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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-17
WESTERNERS PLAY IN
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Champions of Both Coasts Will
Begin an Interesting Con-
test on Thursday.

BOSTON. July I6.-An imposing COM
pary OF lawn tennis players OF the east
and the Pacific coast VIII meet In tho
Longwood Cricket club singles tourna-
ment. which begins tomorrow. s5 pairs
being entered. The draw IL topheavy,
and in the second round Carlton r. Gard
ner formerly OF San Francisco and
Melville n. Long OF San Francisco play
Ing together IN the eastern doubles
championship. win try TO eliminate each
other IN the singles
Practically all the ranking players are
In the upper division OF the draw The
round match will bring together n. w.
Niles, Massachusetts champion and
Raymond D. Little. Internatlonalist. pro-
vided Little defeats F. y. Harris In the
first round. w. ]. Clothier. former
United states champion. also is In the
top of the draw
Among the pairings Of more important
players In the first round are the follow
Ing: Shaw Mexican. Philadelphia YER
sus F. j. Ross. Boston; II. r. Irwin, Bos-
ton, versus VI. Z. McLoughlin, San Fran
cisco: II. W. Waser. East Sandwich.
phia; T. r. Pell. New York. versus J. O.
Nelson, Hanover. ". II.
The eastern doubles championship will
start Tuesday and forty pairs are en-
tered. National Champion Larned and
partner; Richard Bishop and r. H. Whit
ney. winners OF last years champion
ship. Il. Y. Larncd and partner; Bealls
c. Wright and N W Niles. Long and
Gardner; w. J. Clothier and partner z.
u. Little and partner: T. X. PelI and l..
z. Mahan, are the leading teams,
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Totals .......40 9 13 81
'Batted for Killilay In the ninth.
GREAT FALLS

Summary-Boise first on errors 4. Great
Falls 4. Struck out-By Killilay 4, Hide
brand 4. Three base hits-C;riffin. Two
base hits-Stevens, Flanagan Kellac<ey,
rlhce hits-Prout 3. Foster, Clothier,
Shannon, Flick. Kllllay. Stolen bases
Stevens. Toner. Vance, Griffin 8. Dou-
Toner to Foster, Left on bnses-Boise
IL, Great Falls 7, Hit by pitched ball.
kellackey by Hildebrand. Passed balls
stevens q, Shannon, Innings pitched
BY Hlldebrand i-3. Carlton / 2-3. Base
hits-Oh Hldebrand IL. Carlton /,
Time-Two hours ten minutes. Umpire
Toman
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Things are coming pretty soft for Lii
Ahthuh" who in addition to being A music
ball star now has $4,000 match on
hand with man, who II is believed will
be at least as easy as Jeffries. Despite
the belief that Wells Is outclassed he
Is the best man the British have in train
Ing and the patriotic sporting element OF
John Bulls tighr little Isle will doubt
less back him through sentiment. This
VIII offer Johnson an opportunity TO get
as DIG wagers as he wants on himself so
he Will undoubtedly clean up a fortune
from this one match.
II he loses-but that Is unthinkable.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CARL OF THANKS
MONUMENTS, ToMBsTONES

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM: !
McKsuzie Display yards 4e2 So State
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Chicago We. Washington.

Batteries-Cicotte. Karger and Carr
gan; Summers and Stanage.
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CLERKS BEAT UTAH COPPER.
Fast Game on East Garfield Grounds is
Miners First Defeat,

