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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AND
BOOMING HOUSES


OWNER OF FURNITURE AND LEASE
OF 16 steam heated rooms. that are
nlled at transient rates every night, must
leave city this week, The place Is clear
Ing Sl25 mo. $500 takes it. Best buy
OF the kind I have ever listed Act
quickly j. K. Newcomb. r. 4l4 Tribune
bldg. IND. 1876. BELL 1634-Y. n253
s140o-FUR, AND 3-YEAR LEASE 13
rms, with bath; new. clean and
stylish. $500; can be paid month
ly.
s160o-Frlr. and lease 80 rms: crowded
full: clearing $40 mo
S26OO-F'ur. and lease 23 rms, steam heat
Steady paying trade.
S35o0-Fur. and lease 45 steam heated
rms.
s9ooo-Talles the SWEETEST roominshous
In city.
s676-Eur, ,7rm, mod. house clean;
S615-Fur. Q rms. west side.
S56O-Restaurant that Is worth $500.
Sickness compels owner 10 sell
this week Fine trade
S25O0-Restaurant doing rushing busi-
ness; n fine location and very low
rent clearing big money.
S35oo-Restaurant, one OF best locations
In city; high class trade.
s450-2-char barber shop and cigar
store; "A snap cash.
$3O00-Wholesale business. doing a
thriving business. Look II up.
| have stock for sale In large retail
business. that Will stand the closest in
vest1gation; per cent dividends guar
anteed: also one-third interest in whole
sale and retail business that win take
about 100000 10 handle. If you are look
Ing for choice business opening, write.
phone or see me al once.
]. K. NEWCOMB. r. 414 TRIBUNE
BLDG IND. l26. BELL 1634-Y. n254
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CAPITAL r. E. INVT. CO.
IL W. End South.
Business Opportunity Department.

26 rooms, completely furnished. mod
ern; rent $95; includes steam heat and
water. Ayr. lease
22 rooms. completely furnished: rent
S1l0 per mo; fine location. good lease,
$1,000
80 rooms, very nicely furnished, bath;
located. 1t Is a splendid paying propo-
sit!on for some one with a small cash
payment.
nice piano. that goes with furniture. This
is a beautiful residence, close in, on
End East and Bargain ss56
rooms. modern; rooms completely
furnished: carpets and rugs In three
Rent $50. What do you think of this
for a snap?
70 rooms, nice and newly furnished; !;
rent $40. 1-year lease. Gross income
$50 per month a .snaP snap.
3 rooms, well furnished: house for
rent at $3.50 close eodn in
rooms. modern. elegantly fnrnissh,eda !
furniture not two mo. ago cost S1400.
Srd So. between Main and W. Temple,
nice cash grocery stock and fix
lures; L. R. in rear; rent sl5 per mo.
Restaurant. stock and fixtures; rent
sS5' Centrally LOCATED, =, ed
Restaurant and p. lunch counter. all
stock and fixtures; good lease and low
rent Located near the o. s, L de-
pot This cafe is absolutely pNly.ing $500
over and above all expenses. Call and
Investigate, We can show you. No
fake
We also have a few of the best res
taurants in the business part OF town
which we can give you If you mean bust.
ness at the right price.
For business opportunities don't fail to
see us We handle everything anywhere
at the right price. Phones. Bell 1901 /;
Ind. 66. - mss
$350-5-room extra well Furnished fiat, /
block FROM Main, east side, rent
$25
s3oOo-S5 rooms furnished. rent. S125, lease;
good transients.
S2300-l9 very well furnished rooms best
loo. rent SIS. inc. heat; depend
able place.
S15o0-l1 rooms. Main st, rent SIS.
90 rooms, 25 rooms 95 rooms, sc rooms
so rooms. l have the exclusive agency
for these places. They are all strictly
modern. best locations for European no
tells, Long leases, reasonable rents. All
open TO the closest investigation,
PARTNER.
A half undivided interest In one of the
best commercial enterprises In the city.
completely equipped. old estab.. always
busy. clean, legitimate business, clear
ing $3.50 to 5000 per mo. to each partner;
party purchasing must be a sober. relIa :
Bile man; no others need apply; $4,000 re
Guired. See my confidential list invest
ments from $4,000 10 $50, 600
A RICHTER. Real Estate.
A. l.. BRATTAIN, Mgr. B. 0. Dept,
10 West ist South.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

WE REPAIR, REFINISH AND MATCH
colors in all kinds OF wood; screens
made to order See our new line OF fur
nlture Bell phone 51i5-Y: Ind, 43l, The
Riley Furniture Repair Co, 52-oi Mar
ket st. InlIo9
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MANGLE GIRLS AND LADY
clothes ironerS. Model Laundry. kiss
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AUCTION SALES

