANTED LEAvE-Alameda.
June 19.--Police and Fire Commissioner Louis
T. Ward has been granted as60 days. leave OF
absence from the state by the city council
He is to sail the yacht Mollilou in the ocean
race between San Pedro and Honolulu
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20
RETIRING AND NEW
CONSUL AT BANQUET
Representatives of Denmark
Are Guests of Honor

Danish Consul II. II Birkholm. who
resigned his official position In San
Francisco several months ago because
of illness, was the joint guest of honor
with the new consul. ]. Boggild, at a
dinner given at the Argonaut hotel
Saturday night. About $50 members
of the Danish colony were present, DR..
J. Molgaard presiding.
Birkholm has been the representative
of Denmark in this city for II years.
About a year ago his health began fail
ing and he sent in his resignation to
the home government.
Consul j. Boggild, the new represen-
tative, was sent to this city from the
home office at Copenhagen. Birkholm
intends to remain in San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20

WELLS FARGO NEVADA NATIONAL BANK of San Francisco
ANGLO & LONDONPARIS NATIONAL BANK, of San Francisco
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, of San Francisco
FARMERS MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF Los Angeles Cal
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK, of Portland. Ore
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20

fessed TO the crime. and the stolen
articles were recovered
Other thefts reported were: Plumbing
tools. valued at sS1. from the shop of
Joseph Swinnock, 2742A Howard street:
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20

watch valued at sS5 from Carl EDDY
2eO7 pine street by pfckpOckets, a.
electric motor and brass worth SlVV
from the Brown & Nugent carriage
company. 534 Bryant street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
.GOTCH AVID ZBYSZKO
MATCHED FOR TITLE
Pole Advises COuntrymen Not to
Wager Any Money on
Result.

CHICAGO. May 31.-Franlc Gotch Of
Iowa VIII defend the worlds wrestling
championship against Stanislaus Zbyszko
Of Poland in a finish catch as catch can
match st the Coliseum tomorrow night
1t will be Gotch's first appearance here
since he handily defeated YussIff Nah
mout in their championship bout more
than a year ago. According TO the pro-
moters. the men will battle for a purse
OF 500 900.
Zbyszko has won the right to battle for
tho worlds title by his defeats of Nah
mout and other prominent wresters. He
is the logical opponent for Gotch.
Few enthusiasts concede ZbyszEo q
chance TO win and the Pole has advised
his countrymen not to bet on him.
1t Is generally believed, however, that
Go:ch VIII have a hard fight to down MS
opponent in the required TWO falls. The
Pole is conceded TO be master at the
defensive game. and he has not been
thrown since his arrival in this country.
Gotch- on the other hand. is believed
to possess a far wider knowledge OF the
game than his opponent on sheer
strength the Polish champion would be
an easy winner, but Gotch's cleyerness
and speed are expected 10 offset this ad-
vantage. Both men are said to be in
excellent condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
FITZHERBERT WINS
BROOKLYN HANDICAP

GRANESENp. May J1.-Fitzherbert
was an easy winner today OF the Brook
lyn handicap. one and a quarter miles,
defeating a good field He was held at
10 In the betting.
F'itzherbert went TO the front at the
start and. setting fast pace, led by
three lengths nearly all tho way, and
won by a length. Olambala closed fast
around the upper turn and finished n
good second, with Prince Imperial third
First race, about six furIougs-Sir John
johnson. to .. won; Madman. TO /
second; Reybourne, 80 to /, third. Time,
l:10 2-5.
Second race. mile and n sixteenth
BlaclIrord, To 10. won; Black Mate. S
70 /. second; Dandy Dixon, Il TO !. third.
Time 1:47 I-5.
Third race. 0ve furongs-Bashtie,
even, won; Housemaid. IL Ia .. second !;
Anna Casse, l5 to /. third. Time,
l:0l As.
Fourth race. Brooklyn handicap, mile
and a quarter--Fitzherbert 10 3, won;
Olambala, 10 TO 1, second; Prince I'm
perlal TO /. third. Time. 2:O5 3-5.
Fifth race, about six furlonCs-Big
stick. s TO !. won Dem. 20 TO !. second;
Woolcasta, 20 10 /, third. Time 1:19
Sixth race, i've furlongs -Sedbago. 5
70 |, won. Trap Rock l. to ., second:
Miss Jonah. Is TO l, third. Time, 1:O2 rs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
JOHN LOUIS LEFT
AT POST IN THIRD