Before a crowd Of over 1000 people the
fast Utah Copper team went down TO
their first defeat of the season. The
game was the most exciting game played
on the East Garfield grounds. With the
score tied in the seventh inning, the
clerks settled down and played air
tight ball. Price, though hit more freely
than Kilburn, kept his hits we'll scat
tered, pitching fine game. Earls for
the clerks played star game. his steal
from third home, which broke the tie,
He slsn @ 1ade donbiep pids nlsv o unnssistnd nae
Johnson on first for the clerks also
played big league ball. duplicating Earl's
steal IN the ninth The score,
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Los Angeles Divides.
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CROWDED TURF SPECIAL
DEPARTS FOR BUTTE

turf special train consisting of seven
Pullmans and baggage cars left for Butte
over the Oregon Short line last night,
Not berth was empty and many who
pelIed to wait for the next one, Among
the passengers were Fl. l. Wilson, pres
ident OF the Butte Jockey club. who has
been in a dark room at Hotel Utah for
the past ten days suffering from an af-
fection of the eyes. While he has not
fully recovered. oculists assure him that
the worst phase OF his ailment has been
passed. The Butte races open Wednes-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-17

summary: Two-bnse hits-Kibbie,
Wood Deyoraux. Orr. Fortier. Sacrifice
nles.Orr. Pendleton. Stolen base
wicker. First base on bnlls-Of Bryan,
3: OF Gummel, 2. Struck out-By Bryan,
;; by Hummel, g. Left on bases-TIeleno
.; Salt Lake. 9, Double plays-Orr TO
errors-Helena, /; Salt Lake. l. Balk-
Bryan, 2. Passed ball-Baker. Time of
gime-i hour and AZ minutes. Umpire
Lawler. Attendance (both games)-5500.
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UTAH COPPER.

Summary; Stolen bases-Earls I;
Johnson, 2; Brown, l. Miller. /, Tre-
snder. !. Sacrifice hits, Fitzpatrick.
Double plays-Earl, unassisted; GALLAGHER
TO Johnson. Hts-OH Price. II: Off Kill
burn. 6. Struck out-By Price. 6; by
j, off Kilburn. 5. Hit by pltcher-Kel-
ley. Sorenson. Time OF game hours 5
minutes. Umpires-Meyers and Short.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-17
JACK JOHNSON SIGNS
TO FIGHT BR|T|SHER
"Lil Ahthuh" Will Get $4,000
and Chance to Make Big
WagerS on Self.

LONDON, July 16.-Articles have been
signed for a fight In London before Sep
tember 20 between Jack Johnson and
Bombardier Wells for the championship
Of the world and 500 Most English
men consider that Wells will have small
chance against the heavyweight cham
pion.
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LEADERS COME TOMORROW
Butte Team Reported 10 Have Been
Greatly Strengthened the Past Week.

When Butte comes here Tuesday the
battle between the leaders OF the Union
league and their closest rivals Is bound
to be exciting McCloskey, II is said.
has greatly strengthened his team with
In the last week. but Salt Lake is play
ing In pretty nearly big league form
Blankenship hopes TO wrest the proud po-
sition OF league leadership from the
Mountmen and local fans believe his
hopes are well founded. Attendance at
Cooley park will doubtless be broken dur
Ing the series, Helena plays at home
with Great Falls Tuesday,
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Sunlmary: Wo- base hIts--PIake,
Rawlings l2), Lehr (2), CASTOR. Three
base hit-Clark. Struck out-By Murphy,
:: by Schoonover. Q; by CASTOR l. Left
on bases-Ogden. 5, Green River. 2.
Double pay-Clark, unassisted. Wild
Is. Hit by ptcher~Plake. Stolen
oases-Ogden. 8, Grees River, l. Sacrl-
flee hits-Wessler t3). Sacrifice fly
Scott Hits-Off Schoonover, s In 8 In
nings; off CASTOR in 3 innings: off
Murphy, In 0 innings. Time of game
hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Mor-
tenson. Attcndance-1400.
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GREAT FALLS

Summary; First on errors-Boise, 2;
Great Falls. l. Struck out-By Maloney,
6, By Manuel, 2 Base on balls-Off Ma
loney. 2; off Manuel. ., Three-ba hits
-Flannigan. 2 Two-base hits-Stevens.
Case, Prout. Huelsman, Clotnier, Stolen
bases--Case. Flanagan Double plays
Flannigan TO Flick; Maloney to Stevens
10 Ke)lackey. Left on hases-Boise, II;
Great Falls. 10. Hit by pitched ball
King. Griffin. Passed balls-Shannon
Time hours. umpire-Toman.
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American Association

