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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03
WEATHER MAY BEAT
COASTS ATHLETES
Several Members of Western
Teams at Champaign IN as
Result of Goodness
ISpeciol Dispaieh 10 The Call


CHAMPAIGN H., June Illinois
weather may prove a setback for the
Pacific coast athletes star cOntenders
in the big western meet Saturday.
Several of the westerners are i'll as
a result Of the chilly weather they
have encountered Edwards, Cali
fornia's hurdIer. is one OF the victims.
The westerners are taking every care
of themselves and hope to be in good
shape by Saturday. This was bad
day and the western bunch say it will
hurt their chances unless the sun
comes out strong.
Coach Gill; who has twice slipped in
with the Illini and annexed the title To
conference hOnors. holds that the meet
is more problematic than ever.
Coach Gill has been laying on many
of his best men, as they have displayed
tendencies Of staleness.
Il would not be surprised if we won
again or if we did not take five
points said the orange and black
track coach. ITS a free for ALL The
Illinois track is in great shape and
with good weather. 1 expect to see
many records shattered NOtre Dame
might slip away with the banner. The
team looks pretty good The relay
race should be a beauty, with Wiscon-
sin. Chicago, Illinois and the coast
quartets in action"
Washington'S sprinter. Nelson at
tracted much attention today as he
Hmbered up, and he is dOped as dash
victor. COOL. his teammate. is figured
as a strong contender in the mile run.
Minnesota came to town with a tale
Of woe, expressing no hope OF victory.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03
fries pacg NTH the he he has spcned for those wh
PRIDE OF LISMORE
DEALS A SURPRISE
Galveston GeIding, Outsider in
Field of Five, ROmpS Home
i'm Modesto Handiacp

Pride of Lismore proved a surprise
at Emeryville yesterday by winning
the Modesto handicap, feature of the
card. The Galveston gelding was one
of the outsiders in the field of five that
went to the post for the event. There
ite, and Rey Hindoo and Bit of Fortune
were next fancied in the order named.
Pride of Lismore caused considerable
trouble at the post and Selden finally
got him away running. He quickly
opened up a gap on the field and the
others could not get near him. In the
last quarter Cloudlight, responding
gamely to the urging of Mentry made
up some ground. but the fast firing
leader lasted long enough to beat her a
length in a drive. Bit of Fortune was
third. Rey Hindoo did not close with
the same burst of speed he displayed
last time out
The races presented rather open
appearance, but the players had a good
line on them, as most of the winners
were favorites or second choices.
Making, starting for the first time in
the colors of John Crane was heavily
supported to win the 2 year old event
Blue Moon cleverly. Third money
went to Hand Satchel
Waner ruled favorite for the second
at six furlongs, and assuming the lead
before the three-eighth pole was
reached, drew away and won easily
from the fast closing Deneen, while
Lady Rensselaer, was third.
Spring Ban and Steel divided favor
itism honors for the third, with Cop
a
most Of the running until the stretch
was reached, where he tired. Spring
Ban moved up the final furlong and
won from Coppers and Steel.
Hancock and Wap fought it out in
the fifth and Mentry landed the favor
ite first by head. Wap was less than
a length in front of Special Delivery.
Billy Myer was the medium of a
plunge in the closing event, but he
failed to finish inside the money.
Recon won in a drive from Marburg
and Emma G.
c. B. Wilson was again on hand when
Spring Ban won and bid her up from
$500 to s505. William Hawke retained
the mare
AS the season draws to close there
is marked increase in attendance.
There are but two more days of racing.
A fine program has been arranged for
tomorrow and some of the leading per-
formers will face the barrier.
Callahan was fined $25 for misbe-
havior at the post in the second race.
Daddy Clip, one of the best year
oIds at Emeryville, was sold yesterday
to A. w. White.
William Soule. one of the employees of
the New California jockey club. will
leave for Salt Lake City to attend to
similar duties at the meeting there.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03
THE FAN

