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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-25
Entries at the Meadows.


Special TO The Tribune
SEATTLE, Aug. A.-The entries for tomor-
rows events nj The Meadows are:
First race, seven furlongs. sclling-Tryconnel
100. Legal Form, Cenopus. 10l; Waterwagon
1o7. Santa Ray, Seed Cake, Spinstress, Car.
rick, l05.
Second race, mile md furlons-virginis
Boy, silurian, Royalty, Thaddeus, Black
Cloud Calculate Old Mike. 100; Dixellc, May
Holiday, Jcrusha, Our ssllio, Birdie P, l06
Third race, fvc furlongs-Utica ll0. Lady s
Beauty, Milsora, Lassen, Grace ST. Clair,
Blanche c., 101.
Fourth race, eleven -sixtcenths CT a mile.
bnndicap-Ruby III, Misty's Pride l0f. Funny
side 100, Grasscutter %.
Fifth race. milo and = sixteenth, Alaska
handicap-Dusty Miller 1O5, Riehtful. Cor
GAZETTE 10s: I'd Sheridan 100, Bluo Eyes l0S.
Sixth race. three quarters OF mile, selling
-Horsain lo5, Little Buttorcup 102. Silver
Sue: Cascade of Diamonds, 100; Marie H.,
Miss Hunter 80, Col. Jewell 93, Contestrir el.
Seventh race. mile and 6fty yards, selling
Sandstone, Florence Fonso, 107: Christine A
los, Fisher Boy 10i, Duclist 103, Shlnblc 102,
Baker l01 Little Joker 95
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Results at Latonia.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2l.-Latonia re-
suits: First race, FIVE furlongs-Still
Alarm won, Zelmuth second Decklaw
third, Time. 1901 l-5.
Second race, one mile-Morendo won,
Gamester second. Magic third. Time,
zap %.
Third race. six furlongs-Martba Cor
man won, Don Domo second, Milliades
third. Time, 1:18 3-5.
Fourth race, steeplechase, handicap.
short course-Bluemint won. Wool Dealer
second, Subador third Time, 2:5S 1-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Santon won,
Lightburn second. Sallio b, B. third.
Time, ia 2-5.
Sixth race, one mile-Inspector Girl
won Savoir Fairc second, Docile third,
Time, l Al 4-0.
Seventh race, one mile-Moccasn Maid
won Sand Bath second, Toboggan third,
Time 1925,
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GOOD IMPRESSION.
ov Rows Full Course at
Fney in Good Style.

24-Tho Harvard univer-
~ settled down to tidewater CON.
e'o the full course this cveninr
without pressing themselves
Slng twonty-nine 10 the min
tso she distance in twenty-one
n seconds- Their work showed
nPToyemeut hnd strongly i'm.
" As harvard accomplished the
: lew seconds OF the time m ;n
oi tue Oxford Cambridge rncss
's,y, n by Cambridge in 1884 and
yxiord in 1895 and 1855
eisiinctly encouraging, osncn'
euditions OF wind and water
NO means favorable
ny doubt that Glass md Rich.
o. Morgan will be in tbs;r
esslnning OF noxt woek' which
MI produce n still further i'm.
also must be remembered tbn,
not yet accustomed to tbo
opinion OF riverside mon W ba ,a 4
am with the course sill, bs,,cr "@u
e'c been made TO-DAY ''ef
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Races at the Meadows,

SEATTLE. Aug. 24.-Results: First
race. four and a half furlongs-Conyenr
Belle won, Marie Esher second, DR.. Kis-
met third. Time. 55M seconds.
Second race, six furlongs-Bert Ar
thur won. Ell Verraco second, Paddy
Lynch third, Time, 1:14A.
Third race, mile-Frank Flittner won,
Rosaro second, Atkins third. Time,
1:41h.
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth
Sherry won, Baker second, Jacllful third,
Time, LACY.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Tuck Back
won, Elba second Miss Bowdish third.
Time, 1928.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Royal Rogue
won, Neatness second, Cabin third. Time,
1:l3k
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oRpER OF NOTICE THEREoN

