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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-17
CARRY OUT SUICIDE PLAN
Chicago Man Kills Wife and Himself
According to Previous
Agreement
ny Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July 16.-Edward F
Kloss and his wife, who conducted a
small millinery store, were found dead
today in the rooms above the store.
The throats of Kloss and his wife had
been cut, both had been shot through
the head and blood was spattered on
the floor and on the furniture.
A revolver was beside the body of
Kloss and the police believe he com
mitted the crime.
Later the police found letter writ
ten by Kloss in which he said that he
and his wife were tired of living and
had decided to take their lives.
ALL NICE PEOPLE ENJOY THE MUSIC
Al MarleY,S Grand AXenue Rink.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-17

magnificently, Boston registering ONLY
two hits. Score
st. Louis, 2; hits. 8; errors, 1.
Boston, O; hits, 2; errors, g.
BATTERIES = Glade and O'Connor:
Glaze and Armbruster.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-17
BAIT CASTERS WILL CONTEST
Long Beach Anglers Plan Test of
Skill With Rod and
Reel
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH, July 16.-A novel
contest will be held on the sand, east
of the auditorium on Wednesday after
noon, July IS, sat O'Clock. 1t will be
a bait casting contest. A number Of
regular habtues of the pier are TAX
ing an interest in the affair and say
that If it proves success weekly trials
of skill of this kind will be inaugural
ed. There will be a handicap propor-
toned to the length of rods used. Cas-
ters using cane rods will be allowed
to work from the lower deck of the
auditorium.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-17
WINS CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP
By Associated Press.

NIAGARA ON THE LAKE, Ont,
July 16.-The Canadian championship
tournament was continued here today,
Beals C. Wright, the 1905 champion, not
appearing. His brother, Irving c.
Wright of Boston. was awarded the
Canadian championship.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-17
RocksAND ARRIVES IN NEW YoR
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July 16.-Rocksand,
winner of the English events of 1000
guineas, the Derby and the St. Leger
in 1908, recently purchased by August
Belmont for $125O00, arrived here to-
day from London on the steamer Min
neapolis Rocksand's winnings in his
three years on the turf amount TO
$22S, 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-17
CLEVELAND BEsTs WASHINGTON

Receives Shutout With a Score of
to o
Ey Associated Press
WASHINGTON, July 16.-Cleveland
smut out the Washington team today,
to 0. Score:
Washington, 0; hits, 4 errors, 0.
cleveland, o; hits, 13; errors, l.
Observation-Disclosures and Wakefield; ;
Hess and Bemis.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-17
OCEAN RACERS SET
SAIL FOR AMERICA
By Associated Press.

HONOLULU. July 10. via San Fran
cisco, July 16.-The racing yachts Ane-
none and Lurline sailed from here last
Friday, leaving at the same time. The
Anemone is pointed for Seattle. while
the Lurline is going to San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-17
NEW YORK MAKES SWEEP

Mertes Plays His First Game With
St. Louis
BY Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, July 16.-Another ninth
inning finish enabled New York to take
today's game and make clean sweep
of the series. Mertes played his first
game with ST. Louis today. Score:
st. Louis. /; hits, s. errors. l,
New York, 3; hits, 8; errors, 2.
Batteries-Egan, Murray and Mar
shall; Taylor and Bresnahan. Umpires
-O'Day and Emslie.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-17
ST. LOUIS SCORES SHUToUT
Superior Batting at Critical Moments
Wins the Game-Boston
Gets Two Hits
81 AssAcia ted Press

BOSTON, July 16.-St. Louis made 1t
four straight by defeating Boston to-
day in a we'll played game. Superior
batting at critical moments gave the
visitors the victory. Glade pitched
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-17
DANNY MAHER
Is REPRIMANDED
SPECTACULAR CAREER OF A
FAMOUS AMERICAN JOCKEY
Starts Life as Poor Boy and Amasses
Fortune of Three Hundred Thou
sand Dollars by Clever
Riding