ON MONDAY. JUNE 3, AT 1890 a. NJ.
at No pol e. 3rd South St. fine lot
household furniture. consisting or parlor
rockers, large rugs and carpets fine Mon
ris chair, leather cushions. center tables
portiercs and lace curtains. iron beds,
Ostermoor mattresses, blankets and down
comfort chlffonlers dressers. fine dining
table (cost S55) sideboard, chairs. refrig-
orators. dishes. pictures, steel range; nne
wringer and patent bench comb kitchen
table linoleum. hot blast heaters Kitchen
ut
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TWO GOOD COMPRESSOR MEN FOR
Nevada camp. must understand repair
ing; 81 per day Address r 30 Tribune:
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SAFES

NEW AND SECOND HAND. CASH.
trado or time Sorenscn- Stout Co, sole
agents for the reliable Hall 8 safes.
Beware of limitations. Office !. X. l..
Furniture Store aS Z. End South, a441
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EXPERIENCED LADY MATTRESSES
for dIning-room work, at Frauklins,
26S Main.
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a FIRST CLASS WAITER WANTED
immediately ar the Bismarck. ml302
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GROCERY statesmen TO SELL DROP
Shipm ents" TO farmers, restaurants ho-
tells. and other large consumers: money
tory; steady, profitable and desirable en-
pl0yrnenr FOR an honest. energetic and re-
liable salesman in every community: no
experience necessary; send US the orders.
we do the rest" advance part commits
sions when orders are shipped and pay
the balance when orders are paid: head
quarters for carload men making delivery
Shipments Established 1872. Loverln &
Browns wholesale Grocers, l720 state
sLrcet. Chicago. lg6gg
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T7SHEs R9oM 92o09M!.ASrR A@P
Ets psy n260
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ASSAYERS

CRISMON AND NICHOLS. ASSAYERS
and chemists. removed TO 229 So. w,
Temple. Wlis3
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.C0NTRAcToRS FOR
r win Falls North Side
III lud good prices. Faris-
"a Company, Boise. Idaho.
"A k1447
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dgTHING;. WILL CALL,
LIZ. Both phones. 1871
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,,rrRE. 100 ACRES
..Ss1 i.Ss vfI, fence, pure spring
-. so,' cI,y. Address Bon
9. wco's ''' m2766
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AN EXPERIENCED ELEVATOR BOY.
Apply Wilson hotel. noy
5000 EXTRA FINE DAISIES AND AS
ters, Csc. 30c per dozen, Apply il9 so,
sth " m9g6S
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u ~, ss,i,A FAMILY OF q: NO
|. les 9Th East.
<I,S. MIA
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JTT7RNITURE, CARPETS. STOVES OF
ali descriptions. new and second hand,
nj lowest prices In the city. Western
FURNITURE Co, 249 So. State. Agent 1900
washing machine. Stove repairs for any
old stove. RloVi
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4 GOOD DIsHWAsHER AT LoUVRE
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ssS ;,.Ec 4 SECOND Girl,
h Fan Elsanily; good wages.
~, nl4o
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<rHlT0R. n29S
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WANTTD-MAN IN EACH COUNTY TO
sell wire fish traps on halves. Price
$500 E. p Foscman. Fresno, Cal m1T23
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
VIII soon Ire held In every state run
information and questions recently used
by the commission free Columbian Cor
respondence College. Washington. d, g
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70 70 OPERATE PR1-
q loScaaex nv experience neces-
3 c,r.I,' morning. / X l.
nt35
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WANTED EVERYWHERE HUST-
lers 10 tack signs distribute circu;;
lars. samples. etc: no canvassinE; good
pay, Sun Advertising Bureau, Chicago:
cl551
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June 5. at 1890 a. m. No. 2lS s; 9Th
East st. fine ,parlor rockers new largo
rugs carpets brass trimmed beds, dress
ers and chiffonIers. sideboard. dining ia
bles. chairs. dishes and glassware. folding
bed lace curtains, hot blast heaters. MOT.
ris chairs. sanitary couch. Home Comfort
range, cabinet case. lot OF chickens. re-
frieerator garden hose, lot kitchen uten-
ns5i nt;Si ~ X. A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
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WANTED HELP-MALE

MAN.-EXPERIENCED in ANY
line, TO sell general trade in Utah an
unexcelled specially proposition: com
mission with $S5 weekly for expenses.
The Continental Jewerly Co, Cleveland.
O. nlli
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FY0 BE- BROKE. UNCLE
ss most money on dia.
n eEely. guns. musical
Xris. vallses. tools. and
Tslns; smallest rates Of
a.. Uncle Sam S Loan
mi South st. Big loans
ml227
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! I; lRAFTlNG TABLE OR
zEl,s. second hand. Re-
ie sake, price and where
/, ?. o. box 532. Wanted
k2334
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ENyT AND CART, Ap-
mn. W. box l1s CeI1tervillte. ( !.
r''-' m2667
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! OF ) TO 5 Rooms,
y SsIllSErnished IN apartments, ls,
HIthout children: Best
! riyen. Address W as; Is
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GIRL TO ASSIST WITH LIGHT
housework and care OF children. I53
East 9th South.
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,,a5i X A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer.