At Kansas City-Kansas City, 5; st.
Paul 4.
AT Toledo-Toledo. Z: Columbus. o,
AT ianapol!s-Indianapoli 8; Louis
Vile. g.
At Milwaukee-F5rst game: MIlwau-
kee o; Minneapolis 2. Second game:
Milwaukee, z: Minneapolis, 10.
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PhiladeIphia Beats st. Louis

ST. LOUIS. July 16.-Wildness of the
local pitchers and Benders effectiveness
enabled Philadelphia TO win from st.
Louis today to 4. Curry. a Trolley
league recruit made his debut with the
home team and walked eleven men In
six innings Wallace, Austin and Criss
figured in triple play r. II h.
I
Philadelphia .-....... ........S 1o 2
Batteries-Curry, Lake and Clark. Ben
der and Thomas.
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SPORTING NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE

the runner was nabbed trying 10 come
home on Mallots roller 10 Murphy.
The series with Green River proved a
keen disappointment 10 the Ogden fans
The management Will now make an eff
tort TO secure the CHEYENNE Indians. this
being the only available Independent club
which can give the State league cham
pions a run for their money. The score
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MURRAY.
Totals

| Summary; Two-base hits--Langford
| Book, Struck out-By White 4, by Little
8. Base on balls-Off White l. off Lit
| tie 4. Double play-Mooney to Robinson.
Time of game-l hour and 35 minutes.
Ilmnirc-McNaY
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MURRAY.

summary: TWO base hlts-Margetts.
Struck out-By Kyle. 3; by Castro, 5. Base
on balls-By Kyle 2; by Castro, 2, Hit
by pitchcr-Hunn Double pays-Mar
getts to Harris; Mooney unassisted. Time
Of game hour so minutes. Umpire
Murphy.
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cleveland Beats Now York.

CLEVELAND. July 16.-Cleveand de-
feated New York to 2, punching hits off
Vaughn In the sixth. Gregg held New
York to four hits. New York's runs be-
Ing the result Of his wildness. r. HE.
Cleveland ,..... ...........6 10 /
New York ...,...... ....2 Q
Batteries-Gregg and Fisher; Vaughn
and Blair
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Revolver Association Scores.

Following are the scores made by the
Salt Lake Revolver association at the
shoot yesterday:
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MISSOULA

Summary; First on crrors-Butte l. Mis-
soua 2 Left on bases-Butte 3. Mis-
soula g. Stolen bases--Oriet. Hanson
Sacrifice hit-Marshall. Home run
ChanEnon Bases on balls-Off Jachs 4
off Druhot 2, Struck out-By Jachs g.
by Druhot s. Time-2 hours Umpire
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Union Association
National Leaeu.

The foregoing includes July Is. The Ma
tionai league does not play games on
Sunday.
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GIN Club Scores.

Following are the scores made by the
Salt Lake Gun club at the shoot yes
terday:
,s cunmings' INNINGS -; Morgan. is' kinssley
Reilly. ~, Miller. Al: Balm 38: Sibley, 81 !:
Burgess. 81. Hewitt. SO: Fisher. 36.
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CHICAGO. July 1s.-Groome weakened
In the ninth and Chicago started a bat
ting rally which defeated Washington to-
day 10 5 In the second game of the
series, r, He
Chicago .t.. ............6 IL 2
Washington ........ ........5 s /
Batteries-Youne. Olmstead and Payne;
Groome, Gray and Ainsmith.
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Salt Lake Wins Another,