OAKLAND. May 3l.-Interesting sport
was Witnessed at Emeryville today. and
most OF the winners were we'll played.
John Louis. favorte for the third was
practically left at the post and lost all
chance. Edwin T. Fryer an outsider.
ran over the field the last quarter and
won easily. Sir John, after getting away
badly. made q great run and got up In
time 10 win the fifth.
Summary:
First race, six furlongs. sellinE-zink
and, eS (Gallagher). 6 10 5. won; Sir Fret
out, 100 Ueeds), TO l.. third. Time.
1:I4 3-5. Littleton, Aunt Kit. Lovely
Mary, Lillian Ray, Circio and Hector lin-
ished as named.
tension. III Needs), II to 5, won; Charles
Green. Ill .(Taylor), - 10 .. second; Ona-
tassa. ia -(BoreD, TO 2. third. Time.
1:ll 80. FL Paso. Father Downey, Tom
O'Mallcy and LuXurio finished as named.
Third race. mile selling-Edwin r.
Fryer, Ill CLindhorsD. 10 to /. won; Ire
margo. i0f (Coburn). TO /, second
Round and Round, l05 Ueeds) to l.
third. Time, 1:39 A.. Beauman. John
Louis. Anne MCGEE, Lady Elizabeth and
Ocean Shore finished as named.
Fourth race. SIX furlongs; purse-Bal-
Roberts, 90 (Garsan) 1 10 5. second Os-
wald b.. 80 (BuXton). 80 TO !. third.
Time, LIS. Mills and Redeem finished as
named.
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards, SELL
ing-Sir John, l07 tCoburn). I TO 2. won;
Hancock. Ill (Mentry), 10 TO /, second f;
McNally. l04 (Taylor), 60 10 l. third.
Time, lsil 3-5. Mossback, Directello. l..
G. Aclserly. Buchthorne. Odd Rose and
Sink Spring also ran.
Sixth rHce. futurity course-Sllver
Stocking los (CallaGhan), is 10 0. won:
Beda, 80 (Gargan). II 20 l, second: Recon.
81 (Seldep), . TO 2, third. Time. 1:09 2-5.
Billy Meyer, Faneuil Hall. Lady Panchita.
Darlington and Minnedocia also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
JEFFR|ES FORCE1
HIS BOXING G[0|
COrbett Is Ready to TAI,
Johnson Just for Cha,l
Sake. +
BEN LOMOND, Cal. Nav 2,

