The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-15
MISS MAUD COOK
GETS SECOND PRIZE
Given an Order for 1920 Ladies'
Suit Donated by the
q. G. M. |.
MANY GOOD PRIZES ARE
YET TO BE TURNED OVER
List of Remaining Coupons on
Which Prizes May Be =.
Claimed. VI

Prize No. 9 in the Real Estate n.
contest, the $l20 lady's suit donated
by the 4. G, NJ. J., was claimed late
Saturday afternoon by Miss Maud Cook
Of 25l0 Hickory street, Forest Dale
Considering the value of the prize !,
was reasonable to suppose that the
holder Of the lucky coupon, No. 225ss.
would respond promptly and claim ,bs
suit, aud as Friday and the greater
portion Of Saturday passed without dis.
closing the whereabouts of the lucky
number, the clerks at the associas,o,
office began to wonder il there had
been mistake. Just as they were
preparing to close the office Miss Cook
appeared and received an order on the
store for the delivery of her prize.
Some unfortunate circumstances that
have arisen In connection with ths
drawing are causing disappointment
and rs there is considerable confusion
in the claiming OF prizes it might be
well for those who have not yet dis.
posed of their coupons TO hold them nm.
til all of the prizes have been called
for. Owing to the late hour at which
the drawing was pulled off, q few mis-.
takes crept into the published reports
of the lucky numbers.
How Prizes Are Awarded. II
Regardless of the published lists, tbs
prizes are awarded in accordance with
the list held by the secretary of the
Real Estate association. On various
occasions Secretary Perkes was com
PEELED to explain these matters Friday
and Saturday, and in some instanceal
the visitors seemed TO question hisf
good faith. They held what they SUPP
! posed to he lucky numbers. but their
coupons did not correspond with the
numbers on the secretary's list. conse-
quently they could not claim an order
for the goods.
In most cases. however, these unfor-
tunate callers submitted 10 their fats
without complaining, although their
disappointment was apparent. Among
these was lady who called for s12
prize-a beautiful silk umbrella. Some
who were disappointed In this way ar.
gued that if the lucky coupons had
been lost In the meantime the corrs'
spending prizes should be awarded ac-
cording to the published lists. The
realty men maintain, however, that
they are not responsible for the MS,
| taxes III Tue IepOIlb dnu thdt puoI OoA
only be governed by the official list
As all prizes must be claimed on OF
before August II, the winners are re-
quested to present their prigs coupons
at the office of the association in the
Chamber of Commerce without delay
The prizes that remain unclaimed az
| that time will revert to the donors.
The following called at the Chamoe,
of Commerce Saturday and clalmed
some of the most valuable prizes; "
II. CLAYTON, 937 Ninth East, $50 casn3
". ]. Smith, $50 South Main, s25 cash;
J. X, Powell, Murray, $50 cash; }. y
harrington. 81 X street, s25 cash; =.
J. Needham, GAS West Fourth SOUTH
S25 cash; D. Brown, $40 EssI f1iln
South. s25 mission rocker; F11tz Jen-'
sen, Salt Lake City, one years suo-
scription to The Tribune, sl2; >; y
Doolittle. 81 r street, ledger, Sl4,iys'
Mrs. Lewis Shoubye, 62l South Eigntn
West, 500 pounds flour, sl2'oo.
Remaining Coupons.
Following is complete hist OF tas.
remaining Coupons on which prizes may