Ekins caught both games. Hummel
ncd the second for Salt Lake, Bryan
Saker were the battery for Helena.
nalks were called on Bryan.
men Helena went to bat In the first
Ug or the second game Wood was
pa fly TO Cordtz. Shea hit safely
Xr was out on a long fly TO center
And Shea In running 10 third
fked the ball out OF Deyereaux's hand
LRas called safe, Irby laid down an
one and Orr throw him out at flrst
pS Salt Lake Spencer hit to Kibblc
o9at II out to first. Devereaux hii
wicker. who threw Spencer out a,
~ Fortier struck out. Cordt5 wa,
~ popup 10 KibbIe.
tnn second and third innings both
were retired In ono, two three order
m the lucky fourth Salt Lake be-
another rally. DsvereauN led of
hit 70 left field which he sire tchcd
double. but he had TO slide and
narrow escape, Fortier hit for
pases. scoring Dovereaux. CordtY
80 oue near Bryan md beat Il &c
II van Was out, Shea 10 Zwicker
yes out on long nv to center or
y pn Fortier scored, Pendleton hit pas,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-17
AMERICAN DAY

Thursday. July 90. at Lagoon. You are
going to be there' This is the big day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-17

TOPEKA, Kan. July l6,-The Western
Aero club OF Topeka has accepted the
challenge Of the Kansas City Aero club
for balloon race about August l and
both clubs are endeavoring 10 get the
ST. Louis Aero club 10 join In tho con-
test. Plans are under way TO make the
race a periodic event for which the
clubs expect 20 put up trophy cup,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-17

Tigers Win Another.

DETROIT. July 1e.-Summers pitched
good ball while Detroit hit Cicotte hard
and won, s TO l. Lewis scored Boston's
only run on n four-base hit over the left
field beachers screen. Two OF Speakers
catches featured. RHE
Boston ..,.s...... ..........1 2
Detroit ......,.. ..............6 12 /
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SALT LAKE.

-HnA u o o | 0--1
Lake .,..1 | o O IS
1mmary: Two-buse hits-Spencer.
treaux, Pendleton. Homo runs-Orr,
n. Base on balls-Off Byrd, 4; off
ptr ], Struck out-By Byrd, 3. by
ber, 4, Stolen base-Zwlcker. Sacrt-
~ hit-Perklns- Sacrifice fly-Irby.
on bases-Helena. 8. Salt Lake. 8.
Die play-Orr 10 Van. First base on
H-Salt Lake, /. Hit by pitcher
itker. Time of game hour and 25
'Ates. Umpire-Lawler.
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Wsstern League

At Omaha-Omaha. o; Denver. e.
At Topekn--Topeka. 4; st. Joseph i.
At Lincoln-Lincoln, 3; Des Molnes. 2.
Grain in the sfxth.)
At Pueblo-Pucblo. 8; Sioux City. IL.
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Kodak Pictures Finished

Mail your films TO us. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co. 1T Main street.
Exclusive photo dealers.
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Los Angeles Divides.
LOS ANGELES, July 1s.-Score:
Morning game- r. H. E.
Los Angeles ................,...2 4 3
Sacramento o.. .....-.e......4 12
Batterics-Driscoll and Abbott; Thorn
ton, Arellanes and Thomas.
Afternoon game R. H. E
Los Angeles .......,.............5 10 |
Sacramento o. ...,..........,0 3
Batteries-Halla and Abbott; Thompson
and Thomas.
Oakland Wins Two.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 1s,-Score:
Morning game r. II. e
Caklano '..'.-'-es-s, .s-s..-.S ~
san francisco .ss...... .s,-o,..O 3
Batteries-Pernoll and Pearce; Meikle,
Zamloclo and Schmidt.
Afternoon game R. II. e.
oahidDQ
San Francisco .......e,.es.,....1 2
Batteries-Abies and Mite; Browning
and Miller. Schmidt.
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SOMETHING NEW.

Just received at the Bismarck An
mex. shipment OF the celebrated
Portland crnwfsh. a rare delicacy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-17
Western Balloon Race.