BEN LOMoND, Cal. May a.
hett stepped Into the limelje,, /
Jcffries training camp today Iers
ali wrapped UP in his new sr.
and when the usual crowd 80
came In TO see the afternoo.
they found that Jcnrleg hnd -
Corbett was there To entertaj, W.
The two eX-champions playaa
in the morning and performed o,l1
nasIum stunts. but soon Jeffrics.a .a.
tinkcring with mis- machlne ana
had the gymnasium 10 hInsa,s
rest OF the day. lie did nnr !.
claring that his trip acrogs the @
had made him sore. but works. I
get into form and said thar a.
week he would be III for specdy
Jcffries has not had on a boy,.x
for five days.
The conversational war befr..
Johnson and Corbett wakes anaos
Corhctt rend an interview Will 1.
in the morning papers In which =
was quoted as daring Corbet, n
with him. the champion erov
Corbott declared that he would ~.
son for charity and would eYas,
per cent with which "he wonls
monument for Johnson whom Jsr,,'
through with him"
II am willing 20 bet, old az u.
make him quilt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
BOARD GRAN TS
FIGHT PERMIT 7
Many Church and Civic Organ
izations Present to Regis
ter Protest.
LAST OBSTACLE REMOVED
WHICH STAGGRRS CROWD
Many Indignant Comments Are
Voiced on Action of Police
Commission.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 3t.-Wlth but
two dissenting votes, and without pre-
liminary discussion, the permit for the
forty five round battle on July between
Jeffries and johnson was granted late
this afternoon by the board of super
viSors.
The board room WAS crowded with rep
resentatives of various church and civic
organizations, who came prfined with
protests. but they did not get a chance
Vanced OF the boards calendar and
passed before they realized what had
taken place. When they learned that
the pormt had been granted they pro-
tested Indignantly and left the room IN
g body,
BY their action today the board OF
supervisors removed the last obstacle in
the way or the promoters, who may now
proceed with the erection OF the arena
with little fear OF interference, as Dis
trict Attorney Fickert has already an
nounced that he Will not seek TO pre-
vent the contest.
When The board assembled the room
was crowded with partisans of both
tides. Besides the representatives. OF
state and city church fcderations, num-
Der OF women were present in behalf of
clubs and reform organizations.
Rising quietly, John L.. Herget. chair
man OF the police committee. which
recommended the granting OF the permit
moved that ION account OF the large
number Of bids which were TO be opened
by the board. the matter of the permit
he advanced on the calendar and taken
up immediately" In making the motion.
he said that he was led to take this step
for the convenience OF the large num-
ber OF people who had gathered to dis
cUss the matter.
In tho buzz of excitement which fol-
lowed his motion this part Of his utter
ance seemed TO be lost on the protest
ants. and the motion was put and car
ricd before the daZcd representatives Of
reform realized that they had lost their
filed out OF the room voiclng indignant
comments on the action OF the board
Supervisors Murdocli and Cutten, hold
over members, cast the two negative
votes.
College Baseball
AT New Haven-Yale freshmen, 6;
Harvard. freshmen. o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01

SAN FRANCISCO. May Sl,-That Billy
Nolan formerly manager of Battling Mel
son, will eventually assume command oi
affairs nj the Jack Johnson camp In the
near future, is story that Is receiving
considerable credonce n the beach these
days. The story Is, IN fact backed ul
by fight That took place between Man.
ager George Little and Sig Hart, who
worked at the camp. AS gossip goes
there has been anything but harmony
between LjIIle and Hart. and it finally
eliminated In physical contest in which
Little Is said TO have stretched Hart out
on the road. while the members OF the
camp were playing baseball There was
an end to the affajr only when johnson
gave Little n tongue lashing that he Will
long remember.
Outside OF that. it is pretty generally
understood that Little has been shorn
Nolan. in fact, admitted that he has
been indirectly approached on the sub
iect OF taking charge. and declared that
II he is to become manager he must have
full charge. Nolan's strength Is also
shown by the fact that he was instru-
mental in getting Billy Delaney installed
as chief adviser at the Johnson camp for
the balance OF the training season.
The former handler of Nelson has been
in and around San Francisco for several
days, and it is believed that an announce
mcnt will be forthcoming In short time
OF an important change at the beach
After the three days OF strenuous work
in the gymnasium, Johnson took some
thing OF a rest today. He was on the
road this morning for twelve miles. but
took to his automobile at the noon hour
and until late in the afternoon was not
seen at his quarters.
II is his intention to box again tonnor-
row, and after that there will come a
rest until Saturday,
Tex Rickard returned this afternoon
from q trip 30 Ben LomoDd. lie declared
that he left Jeflries In excellent condi-
ton. In spite of rumors to the contrary.
he reiterated that he VIII referee the
fight as Jcffries and Johnson both insist
that he act In .bat capacity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
HUYCK HAS NARROW
ESCAPE FROM DEATH