District of Utnh.
On this Gath day of August, A. D, 1906,
on reading the foregoing petition. IL is
dored by thc court that hearing be had
upon the same the 10Th day OF Septem
ber A: D. 1906 before said Court. at Salt
Lake City in said district, at ten o clock
in the forenoon: and that notice thereof be
published in Tho Salt Lake Tribune. n ncws.
paper printed in said district, and that all
known creditors and other persons in interest
may appear at the said time and place and
show cause, il any they have: why tho
prayer Of the said petitioner should not be
granted.
And it IS further ordered by the Court,
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies Of snid petition and
this order addressed TO them at their places
Of residence as stated.
Nituoss tho Honorable John A. Marshall.
Judge of the said District Court, and the
scnl thereof. at Salt Lake City, III soid dis.
trict. on the 24rh day Of August. A. ID. 1906.
Attest: JERROLD n. LETCHER, Clerk.
. .s. BY MARGARET u. CoNNELh,
(SsaI OF Court) Deputy Clerk.
bls7t
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On Saratoga Track

SARATOGA AUG, 2i-Results: First
race, seven furlongs-Tiptoe won. Sir
Lynwood second, Sir Russell third. Time,
1927 2-5.
Second race. mile and furlong. sell
ing-Sonoma Belle won Corrigan Sec
ond Watcrdog third, Time. 1:50
Third race, Ave and a half furlopss-
Montgomery won, Old Honesty second.
Blondy third. Time, 0s db.
Fourth race. selling. six furlongs-Den-
ban won. Edna jackson second. James
Reddick third. Time. 1.15 2-5.
Fifth race. Ave and half furIongs-
Eudora won, Glamor second. Dainty Dame
third Time. .oH,
Sixth race. mile-Royol Ascot won,
Fatinltza second, Johnstown third, Time,
1;ii i-5.
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FAvoRITEs WIN OUT.
Wedding Out Process Goes on in Ma
tional Lawn Tennis Championship.

NEWPORT. r. /. Aug. 2a.-Favorites,
the national tennis championship tournsment
st the Casino The l. @, Wright-Robert lie
roy contest vas long and hard fought.
Wright's rally in the third set after Leroy
had won the first two and had the games,
10 2. on the third, was the feature OF the
day, and, in fact, of the tournament thus far:
Boston, j. D. E. Jones OF Providence F. 3.
Alexander of New York. w. J. Clothier Of
Philadelphia. K, II. Behr Of Yale, r. D. Lit
tie and n. II. Hacket,, both of New York.
will be:
Leonard and Jones, Alexander and Clio
thier, Behr and Wright and Little and Hack
EFT Two other matches went TO extra sets.
T.. w. Leonard of Boston had some diff
Guilty in putting out W E. Putnam, Jr.. his
club mate from Longwood while II. II.
Bsckott found hard opponent in A. Sill
man. also Of Longwood.
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Races at Butte.

BUTTE, Mont, Aug oA.-Today's raco
results:
First race, 2-yoar-old maidens, hnlf mile
Gemmcl won, Canto Beach second, Princess
Alcnc third. Time. so seconds.
Second race, selling fve and half fur.
lougs-Jillettc won. 1inloch second, Enchant
or third. Time 90.
Third race selling. six furlongs-Burno
lotte won, Blumenthal second, Reality third
Time, ;l6.
Fourth race, selling, ono milc-Hondoo
won, j. V. Kirby second, Balko third, Time
1;27M.
Fifth race, half mile, pursc-Bill Mayham
won, Atoka second, Goddess of Night third
Time. "a Y seconds.
The 2:l6 trot-Lndy won. Lady Spokane
second Lee Guerd third, Lady Jones
took tho second and third heats. Time
12BG 2:28ls 226ia
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susPENsIoN LIFTED
VOW York Giants Has Paid
y iof Abusing Umpire.

Aug. 2i.-In aunmn,,n
sT1spsnsion OF Manager Mn 10.
atE National lonp1,o nentaW ho
-e., 20 take effect torno,., oaseoali
nr,hasnt nr,hsa.s Pulliam Of tho Na,;oa Nv
rrions approved the act;nn y,
W.n ~ suspendlnr The No, So
Iner iasoraw iauaw was snspenJod ~
,anguege directed % n, ,%l ,Dr
ks nein elme between New Yark amd wa
hro. In IN grounds in this ciiy sny. "u
ihss ,ao statement, Prssiden,
i1rnses mcsraw used tho mos,
Umpirs ono mortal could psn se to
hat I suanstcne. 81 rcgre, =
ROM nm, nm unable 10 trSa s'e,i Il, :
be svidsn,. my confidence md
pnitei s sa.,ss before mo, but tbs
Comttort and tho vigilnnco Of
prevent mo doing so. :"
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OVER 100000 VISITORS
Eureau of Information on Tabernacle
Grounds Had Busy Year.