The distance was fifty yards and th'
weather was ideal
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Coast League
PORTLAND, July

PORTLAND, July 16.-Score
r. II. E
Vernon ,. ,..3
Portland =. ...........2
Batteries-Castleton and Hogan; Hasty
Harness and Murray. (Ten innings.}
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-06-02
Drops Dead on Street

Frank B. Lsthrop, aged II years,
dropped dead on the street in front of
the National hotel Saturday evening.
He had been talking to relatives when
with moan he sank to the sidewalk.
He was thought to have tainted, but
not reyiving physician was sent for
and he was carried into the hotel but
died without regainin9 consciousness
Deceased was born at Waterloo, Mich,
and lived at Dansville, Mich, Salt Lake
City, and the greater part Of his life on
. farm in Gratiot county. which he sold
last fall. He had been visiting at the
homo Of his son, Miles c. Lathrop, Sag.
insw street, some time before his DEATH
He is survived by four sons, Miles c..
Of Owosso. G. E., Of Durand. Carl, of
Fort Wayne, Asher of Bannister, and
one daughter, Mrs. f. L. Fouts, Of
Lansing. The remains were taken to
81. Louis, Mich, Tuesday, for inter.
ment.j
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-06-02
Death Of George Virgins.

George Virgins who had been in
feeble health for some years, passed
away early Tuesday afternoon at the
home of his son, James, on West Main
street, death being due to the infirmi.
ties Of age. Mr.. Wiggins was born in
Ireland s5 years ago, coming to this
country when 81 years Of age, living at
first in Canada, then in the state ef
New York for number of years before
making his home on farm in Owosso
township, and later on when he wished
to give up farming in this city, his
residence in this county covering per-
iod of more than forty years. He was
a sturdy, hardworking citizen, univer-
sally respected. Surviving him are six
children, Niles, James and George, Jr.
Mrs. Alonzo Ockerman. Mrs. William
Vandekarr and Mrs. Edward Millard,
all of this city except Mrs. Vandekarr
who resides in Caledonia township.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. A J. Holland from the home OF
James Virgins, Thursday afternoon. a
large number of relatives and friends
being present.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-06-02
Danger on Electric Track.

In view of the near completion of the
third.rai electric line from Lansing to
Owosso, it is well to warn all of the
danger of this system. The item below
from the Mason News is hint to keep
off the track as well as to keep away
from the third-rail:
One day last week Frank Blaisdell, q
jeweler of Leslie, had very lively ex.
perience. He arose about FIVE o'clock
and boarded his bicycle to go to Grand
river to catch fish for his breakfast. He
was successful and was returning proud
with the string of ten nice fish, decided
to shorten the distance by coming back
down the M. U. r. track on his wheel.
All went we'll until he struck q live wire
running from one rail to another. He
was thrown off his wheel and across the
live rail, but by his presence of mind
stretched out his arm and kept his body
from touching the rail. His bicycle
was thrown about ten feet in the air
and when it came down he found both
handle bars and the seat completely
burned off. Fortunately he wore rub.
Der boots and was able to kick the wheel
of the rail. Hereafter, he says, he will
ride in the street.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-06-02
Base Ball In Plenty.

The Eagles base ball team suffered
two defeats at the hands of the Olds
mobile team of Lansing at Y. NJ. G. A
park, Tuesday, the morning game be-
ing good one ending 10 to 0; the
afternoon game 10 to 8. The attend
ance was fair at both games.
At the race track park east of this
city, the Corunna Avenue team defeat
ed the Owosso city team Is to 5, Tues
day afternoon, and F. Spiegel, in a foul
cylinder Ford runabout, defeated E
Riguolot in two cylinder Maxwell ir
asfive mile automobile contest. The
prizes were $40 and $5.
The county league game Tuesday
was played at Oyid, Owosso winning
from Ovid, IA toe. The Ovid team de
feated Owssso Saturday and the New
Haven Tigers and leads the county
league.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-06-02
Owosso Wins Debate.