After several years of great racing
on the English tracks and seemingly
being immune from the fate of the
other American jockeys, Danny Maher
at last has felt the whiplash of the
English stewards.
Since they reprimanded him for "un-
necessary flogging" his mount, ST.
Faustino, which ran second in a race
at Newmarket, all sorts of stories have
| been afioat that the action was the be-
ginning of the end, and there is specu-
lation as to the date of Mahers sailing
for home.
1t was the first time that Maher had
had any trouble with the stewards of
England, and it is regretted the more
because 1t was due to his efforts to win.
Five Years in England
Maher is just now the sensation of
the turf in England. His victories in
the Derby and Oaks a few weeks ago
at the Famous EPSON Downs course
are something that any rider might
well feel proud of; but Maher remains
the same modest lad, and has never
forgotten his old-time acquaintances
in the States.
Maher is the son of a Hartford,
Conn, saloonkeeper and is 26 years of
age He has been riding about ten
| years, and spent about half that num-
Der of years in England. He has won
the English Derby three times, and also
came in first in the Grand Prix of Paris,
one of the richest events on the French
turf.
One of Danny's friends who has
| known him since the first day he
stepped foot on a race track and has
been very chummy with him since his
early days on the turf says of him:
Danny started in life as poor boy,
but is now worth about 100000. He
helped his mother along when quite
young and always saved the greater
part of his earnings.
His first notable victory as I recall
was on Arthur Whites Geisha, at
Saratoga in 1897, when he beat Willie
Simms on Mike Dwyer's Handpress
The next day he beat Willie Martin,
Maher riding Prince Auckland and
Martin Green Jacket That day he put
it on Martin twice in the same manner
This made the turtles sit up and take
notice, and Martin was busy explaining
how it all happened.
"Maher left for Brooklyn shortly
after and won a clean-cut victory
with Minstrel over field of fast
horses. In 1898 he rode in the Sub
urban. His mount was Semper EgoI
the race. Maher was left at the post,
but took after his field and finished a |
close second. The same year, in the
Futurity in a field of twenty three,
he finished second on High Degree.
Wins Three Races
Danny told me the happiest day OF
his life was when he won three races
at Morris Park in 1885, the same after
noon He brought home Briar Sweet, !
Scotch Plaid and Brass. The following |
year he achieved success by winning
the Brooklyn Handicap on Banastar. |
He also rode the same horse in the |
Suburban, and was left at the post.
Banastar was acting so badly that
Maher hit him over the head and was
set down for one year. Banastar was
the meanest horse l ever saw, and poor
little Maher could hardly be blamed for
doing what he did. The next year he
la1 to 10
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-17
SEE MATTHEWS LEAP THE GAP
Al MOrley's Kinks.

ALL NICE PEOPLE ENJOY THE MUSIC
At MOrley's Grand Avenue Rink.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-17

SEE MATTHEW'S LEAP THE GAP
At MOrley's Kinks.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-17

ALL NICE PEOPLE ENJOY THE MUSIC
At MOrIey's Grand Avenue Rink.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-17

ALL NICE PEOPLE ENJOY THE MUSIC
At MOrley's Grand Avenue Rink.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-17
Old Timers Were Slow

"Yeh, and / suppose stage coaches
were hull lot faster than the Empire
State express is, too" cuts in one of the
younger horse bugs. you old them
was the-days yappers give me the fam
tods. Everything that happened in the
world away back yonder before the
Seminole war was all the mustard. ac-
cording to the way you old gimpers put
it. Maybe Hanover was some horse
I'm not saying that he wasn't-but I'd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-18
ASKS HIGHER IDEALS
Convention of Spiritualists Condemns
Practices Of Some Clairvoyants.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE National
Spirltualists association began its
annual session here yesterday, with del
egates present representing more than
zoo Spiritualistic bodies
Thomas Grimshaw OF ST. Louis spoke
on THE Future of Spiritualism. -
while the speaker claimed to be under
the influence OF a spirit
In his annual report President Har-
rison ID. Barrett. in reference to the
definition of the terms medium. clair
voyant, prophet, used by Spiritualists,
said:
Let lis have the courage Of our con-
victlons and state them in plain, simple
language, for all the world 10 see If
we hold TO the idea that Spiritualism is
religion. and that its mediums are it's
mouthpieces, therefore religious teach.
ers and helpers, let us say so. II We
hold the discovery of gold mines. the
finding OF hidden treasure, the giving
of tips on markets and other e0uallv
questionable assumptions constitute the
religion OF Spirltuaism. let us saw so
and tell all selfrespecting people that
their presence with us is no longer de.
sired -
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment Of the tax levied by the City Counci
Of Salt Lake City. Utah. ny ordinanc,
passed October 2. 1906. upon the properi,
abutt!ng upon Al OF lots ,, 1. and
block /. plat 'E, and thar portion of tn,
southwest quarter ri section 81 township
north, range l east. lying between The norti
line Of lot 6. block I. plat e and tn.
south side ri Second North street. selt Lax
City survey. for the purpose OF constructing
o cement sidewalk six s. feet wide and
four (4 inches thick on the west side oi
Stote street from the north line OF FRS
North street 20 m" 6ou'h line os Second
Nor'h street. in sidewalk district No. 70. Il
completed
That the Board OF Equalization ard Re
view appointed by the CITY Council for thai
purpose win nee, 2; tine Office of the City
Recorder. room 100, city and county build
lnE on hondav. October 20 1905. and con
tinue In session ur.il Friday. October "a
1905, between the hours Of so and 80
p. m, and will hear and consider any objec'
uons and make correction Of any tax which
said board may decm unequal or unjust.
Lhst during said time. between the hour
o. N. and . p. m. said list viii be open
70 public inspection AZ ;hc Office OF the City
recorder, room 100 city and county build.
ing Salt Lake City, Utah
by order OF the City, Council dated octo-
J. B. MoREToN. City Recorder.
SIDEWALK Extension No. l2O
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NOTICE.