John Smith, we'll say, although he may be Jones,
Is known to baseball circles a FAM
Affection for the sport peTyades his bones;
To him the player seems the superman.
Upon his office door Smith tacks card,
Proclaiming TO all callers he is Out;
His wife at home believes he's working hard
And so would you were you to hear him
shout
He knows the records made by every team,
He's quick to tell the batter what to do.
He calls the pitcher down who lacks the
steam,''
And asks him why he doesn't put en-
..You bonehead.' .'Rotten,'' what an eyer
s.Whoopeei'
He yeIIs aloud and slaps a neighbOr's back;
And ''Oh you, CollinsH' or, perhaps, 'Magee :.
And Ibid you the way he stole that
sack -
So when the game is over he is hoarse,
While if the home nine lost he's very sore,
He says it was the umpire's fault. OF course,
And swears to patronze the game no more.
He sticks to this until another game
Chose fans never cured who once Begin :;
Then in the crowd he's yelling just the same,
Still roofing for his favorites to win-
Philadelphia Ledger
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03
Clever Youngsters Are
Matched Again

OAKLAND, June 2.-Frankie Sullivan
and Freddie Couture. the bantams
who put up such hurricane mill at
the recent Wheelmen show. have been
rematched and will meet under the
auspices of the Railroad athletic club
next Wednesday evening.
The balance OF the card comprises
matches between Marty Cutler, john
sons sparring partner, and Jack Cor
dell; Freddie Brooks and Kid George,
and Tommy Mcfarland and Willie
O'Neil.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03
FARE PAPKE GOES EAST

Los ANGELES. June 2-After he
had been signed at his own request to.
battle 25 rounds with jim Flynn at
catch weights Billy Papke suddenly
called off the match last night and de-
parted for the east. They were to
have met June IS at the Vernon pa
vilion. 1t is probable that that date
will be given to Jim Barry and Sandy
Ferguson. the heavy WEIGHTS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03

First race, five furlongs - Messenger Ror
s9d,og s.ralght won; Evia, $l42 20 place, second
second race. mile and twenty yards~Siro
straight $3.50 won; Tom Bigbee place s6 30
1:41 %. u- Lime,
60 IRird IN race race one mile-Wintergreen. straight
Tom Hayward, show $3.50 third Time
Fourth race. six furlongs - Ben Double
SECOND: sec Crystal Maid. show ss.40, third Time.
fnth race. i've furlongs Dance Away
stralght S25-6O won: Golden Egg place So "a
second; Roseburg III, show $3.50, third Time
sixth race. mile and twenty yards-csn,e,
sualght $z5.I0 won; John Carroll place 81 41
See9n1. seg. flrate Diana, show $6.10, third Time
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03

Latonla's program book embracing conditions
o, OF the nrst two weeks racing. was distributed
S Snlong norsenen at Churchill Downs By Assistant
I ne condltons call for disbursement of SOC. .Ooo
by the association TO purses only during t6e i;rst
Il Gays Inc minimum sum TO anv Durse Is S2oo
While 500 handicap is featured taily in 19 adj
non 70 the regulation numerous S4O0 offerings
me stakes 10 be run for during the first two
weeks ana tneir value are: Lafonia Derby
$1,000: the Clipsetta stake. for wear old 6Iiies
Sl.ooo; the Merchants stake selling 50 o0o.
'ne harIoid s1aKe' Tor z year old colts. $1,000.
Honey Melody win leave Friday for Okla.
boma, where ne is TO meet Kid Ferns June 4
Twenty thousand balls are used annually hr
the major league clubs during the training frtns
aud championship campaigns.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03

Hans Wagner will have to bat at the rate of
4V0 Tor the remainder of the season if he wants
10 get into the Ty Cobb-Lajoie for worlds
batting honors. Hans is picking up bit. how
ever and may be expected TO be in the 800 divi-
SION ny July at least. The frost Is not yet out
q that eye and arm Of his, probably. 1t fingers
later il veteran timber,
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03

Frank Gardner in talking about his game Kin
ley Mack colt Statesman says that the. runner
is coming around slowly and will probably carry
the red and white silks at the Saratoga meeting
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyille
agure Ca Handieap IN


f. j
6767 FIRST RACE-Four value first $50
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03

zon, rs place. 1920 show;
" Alloway Balance All IL.
ame- Third easily. High
down the leaders and in a
nd Emma G. was shut OF
nered interference turning
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03
Louisville Results

Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03

value to first $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03

OF at 2:10. Waner. SO place, 1-3 show:
low. Winner blk. g. by WateHcress-Scarlet
Redondo. Start good. Won easily. Second
Deneen :. Woodlander 10, Zinkand 10. May
to the front at once and, as there was
Deneen was pocketed the first part. but
Lady Rensselaer, much the best OF the bal
20 did. Donald. but they both quit badly
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-03