Inst year 100000 tourists visited the hu
reeu of information on the Tabernacle
grounds but there will be falling of in
fhe number this year ms travel is less on
account Of the San Francisco holocaust. Over
100. 900 booklets were distributed pamphlet
OF valuable information being furnished by
the Union Pacific for distribution. Fred
Wey. proprietor Of the Wilson, also fur
nishes a handy folder. containing matter
descriptive OF Utah and her resources, and
the Real Estate association sent supplies Of
an interesting pamphlet entitled From Our
Point of View large quantities Of religious
literature are also handed visitors TO the
Tabernacle grounds
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TuE DISTINCT COURT OF TIE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Utah
In the matter of Lee Chamberlain. Sr.,
bankrupt No 963. In bankruptcy. Peti
tion for discharge.
To the Honorable John 4. Marshall. Judge
OF tho District Court OF the United States
for the District OF Utah;
Lee Chamberlain. Sr, Of Salt Lake City,
in the county OF Salt Lake aud State Of
Utah in said district respectfully repre-
son,s that on the 18th day of Juno last
past, he was duly udjudgcd bankrupt under
acts OF Congress relating TO bnnkruptc"; that
he has duly surrendered all his property aud
rights OF property. and has fully complied
with all the requirements OF said acts and
OF tho orders OF the Court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore I've prays that he may he de-
creed by the Court 10 have full discharge
from all debts provnble against his estate
under said bankrupt acts except such debts
as are excepted by law from such discharge.
Dated this oath day Of August, A. D.
1906. LEE CHAMBERLAIN, SIR,
Bankrupt
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ST. Louis 4, Boston |.

ST LOUIS, Aug. 24.-st Louis took the
fnaI game of the series from Boston
today, 4"to l. and made a clean sweep
OF the series. Higgins was hit freely,
but not when hits would have counted
Score: R. n. Z.
St. Louis 30 2 3 ! 0 '-4 10 3
Boston ....0 0 o o 0 0 0s0-1 IL 3
Batteries-Higgins and Marshall;
Pfeiffer and o'Neil Earned runs, st. Louis,
l. Two base hit. Spencer. Base on balls.
off Higgins. 8; OF Pfeirfer. g, Struck out
by Higgins. s; by Pfeiffer, 4. Umpire,
Johnetone.
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PLAY BEGINS TODAY,
Intermountain Tennis Tourney Opens at
and Gnuntru Club 0nurts

The Intermountsin Tennis tournament opens
this afternoon at the Miller and Country
club courts The committee prizes pur-
chased several trophies yesterday The Ley
son Jewelry company added TO the collection
by donating two large, beautiful trophy cups,
which will be the prizes in tho doubles.
1t begins to look as Though the fight in
the mems doubles will be between Noel and
Griffin nnd Badger and Brown. These two
combinations played three games at the B
street courts yesterday afternoon. Brown
and Badger two OF the three sets
played
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SALT LAKER Wins
THE PRELIMINARY
Shemwell Carries Off First Hon
ors in Qualification Round for
Western Handicap.
OTHER LOCAL GUNNERS
DO SOME GOOD SHOOTING
Crosby Won Western Handicap
for One Hundred Targets
After Hot Contest.
Spctlal 70 The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune.
POCATELLo, Aug 24-salt Lake car
ried away the honors in the preliminary
handicap TO the Western handicap shoot
today, closing the programme Of the
Denver shoot OF the Interstate Trap
shooters association ". Shemwell's 9T.
made on Thursday. was not beaten to-
day, this giving him the first place. The
other men from west of the mountains
showed very we'll in the competition
The scores, with the yards rise given as
a handicap, follow:
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No Penalty Was Imposed.

CINCINNATI, Aug 24.-No penalty was
imposed on the New York National league
club by the national commission in announc-
ing its decision today that Player Fitzgerald
had been improperly loaned TO the Uuoa, n.
Y club. Waivers had not been secured FROM
othor National league clubs, but the New
York management clhimcd that this WAS
ll,rnrh clnrirnl
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CASE IS DISMISSED
One Against City Health Commissioner
Is Disposed Of.

The case against tho Health Commis ssioner
OF Salt Lake City, who was charged with
creating n nuisance by causing garbage 20 be
dumped on the west side Of the city, in the
nei ghborhood Of Eleventh West and Third
South streets, dismissed by Justice
Dana T. Smith Friday. on motion Of County
Attorney Parlcy Z Christensen.
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PIONEER MINER DEAD
Peter J. Pollock Passes Away at His
Brothers Home in Mercur.