Motto. is hereby given that the assess.
m"at cf the tax levied by the City Council
Of Salt Lake City. Utah. by ordinance
passed October 2, 1906. upon the properly
sbuiting upon: All OF lots /. and ls 20 a5.
Inclusive. block ,. kelsey & Giilespie's sub.
division Of block ~, plat &C Salt Lake
City survey. f1r the purpose OF constructing
cement sidewalk six 90 feet wide and
four % inches thick on the south side OF
EIrst South street between Ninth and Tcnrh
West streets. in sidewalk disiic; No. 81. is
completed.
Tha; the Board of Equalization ard Re
view appointed by thc City Council for that
purpose viii meet Q, the Office Of tie CITY
Recorder, room 100. city ard county build
in- on Monday. October 22 1906. aud con.
time IN session until Friday, October 2S
1905, between the hours OF 30 aad $40
?. m, and will hear and consider any objer.
uons and make correction OF any tax witch
said board may deem unequal or unjust
Taat du-iag said time. between tho hot,rs
ot 2 q m and y. m. said LIST will DO open
70 pnelie inspection az the Office Of the city
Heeo.dCr. room 100. city and county build.
IEg salt Lake City. Utah.
ber Is, 1906
!. 3. MoREToN. City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. 122.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by 'hc CITY o'un
ell Of Salt Lake City OF the ln'eh,'"Ii eihalori,,cd
such council TO mako the following dcscFoVu
improvement, to-rvit: . kc,
Constructing cement sidewalk s!H NoI
feet wide and four (5) inches thios ON
the west side of First West street between
Eighth South and Ninth South streets IN
Sidewalk district No. 90, and defray uo
abutters' portion Of the cost and expense
thereof estimated a. six hundred ana siJy
(66o.OO) dollars, or orc LOO dollar per
front or linear foot. there being opu tee'
abUtjnE said improvement, by local assess
ment upon the lots or pieces OF ground Win
in the following described district bcihs
the district to bH affected and bencntcd D!
said improvement, namely; Al OF lots !
and 90 20 40 inclusive. block ], walker
subdivision OF block 6, plat "A. Salt Lake
City survey.
The total cost OF said improvement is es,
,ima,ed at Sevcn hundred sIHiy-nin9 ana
$500 (s76o.O5l dollars Of which sum the
citys portion is one hundred ninc and o-lpu
(s1o9 O5) dollars. leaving six hundred ana
sixty ($G6O,O0) dollars TO be raised ny loca!
assessment,
Al protests md objections TO the carry,
ing out Of such intention must be presented
In writing 20 the City Recorder on or before
the 9th day of November. 1906, being tho
time set by said council when u viii hear
and con slider such protests and objections
as may bo made thereto
BY order Of tho City Council OF Salt LAke
City, Utah.
Dated September !. 1906.
J. B. MORETON. City Recorder.
Sidewalk extension No. 129.
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Serves First Presidency of Zion
Better Than Common
Citizens.
INSIDE HISTORY OF HOW
HE SECURED HIS ELECTION
Boise Statesman Then Fought
Sheepherder-Governor Now
Whipped Into Line.
Special 70 Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
BOISE, Ida. Oct 17.-Frank +. Good
ing's close alliance with the Mormon
hierarchy dates from the time he was
made chairman of the Republican State
central committee in 1902. John I.
Morrison was the Republican nominee
for Governor that year. Gooding visited
Salt Lake, and secured from the Repub-
lcan State ticket the support of the
first presidency of the Mormon church,
as result of which John Henry
Smith and Matthias L. Cowley, TWO
polygamous apostles, were sent into
Idaho 10 convey TO the Mormons that
it was the will Of God that they should
vote the Republican ticket
After Gov. Morrison was elected,
however, Gooding found that he would
not lend himself 70 the purposes of the
hierarchy. Then it was that Gooding
conceived the idea of running for Gov
ernor himself. He had seen how easy
it was to accomplish political ends when
one had the Mormon hierarchy behind
him, and his first act in his campaign
was to secure the aid of the church.
Statesman Fought Hard.
In his preliminary canvass the Boise
Statesman, owned by Calvin Cobb and
edited by William Ralderston, opposed
him bitterly. The Statesman at that
time was engaged in making a patriotic
fight on the vicious practices of the
Mormon leaders. So bitter did the feel
ing become that when the State com
mittee. of which Gooding was still
chairman, met TO call the convention
of 1904. Chairman Gooding proposed in
sll seriousness that stock company be
formed to start an "official organ Of
the Republican party in Boise in oppo-
sition to the Statesman. This plan did
not materialize. While the committee
was in session a committee was ap-
pointed to wait on the Statesman
and see If harmony could not be re-
stored between that paper and the
State organization. Gooding was
member of the committee, and Mr..
Cobb was notified by telephone that the
committee desired to wait upon him.
Mr.. Cobb refused to meet Mr.. Good
ing.
~ am willing to meet the committee
of gentlemen, said Mr. Cobb, "but
Gooding is not gentleman.
Gooding went TO the convention at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-18
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