BY q unanimous decision of the three
judges, Supt F. P. Buck of st. Johns,
D. G. Vandercock of Lansing, and Supt.
Howard Slocum of Corunna, Owosso
high schools debating team won the
debate at the Central school building
Friday evening from the Flint high
school representatives, the subject
being: Resolved, that the United
States should fortify the Panama
canal" Owoeso's team. Harold K.
White, Stanley Day and Morell Bentley
took the affirmative and Flint boys,
Rexford Black, Guy Cowling and Will.
liam Allen the negative Mayor o. l..
Sprague presided. The attendance
was disappointing but the excessive
heat probably kept away many who
would have been glad to hear the sub.
ject discussed
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-06-02

h. G. McGuineas of Owosso, sued
Oliver Runyan to collect $75 on note,
and took the constable to Runyan's
farm in Rush township. Monday, to
serve the summons. Constable Forster
went into the yard and performed his
duty and then went to get drink.
While he was doing this, Runyan walk.
ed out to the McGuineas automobile
and commenced to "do up" McGuineas,
who tried to escape the big fellow by
running but was knocked down and
kicked but not badly injured. Coming
back to Owosso q warrant for assault
was made ont and Runyan was brought
before Justice Friegel and plead guilty.
being fined $S5 or in default of payment
to :serve go days in jail. Runyan de.
clares he was justified and would do
the same thing again,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-06-02
County Normal Commencement

County Normal Commencement.
The commencement exercises of the
Shiawassee County Normal school will
be held at the high school building We'd
nesday evening, June IA, at 8 o'clock.
Invitations for the event are being sent
ont. The address of the evening will
be made by Prof. 8. B. Baird of the
State Normal college at Ypsilanti. The
Owosso class this year numbers IA. The
members are: Misses Badgero, Elsie B.
Campbell. Sadie Jane Cooper, Anna L.
Doyle, Lottie Filkins, Mabel Frantz,
Lois Marie Gabriel, Florence Greenwalt,
Frances Myres, Lucy d. Phillips, Hazel
s. Richards, Grace F. Shannon, Nina
Wiedman, Tillie Williams.
The officers are Hazel Richards, pres.
ident; Florence Greenwalt. vice presi.
dent; Mabel Frantz, secretary; Grace
Shannon, treasurer. The instructors
are w. e. Hanson, superintendent
Alice P. Kimball, principal; Maud Nor.
ris, drawing; Gertrude V. Smith. sing.
ing; Roy Campbell, physical culture.
The white carnation is the class
flower and the class colors are yellow
and gold, while the motto is Push
Forward"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-06-02
Knights Templar Orders.

Eminent Commander J. o. Park
er of Owosso Commandery, No. ~,
Knights Templar has sent out .thg
following notice to the Sir knights,
Attention Sir Knights:-
Sunday, June 4th, Ascension ser
vice at Baptist church. Address by
Sir knight and Rev. Geo. Laughton.
Assemble at Asylum $3.50 a m in
full dress.
Tuesday, June 9Th, regular cop
clave and street drill. Fatigue dress.
Thursday evening June Sth. strest
drill. Fatigue-7:30 sharp.
Monday evening, June 18th, street
drill. Fatigue-7:30 sharp.
Tuesday a. m. June 18th, assemble
at asylum $50, full dress, to take
train for Saginaw conclave at 6:22.
Parade in Saginaw at $3.50 sharp.
Every Sir knight is hereby ordered
TO appear promptly for all these oc-
casions, and make arrangements for
their ladies to accompany them to di-
vine service and also to Saginaw,
where provision has been made TO
entertain them. The Commanders
will return from Saginaw Tuesday
evening at 10:30.
Those desiring to remain over viii
be privileged to do so.
j. c. Van Camp, 90. Parker.
Rec. &c