CHICAGO, May 3l.-Frcd Huyck. the
motorcycle rider had n narrow escape
from death yesterday at the Hawthorne
track. when his rear tire blew out.
throwing him clear across the track, The
spill came In the second lap OF n ten
mile handicap race just as Huyck
reached the turn into the home stretch.
going at a rate Of about seventy five
miles an hour When he went down In
cloud of dust, the spectators in the
grandstand, among whom was his moth
er. started rush FOR the scene OF the
accident
His mother was one OF the first TO
reach him after he got up. bat he
greeted her with smile and assured
her he was not hurt.
Huyck established new worlds rec
ord of 9:16 40 for ten miles on dirt
track. The former mark was 9:17. made
By him at Detroit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
Frisco Gets Fight
.FAvOR|TES DRIVE
IN THE LONGSHOTS
Many Upsets in the Dope Sheet
at the Junction City
Races.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN MAY 3I-Thc Iongshots put
all dope sheets and handcappcrs to the
bnd at the races here this afternoon on
the haf-mile fair grounds track. Nol
one fayoritc saw the front AT lhe wiz
and those who followed 1aNorlleS Welc
a sorry looking LOT after inc laSt .1'i riCJ
was run. Five longshots and second
choice won. 49,, i,;,,he
In tho first race for threerelsnIns s-t,t ,,os
mile Dora PAYNE, the TO favorle, Eot
away in the lead. but FaruSa, 10 ! sIo';
made up three lengths in the stretcn anu anu
nipped the favoritc by neck NJ .M.c M
wire. Cory making pretty ride MY
Lord Rossington was slated to WIN the
second race for -ciGhths miie, pus %
All Ablaze had been set afire by t,tc M
hot sun and, taking the lead az IN; tla
three quarters. rolled homo with Jocncy
Gaugel up. the favorIte finishing fith,
Dorothy Ann beat Wolfville TO The place
by ono length. =; ro
bremem,arier mt,umgi mile. with Mapdcrs UP.
Sam McGibbon beat Elder; thc 10 =
favoritc by three lengths nsurP"[ per
him out of the running ,,,,,oc,,
Many thought that Frank Inppoch
could win the fourth race. ana he Wae
backed down from to l to |" = pue Ea
horse was not there at the finish; GSfle
Russell taking the honors by haLt q
length with F.. NJ Fry showing huh%
rode the winner. TO j shot.
Pelham and Grasscutter opened big "a
vorites for the fifth race for the nan :
mile Royal Stone, at , TO /. was the
ONLY second choice OF the day 10 WIN,
Van Dusen brought home the winner IN
a pretty stretch drive. Chanate outran
Poiham four lengths in the stretch Tor
place. Annie Wells took the outsioe
track on the turns; III
Sylvia T.. to ] shot, won the mile
the last event OF the card. Jockey wal,
lace got away first at the barrier ana
held the lead all the way. canterihS III
nv. one, and a half lengths over Miss
Namoi. Bucna beat Flying Dance, the
3 TO . favorite. by three lengths
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01

Nolan May Take Charge Of john
sons Training Camp; Burns and
Langford Are Matched
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
Retchel's Car Burns Up.

NEW YORK, May 31.-stanley Ketchel,
the pugilist narrowly escaped injury TO-
day when his touring car caught fire
and was destroyed on the road to his
headquarters at Woodlawn. Tho ma,
Kclchel walked half n mile Tor new bat
teries As he was placing these In the
machine there was q violent explosion
Ketchel said he paid $4,000 for 1t.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
PAPkE WILL GIVE AWAy|
WEIGHT TO jim m

LOS ANGELES, Cal, May n
Flynn and Billy Papke were mat
day TO box twenty-five rounds
Vernon arena the afternoon az q
They win meet at catch weight
will give the Pueblo fireman an
taee OF fifteen or twenty poundg
Manager McCarcy Of the Pads|
letlc club win give another Juns s
Sam Lansford and the winner
nights ten-round bout between
Ferguson of Boston and Jack ~
Salinas. Cal. The latter pair clash
Maud pavilion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
TRIBUNE RACING CHART


II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01
Eisner Beats Vaughan,

Ike Elsncr beat Z. Maughan in TWEEN
iy-four innings at the Jevnc academy
Tuesday night by the score OF 20 TO 6S.
Maushan was to run ninety balls TO
seventy for EiSner.
w. H. Morgan and d. Herman will
play tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01

At post minutes. OFF 4:ds. Time
ond driving. Winner G. p. Dyes ch m
Jr. Sylvia rushed 10 front at flag fall ant
Naomi outrun in early stages, ran a goo,
field 10 stretch turn. came with rusi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01

, Start good. Won handlly; Soc
.tion-Yulc. Trained by c. z, Dye.
her field safe ut all stages. Miss
for FIRST out. Buena trailed her
IN home, Flying Dance stopped.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-01

College Baseball
At New Haven-Yale. freshmen, 6;
Harvard. freshmen. o.