Peter j. Pollock. aged 60 years, old
and well. known prospector OF twenty Ave
yours' experience in tho ophir and Mcrcur
districts, died in Ophir Thursday nj the
homo OF his brother, Samuel j, Pollock. OF
dropsy The body WAS brought 10 Salt Lake
and takcn to the undertaking parlors Of Jo-
scph William Taylor. Notice OF the funeral
will appear later
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Pueblo &. Lincoln |

LINCOLN Aug. 24-Pueblo batted Nc
Kay hard In the seventh and won with
ease The locals could not do much with
Morgans delivery. Score r. H. z.
Pueblo =. 20 0 o 0 l o 2-S IA
Lincoln % / o o o 0 0 o-1 2
Ratterles-Morgan and Rennicker, Nc
Kay and Zinran.
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'IG AEVENTS
SAUCER TRACK
,bskes Headlong Spill;
sIiams and Mitten
U, Collide.
Kramer EASILY
DEFEATS SAMUELsON
/ srsIian Pursuit Race
uume Won After
pgged Contest.

.r,s headlong spill. Saxon
<olllsion with Mittep, result
,crsfed shoulder for the for
lcferised the five-mile lap,
,,fsssional, the final and most
<ho races at the seucer last
am the start the race was
srIy In the contest Williams
while engaged in a spirited
1sp money, collided and both
,6o ground hard. A moment
,1and's fire exploded and the
'brnian glided down the track
.yar on the grass.
40 fast and furious from the
<pecially so was the last mile.
from home Lawson pulled
,Is rather poor position and
N around the bunch. but the
licked and the way blocked
opped down 10 the pole. On
as the riders reached the
lawson started TO work his
front on the pole. AS he
Hard snmuelson turned UP
"A for the instant the woy
n. But II was a perilous
ork that Iver was attempting
cctators held their breath.
mother Collision
Instant Sam turned down
HolIlster, with whom he
NJ coming up from behind
vfc burst of speed, gave Sam
! vas Intended TO send him
instead II sent him down
vas nlpped- AS the two
<oFethcr Iyer VAS sent head
eround. The shock received
111 lawson was carried to
roums unconscious, where
10rtly. and with the excep-
5ed hip was none the worse
fhat Iyer has a big match
up and that riders who
he do SO at their own peril.
1|g chance last night, 'Hol-
y the tape first in the event.
-u1lifed for pushing Samuel
n|shed second. In awarding
loVnlng was given first by
|1etead OF Sam, and immedi-
Vas a storm OF protest.
ren second. Bardgett third
TIL Pine, 1922.
1er Beats Samuelson.
<1 race with Kramer the best
@1uld do was to trail the
1mpion across the tape. Two
ONE, when the pace-maker
Kramer sprinted. On the
uuelson made a desperate
Kramer. but the latter was
fnd without any apparent
'|ed across the tape a good
10 lead. Kramer is riding.
on wins the match races next
De by the Darrowest margin.
getting accustomed TO the
the track, and can travel
Time. 2:0i.
III |
y one-mile handicap Diefeno
out West In a. sensational |
ldHy was third and Giles
e, 1:57 l-5.
osautlful finish of the evening
the one-mile open profess
laps from home Hollister
the pace maker. McFar-
Lawson on his rear wheel
not pursuit, and forged into
q fnls way they rode until
h a lap from home, when
2 hash, jumped abreast OF
1d beat him at the tape by
ming was a good third
Iourth. Time. 1853 rs.
Rode Plucky Race.
considerable praise by his
10 tho Australian pursuit
4 ". After several fast laps
tho men were killed off but
\ and Holiday. West was
the three to succumb, and
oa a most logged and
zee between Holiday and
wsre practically on oppo-
Inc track, and lap after lar
about the saucer without
pparently gaining. And then
N 10 look as though the con
continue almost Indefinitely
pui one OF the riders tumbleG
uon. Hume suddenly strucL
CLIP, and after riding -four
s caught and passed HollI.
crowd cheered. Crebs. wa.
Aayerhofer fifth. Time
pey rode 4 miles, l lap and 4
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Omaha l. Des Mojpes 9

OMAHA. Aug. 24-Omaha won todey's
game by superior work in the field and
by punching hits in the hfth inning
Score: r. II. 2.
Omaha .. ..oOio3oo 2
Des Molnes 01 o l O 0 q % /
Batteries-Corns and Gondlng, Miller
and Dexter
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st. Louis Batted Harris Hard in
Seventh and Defeated
Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Cluhs.
st. Louis Z. Boston 5,

BOSTON. Aug. 24.-PitcheT Harris was
batted hard In the latter part of todays
game and St. Louis won. to 8.
Score: r. III. z.
st. Louis II 0 0 0 3 0-7 2
Boston =. % o 1 0 0 0-5 Il 4
Batteries-Glade. Petty and Spencer;
Harris and Carrigan
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Kelly Knocks Out Caponi.