Time-:23, AT 40 At post 1 minute on
As place, 7-20 show; Satchel, 50 show.
j. Dixon. Scratched-6719 Joe Wells. 6762
cleyerly. Second and third easily High
Dolly g. Making was nice, fresh horse
in the run home. Blue Moon had all h
finish. Hand Satchel could not get to the
a green colt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04

The following programme was carried out
Musical selection plano, Professor r. X:
Cook, Introductory. ], e. Watkins; vocal
solo. THE Song That Reached My Heart,
j. E. Broaddus; remarks on benefits OF
joint meeting, DR., J, G, Hanchett: vocal
solo. Miss Webber; musical selection, f.
w, Dayton: remarks by Ladies OF the
Maccabees, vocal solo. Miss Barber. Iv-
marks by Knights or the Maccabees
musical selection w. r. Ashby and j. T..
Broaddus; vocal solo, N. Hubbard Re
freshmentS were served and splendid So
clal time was enjoyed,
Utonian tent No, IL will meet in regular
session Wednesday evening next A full
attendance OF the sir knights Is requested.
II is planned to make this a social event.
The Maccabee will have an outing TO
Parley's canyon July II,
Liberty hive No. will hold it's resu-
lar review Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
July Z. In Castle hall. On Friday after
noon. July S. the ladies and their friends
outing at Liberty park All Maccabees
and their friends are cordially Invited.
Salt Lake hive will hold regular review
hall. All lady bees are requested TO come
out on that night and see what Is doing In
the Maccabee hives. The bees are busy
all the time.
Banner hive No. II will hold the regu-
Fellows hall. Business of importance will
be transacted and n large attendance is
desired. Lady Rowe entertained the
ladies at reunion and card social Fri
day afternoon A pleasant time was en-
joyed,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
Modern woodmen of America.

Great Salt Lake camp No. l007l met in
regular form last Tuesday evening and
though there was nothing special for that
evening there was a large attendance
and much important business was dis
posed OF. The committee. appointed at a
former meeting. TO arrange for an out
ing in conjunction with the Royal Neigh
Wandamere park the place. The regu-
lar meeting Will be held Tuesday evening
Besides the regular routine of business
some important points will be brought
up for discussion. Every member is re-
quested 10 be present
Some thirty members were present al
the regular meeting OF Excelsior camr
10892 last Tuesday evening. The at
tendance keeps up remarkably we'll, con-
siderlng the hot weather. DIR. CongeI
was elected to I'LL the office OF worthy
advisor in place of Neighbor George L.
Fall, who was unable longer to hold the
will add strength TO the present efficient
staff Of officers, Consul Mccarthy ap-
pointed Neighbor w R. Carter chief for
ester. Ncighbor Carter for several years
was a member of the national champion
team Of Denver and is in every way quail
ifed TO make Excelsior team one OF the
most efficient in the west. 1t is his de-
sire that all members OF the team be
present tomorrow evening for drill. A
special meeting will be held one week
from tomorrow evening, Tuesday. July
II, for the purpose of exempifylng the
new degree work, and n rousing time is
expected. Every member should arrange
to be present and see the impressive rit
uallstic ceremony. Visiting neishbors are
invited TO meet with Excelsior camp al
all times,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
ChEldren Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q q s Q RIA
Secret and
Fraternal Societies
of Salt Lake
Royal Highlanders.

Utah castle No 33S held a regular
meeting last Monday evening, Castle
was called TO order at Sis by Illustrious
Protector j. F. Watts. Roll call showed
only one officer absent. A communlca-
ton was read from the chief secretary
and ordered placed on file. On account
OF the semi annual per capita tax be-
coming due July l. the secetary w. a.
Wallace, urged all members to be
prompt in their payments, and all who
have not paid the June assessment and
dues must go to the secretary at his
Will be no meeting this evening, the
Fourth of July. and the reports must be
sent off Immediately. The committee oil
installation reported that arrangements
had been made for public installation.
TO be followed by a short musical pro-
all the Highlanders and their friends are
Invited. Captain Grant and his team.
from the Fraternal Brotherhood, are es-
peclally invited to attend. All others
Interested in the work Will be welcome.
Ilustrious Protector Watts thanked all
officers and members who so ably as
sisted him In his term just closing
OF the work. A motion was carried TO
postpone the banquet TO be given by
Captain Apgaiss team to team No. 2.
until the latter part of August, on ac-
count OF the many social affairs planned
for the Intervening time Clansman
was reported III in the city. and the COM
mittee was notified. Castle closed In due
form. all duties having been performed
after which the team put on the install
latiou drill. assisted by Fair Lady Pear
Gardner as valiant guide. There will be
lstion OF officers will be held next Mon
6ay. July IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
RENO TRAINS
ARE PACKED
Animated Scene at Oregon Short
Line Station When the
Special Leaves.
THREE REGULAR TRAINS
ARE ALSO CROWDED
Ogden Gets Benefit of Crowds
From All Points; Esti-
mated 5000.