The Liule Cottonwood Mining compsn,
pHnCip'i place Of business. room 80. Con
ucrcial block. Sal, Lake Ciiv. Itch
Notice is hereby given that al a mee,iu
ei me directors, held on the 18th day Z
October, 1905. au gsscssmcnl of ore.hal
cent per share was levied on the stock d
the corporation. payable irlnedja,eIy "a 4
-. thelps, secretary, a. No 20 Corumer
cinl black, Salt Lake CITY Titan
Any stock upon which this assessment ma
remain unpnid on Tuesday November I'd
1900. viii be delinquent and advertised fo
sAie az pubic nurtioD, and unless payment
inndc before, will be sold on Monday Decen
peg 10. lvoe. AT o o' clock p. IN. 70 pay tli
otIInTneat assessment, together with IN
costs OF advertising aad the cxreasc OF sals
=. p. PHELPS. Secretary.
Utah. ""N0 -
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GUGGENHEIM GENEROUS
Has Built New Hall for Colorado
School Of Mines.

GOLDEN, Colo. Oct. l7.-S!mon
Guggcnheim hall, an addition 10 the
Colorado School of Mines here. was
dedicated this afternoon. Rev. DR.. +.
". Gunsaulus. president of the Armour
Institute of Technology, Chicago, made
the dedicstory address.
The new building, furnished, cost
$4,000 and is a gift TO the State from
Simon Guggenhcim. Portraits of Mr..
and Rcgas Chauvenet. for
mer president Of the school, We're un.
yelled in connection with the dedica-
tory exercises.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the City Council
council TO make the following described i'm
provcp,ents, to.wit:
To grade. and pave with macadnm tsald
macadam pavement 10 be thlrty-hvn t5S
feet wide between cutters. and nine 90
inches thick, II street from the north side ot
South Temple street 20 the south side OF
First avenue in Paving district No. 80, and
defrsy tho abut,ers' portion OF the cost and
expense thereof. estimated AZ one thousand
eight hundred and fifteen (Sl5l5,0o) dollars.
or two and 75.lO0 (S275l dollars per front
foot Of abutting properly. there being oov
feet abuttIng said Improvement, by lochl
assessment upon the lots OF pieces OF ground
within tho following described district, bein 2
the district To be affected and benefited by
said improvement. namely: All Of lots l aud
4. block Z. and all Of lots and s, block
6. plat d. Salt Lake City survey.
The total cost OF said improvement IS es-
rimated a two thousand two hundred ten
and solOo (S22lo8o dollars. Of which
sum the city's portion IS three hundred
ninety five and 8OloO Cs395 sO) dollars leav'
ing one thousand eight hundred and ilteen
(sls15oo) dollars TO he raised b. local
assessment
All protests and objections 20 the carrying
out Of such iu;ontion mast be presented IL
writing to the City Recorder on or before
tho 9Th day OF November. 1906, being the
timo set by said council when u Will hear
may be made thereto.
BY order OF the City Council of Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Dated Angus, 20, 1906.
j. B. IoHEToN City Recorder.
Paving extension No. 20.
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state Of Utah. CITY and County Of Salt