LEAvENWoRTH, Kan. Aug, 2d.-Hugo
Kelly OF Chicago tonight knocked out Tony
Caponi OF Milwaukee in the sixth round Of
scheduled twenty.round go.
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Boston Americans Buy Goodwi

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. 24.-The Daily News
today announces the sale OF Pitcher Clyde
Goodwin of the Milwaukee American as
sociation team TO the Boston Americans
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Insurgents Attack Recruits,

HAVANA Aug. 2i-Col, Jose Estrampcs,
with forty. five recruits from Havana, was
fred upon by thirty insurgents ambushed be.
hind n wall near Guipos. Tho recruits We're
routed and three OF them were killed and
six wounded
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Pacific Coast League.

Francisco, o.
At Los Angeles-seattlo, d; Fresno, 3.
At Portland-OaklRnd, Z Portland, o.
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Game POSTPONED.
Rain Prevents Came.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Wsshiugton-
Chicago game postponed, rain.
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Wet Grounds: No Gam,

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 24.-PhlladeI-
phia- Detroit game postponed; rain.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Clevelapd New
York game postponed; wet grounds.
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HANDIcAPs IN GOLF TOURNEY.
Third Match for President Wick's Cup
Soon to Be PLAYED

Tho handicaps In the third round of the
Tournament for President L, d. Wcks trophy
cup which will be played at tho Country
club on August %. follows:
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The last event Of the tournament was
the Western handicap at 100 targets.
This was won by w. R. Crosby. after a
hot contest with Pickett OF Denver and
Thompson. The men from Idaho and
Utah failed TO come up to their previous
work IN this shoot. Shemwell having the
excuse of being set back yard.
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Crosby Wins Trophy.

". r. Crosby. leading with score OF
81 targets, carried of the honors Of the
Western handicap, the feature and final
event of the tournament Of the Interstate
Trapshooters' association, which was
brought 30 a conclusion this afternoon
on the shore OF Berkeley lake. Crosbys
handicap was twenty-oue yards, and al
though tied by g. G. Pickett and 3.
Thompson in the target shoot he made
clean record in the final contest. the
scores being: Crosby. Is. Pickett, Il;
Thompson, l6.
Crosby was awarded a trophy. the gift
Of the association.
Scores of Utah-Idaho Men.
RI. to,ol- f-,.h Tdaho
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

pal place of business, Room No d9. CONNER
cial Block, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that At r meeting
Of the directors held on the 13th day 1cf
August, 1906, an assessment OF one half cont
per share was levied. on tho stock Of the
corporation, payable immediately TO Fl, Y;
Phelps, secretary. at No. 40 Commercial
Block, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Wednesday, Septcm'
her 10 1906, will be delinquent and adver-
tised for sale at public auction, and unless
psymcnt is made before viii bc sold on
Monday. the sth day Of October, 1909. at
o. clock D. m. to pay the delinquent assess.
meni together with tho cost OF advertising
and expense of sale f. y. PHELPS. a..
Secretary,
No 80 Commercial Block, Salt Lake City.
Utah. hll62
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Utah. In
the matter OF II. p. Mason, vol bankrupt.
In bankruptcy. No eS3.
To the creditors OF H. F. Mason of Sal,
Lake City, in the county OF Salt Lake and
district aforesaid, bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the 10Th
day of August. 1906. the said II 2. Mason
was duly ndjudicatcd bankrupt. and thu,
the FIRST meeting OF his creditors will be held
at my Office, in the Commercial block sal'
Lake City. Utah. ON the 8rd day OF Sep
tember, 1906 at 1890 o'clock in tho fore
noon, at which time the said creditors Tpny
attend provo their claims, appoint trus
tcc examine the bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly como betcre
said meeting CHARLES Baldwin.
Referee in Bankruptc3,
sal, Lake City, Aug. o. 1906. blabs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-10-15

For a little while they were between
the devil and the deep sea. Then the
woman got her some dresses made, and
went down to the latter. But the man,
after some hesitation, went to the for
mer.-Puck.