The scene at the Oregon Short Line
station Sunday afternoon was one OF
crowds and animation, Four trains left
in succession and while their destina-
ton In each case was San Francisco,
the passengers were going to Reno. The
j. G. j, flyer had TO take on couple oil
additional cars at the last moment, and.
Notwithstanding the big sale Saturday
at the uptown office. the depot ticket
men, under Ticket Agent j. / King. had
a rush at the windows and made rec
ord. for something like thirty-tive round
trip tickets were sold In less than thirty
minutes. just before the train left. AS
all these tickets required pastors and
We're OF tho contract type, this work
was something remarkable. More than
900 took advantage Of the rates.
The flyer will leave Reno Monday night
at 1 o'clock and be hero early Tuesday
morning.
At Ogden, the scenes at the Union sta
ton were even of greater activity, as
here were the specials from the east
passing through and the additional cars
from Butte, Boise, Twin Falls and vari-
Gus other places, all OF which were
turned over to the Salt Lake division
OF the Southern Pacific for movement 70
Reno. That division had It's bands full,
for every regular train westbound was
crowded and extra cars and sections
with the specials made the movement 4
remarkable one, II Is estimated that
close TO 5000 passengers passed through
Ogden In the last thirty-sIX hours all
bound for the fight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
SHORT LINE TO START
ON BUHL CUTOFF

TWIN FALLS Ida. July S,-Positive
confirmation was secured here today of
intention Of the Oregon Short Line Rail
road company to divert It's transconti-
mental passenger and fast freight tra!cs
from the old line between Minidoka and
Glenns Ferry to the line existent through
the Twin Falls tract and from the ter
minus thereof at Buhl over fifty-nile
stretch of new track, which is to be i'm
nediately constructed northwesterly from
that city to Glenns Ferry. Excess OF
traffic over the single track capacity Of
the old line between Pocatello and Glenns
Ferry has been pressing on the company
for many months. the necessity of double
tracking this part Of the system, which
and traverses country barren of local
business. and without hope OF develop
ment over this section OF additional To-
cal traffic III the future,
General Manager Bancroft has hesi-
tated. 1t is said for many months. there
fore. TO further improve the old main
line and only recently solved the prob
lem OF increasing the capacity OF this
part OF the system NO it's needs by adopt
Ing the ewiy-announced Twin Falls
route, which will have no greater than
] per cent grade. be many miles short
er, and enable the company to better tea-
ture as scenic attractions Twin and Sho-
shone falls for transcontlnental tourists
General Manager Bancroft went ove-
the Twin Falls branch 10 Buhl last Sun
day and is said to have already ordered
surveying parties to get into the field
Immediately between that city and
G!enns Ferry. The gan of new lire will
he about forty~five miles in length, and
persons familiar with the Instructions
Of the company declare that IL can be
finished within the next eight months.
Operation OF through passenger train.,
through the Twin Falls tract is expected
to permit inspection by land prospectors
possible without the loss OF two days
extra travel now required and therefore
likely TO lead to a much greater atten.
flD,, t.<t,N IL.
elers in the west seeking business and
other opportunities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
Railroad Notes.
One fare anywhere.

one fare anywhere.
Sunday traffic was great,
All roads lead to Provo Monday.
The new Grand Central station IN New
York will cost s1S0,000 900, This is the
Vanderbilt terminal and its rival. the
Pennsylvania has just completed one
which. with tracks cost 5000, 900. 600. So
those who have worried over the local SIT
uation OF having two fine union stations
can study over New Yorks latest struc-
tures
The WABASH, ever TO the fore in adver-
tising. has gotten out n folder entitled
"l0S Years in the Service" 1t deals
with the story recently carried in the
Associated Press report of the service OF
Mr. and Mrs. T. Rice Smith, The man
entered the employ in 1850 and his wife
In 1860. They were retired but with
unusual foresight he was given the title
of city passenger agent in Jacksonville,
Ill, where they had been employed in
the station ali the time.
At a late hour Sunday night Assistant
General Passenger Agent d. S. Spencer
Of the Short Line reported all specials
on time and the movement through Ogden
satisfactorily completed. The way the
trains have been handled reflect great
credit upon the operating department
while the dining car and buffet arrange
ments have been very fine and another
feather In the cap OF the dining car de-
partment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04