State Of Utah. City and County of Sail,
Lakes.
l. ! B Morston. City Recorder Of Salt
Lake City Utah. DO hereby certify that the
above and foregoing Is full. irac and cor
rec, copy Of ou ordinance entitled. An or
diuancc lcvyiug a tax and for tho assess-
!aont Of property on the north side OF Eirv-
cnth street from the east side of Il street to
\ point midway between VI and streets in
Sidewalk district No. Zf for the construc.
tiou of a cement sidewalk passed by tho
City Council Of Salt Lake. City Utah. Octo.
ber 3ih 1906. and approved b. the Mayor
October 10Th, 1906. as appears of record in
my Office
In witness whereof ! have hsreunto se,
my hand ard affixed tho corporate seal of
said citv. thiS 10Th day of October. 1906
(Scal) J. g. MOREToN
City Recorder.
Bill 80 1916.
Sidewalk extension No. lIs.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the assessment
Lake City Utah. by ordinance passed Octo.
Der S. 1906. upon the property abuitirg mp.
on all OF lots l ond 2. block l57. all Of lots
] and .. block 1888; all OF lots l and ?,
block 15o: all OF lots I and 2, block leoi
oil Of lots l and ?. block 1s1; all of lots
and ,. block 1862; all OF lots ! and 2. block
1853: oil OF lots and ?. block 16A oil Of
lots / and 3, block IS; all OF lots l md 2,
block l67 all of lot q block 16s, plat
D all OF lots 7 TO Is. inclusive, Dun
ford subdivision of block l66. plat ID. ~
Salt Lake City Survey. for the purpose OF
constructing Q cement sidewalk four (A)
feet wide and four (4) inches thick on the
north side Of Eleventh street from the cast
side of street 10 a point midway between
NJ and \ streets, in Sidewalk District No.
"a. ia completed.
That tee Board Of Equalization and Re.
view appointed by the City Council for that
purpose. will meet at the Office Of the City
Recorder, Room lOo City aud County
Building, Monday. October %. 1906. and
continue in session until Friday. October
26, 1905. between the hours OF $3.50 and
! 80 p. nj. snd will hear and consider any
objections and make correction of any tax
which said BoSrd may deem unequal or un-
just.
That during said time. between tho hours
OF g a. m. and p m. said list Will bc
open TO puhlic inspection at the Office OF the
City Recorder. Room 100, City and County
Building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
By order Of tho City Council dated October
18th, 1905. J. B. MORETON,
City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No lIS
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Get your windows fixed by ths glass
men. Morrison, Merrill & Co, 2s Main
street.
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All OF lots TO 10. inclusive. Dunford's sub
division on block l66, plat p Salt Lake
City survey. the same are shown upon the
official plats Of said city, TO a depth OF
twenty-five j25) feet back from said street
aad 20 collect said tax.
Section . Said tax shall become and be
delinquent in six Co equal instsllments, as
follows. to.wi,: Onc.sixth thereof shall be
come and be delinquent one month after the
approval Of this ordinance. one sixth thereof
in one year after such approval. one sixth
thereof Ia two years after such approval; /;
one sixth thereof IN three years after such
approval ones sixth thereof in four years AT
ter such approval. and onc.siNth thereof in
i've years after such approval. Each and
every ius,sllment Of said tax except the first
shall draw interest at th" rate OF six per
cent per onnum from date Of levy until de.
linquent. and each and every inStAllment OF
said tax shall bear interest AZ the rate Of
cigb; per cent per annum from and after its
date of delinquency.
Section g. This ordinance shall take ef.
feet upon approval.
Passed by the City Council OF Salt Lake
City. Utah. October sth, 1906. and referred
20 the Mayor for his approval
T. b MORETON, City Recorder.
Approved this 10Th day of October 1906.
EZRA THOMPSON, Mayor.