which takes in the territory from the
Rocky mountains west to the Pacific
coast, is not only brought right up TO
date but shows also the route and sta
tions OF the new Western Pacific rail-
way, the Pacific coast extension of the
Denver IL Rio Grande railroad from Salt
Lake City 10 San Francisco
This new line was opened. for freight
traffic some time ago. and II Is antici-
pated that passenger business will be in
augurated early in August II Is said
that the route through the Sierras and
down the Feather river rivals in scenic
attractions the world famous Denver &
Rio Grande, Another interesting feature
IN connection with this new Pacific coast
line is the fact that there is no grade
of more than nfty-two feet to the mile,
which makes 1t possible 90 conduct trans
portation across the mountains at low
er cost over that line than over any other
now operating on the American contl-
nent The map is being distributed by
the passenger department of the DEN
yer Rio Grande railroad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
Park City Woodmen.

Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY, July 3.-The Modern
Woodmen OF America will soon have an
auxiliary at Park City, Neighbor Lind
ner, deputy supreme oracle for Utah. has
been In the field for some time and ex-
poets 10 organize with good charter
list Wednesday evening. July 13, at the
Odd Fellows hall All members Of the
order are invited. 4 special invitation
also is extended to Salt Lake Valley
camp, No. 3072. and Auxiliary camp No.
1886, of Salt Lake City. and Excelsior
wishing ifi to To- attend will piease communIs
cate with Neiehbor Lindner Owing to
illness in the family, Deputy. Lyman of
Ogden will not be able TO assist with the
organizing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
G. A. z.

All sons OF Civil war veterans who
wish TO take part in the parade will re-
port to Commander Dewey at the north
west entrance OF Liberty park at $50
o'clock this morning.
James B. Mexican post No. will hold
a meeting on Saturday night, the 9th
and as there will not be a regular meet.
ing until August 27 ii is quite important
that ther is an attendance OF all the
comrades in the city. BE prompt at s
o'clock, that the session may close early
The George Z. Maxwell w. r. c. will
hold its regular meeting Wednesday. July
S, at 2.30 p, M, in /. o o. +. hall The
chairmen OF the executive and confer
ence committees that were formed for
the state encampment. June II, will meet
at the conclusion of the corps meeting
for final settlement. The sympathy OF
the corps Is extended to Mrs. May
berry In her illness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
Foresters of America.

Court Salt Lake. No /. gave a card
party and social last Wednesday even
ing. which was well attended and
were served, Wednesday evening,
July g., the regular meeting OF Court Salt
Lake, No. /, Will be held In the Jennings
hall. 81 West First South street and a
large attendance is expected. as several
committees are to give their quarterly
reports and all the officers are to be
Installed. All visiting Foresters are well
come
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-04
Fraternal brotherhood

Many members OF Sego Lily lodge No
252: T. F. B., went to the depot Tues
day evening TO bid Organizers Brother
and Sister Ewel adieu and good wishes
enjoy their new field at Williams, Arz
near the Grand canyon. The brother and
sister endeared themselves TO the mem
bers here. Saturday evening many Off
GERS and members visited Murray lodge
The officers. assisted by Sister Rothwell
and the escort team of twelve young
women from Utah lodge No. S65. installed
the offlcers-elect of Murray lodge. This
public affair was we'll attended and
should result In much good. After in.
stallation all enjoyed the dance until q
late hour. Light refreshments were
served. Sego Lily lodge will install
officers at the next meeting. July IA, tc
which all members OF the order are In.
vited.
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Fraternal Union of America.

Evergreen lodge. No. ISL, held Its repu-
lar meeting on Monday last. but owing to
small attendance adjourned early, The
meeting on Monday next should be large
~ attended, owing to matters OF ifnpor-
tance 10 be brought before the lodge The
members hope that every member Will at
tend who is interested In the welfare OF
the order, An endeavor will be made TO
have the lodgeroom nice and cool, so that
there viii be no cause for complaint All
members come