ny E- Nj. ONION, ON WEDNESDAY,,
June 3. 1920 a. m, at No. . Banks
court Con End South, between Sth and
9TH East. a lot of nice. clean goods Will
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WANTED-JOLLY FELLOWS CAN
make S25 TO $50 per day selling * X, EN-
TUCKY"-FIRST PAST DijE POST-to
cigar stores drug stores and saloons
Newest game 10 capture cigar trade
Ready for market June .. Exclusive ter
risory. Best side line for cigar sales-
men ever invented. Express prepaid $2.25
Address Z, j.. HOUSTON, Akron. o
dept. a.. Fac. -. rn25SS
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

LARGE, NICELY FURN.. MOD. FRONT
room. close In. 8 Moratts court.
lD2Tl3
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ENT. i3i-6 YORK ST;
.M'' m2676
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,shts tslSNIGi1LE, SIi1 q YRS.
s. = I ssnsraaip s1ap o9SSs o@9SSSss, vh,iL help
81 w. 's' week. Applv
'l. u277
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.e'.s I,, PARK, EYpEn
81 asIIaDsaa girls. sch chs1a- SR-
sAa l. n. Sisyaqa, io { ! lis! lis soaih Sah
III noOD
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Carpets, chairs. center tables, dining
table and chairs, fine sIdeboard, fine steel
range heating stoves lot good linoleum,
two good steel couches with mattresses,
6ressers. commodes, china and glassware,
lot fruit Jars, home made fruit. cooking
Utensils etc n272
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CURE FOR DIVORCE EVIL
Guilty Person to Be Imprisoned I'm
der New York Law Effec-
tive Next Sunday.

New York, Aug. 2e.-On Sunday next
goes into effect one Of the most drastic
laws ever enacted in this state. 1t
provides that a married person guilty
of the statutory offense commits a
misdemeanOr and on conviction sub
jects himself, or herself, to imprisOn-
ment in a penitentiary or county jail
for not more than six months or to a
fine of not more than $3.50, or to both.
Mr.. Phillips, author of the bill, said
recently:
My bill is not revolutionary, as it
may seem at first reading. The offense
we aim at is the only statutory cause
for divorce recognized in this state.
Evidence of his or her guilt is accept
ed as convincing proof of his or her
unfitness for matrimony, but involves
no further penalty.
1T is not an uncommon practice for
persons dissatisfied with each other TO
arrange the scenery and fabricate proof
that will secure a divorce. That is a
disgrace TO our civilization. The man
or woman who resorts to such degrad-
ing immortality should be punished
equally with a man or woman who, in
tending surreptitiCus violation of his
or her marriage vows. are detected"
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BILLIONS
To AID GOSPEL
Missionary Corporation to
Save Souls of Myriads of
Heather Plan of ]. C.. White.

Chicago.-A $1,000, 900, 900 corporation
TO evangelize the world-that is a pro-
jet beside which the capitalization of
the United States Steel Corporation
and the wealth of John D. Rockefeller
pale In comparison
The fruits of high financiering no
longer will be confined to the creation
of swollen fortunes if the plan advo-
Gated by ]. Campbell White, head of
the Laymen's Missionary movement is
successfully carried out
When J. Pierpont Morgan hears
of this latest combination the wizard
Of finance is expected to sit I'D and
take notice. His Napoleonic brain
never conceived a merger of common
interests on such a gigantic scale.
The plan which Mr.. White made
public at the Winona assembly, is to
issue 100000 shares at $40 each. pay
able in installments of So a year for
twenty years; and 100000 shares at
$1,000 each, payable $50 a year.
It is estimated that there are at
the present time 675. 900. 900 heathens
who have never heard the gospel, re-
quiring a force of 10000 missionaries
to accomplish their evangelizatiOn. If
every church member would give one
car fare a week, it was said, this
force could be maintained.
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The public schools of the Granite school
district will open Sept. 9, 1907 Inc assign
ment of teachers is announced by b. w.
Ashton, district superintendent, as fol-
lows:
Big tonwood-PrincipaI H. n. Garff;
Mary Leigh. Rebecca Stay. Jessie fireman,
Mabel Wagstaff, Florence Hamilton.
South Cottonwood-Erastus Howe, prin-
cipal: Maggie Thompson, Leone Asper,
Marie Thomas.
Sugar District-PrincipaI Preston d.
Richards. Della Pendleton, Jessie Har-
roun, Katherine Forester, Bertha John
son. Laura Young, Mabel Sorenson, L.ibbie
Edwards, Bertha Kunzler, Agnes McMa-
hon, Annie johnson, Sadie Howell.
Amanda Brimm, Lillian Whelan. Chris
tine Olsen, May Cornell, Elizabeth Calder
wood, Esther Hart.
Mill Creek, North Decentralization,
Oliver Jensen; hatheryn Hopp, Annie
Shepherd
Mill Creek. District 31-Principal. c. c.
Steffensen; Mary Riches, Emily Pinchin,
Cliffie Cameron.
District 80, Brighton-Principal, Julia
Smidt.
East Mill Creek. District 33-Principal,
Andrew d Allen: Katie Neff. Elaine Neff.
Mill Creek. District 36-Principal, James
L. Stark; Miss Florence Shakleford, An
ME NJ. Smith, Theresa Burton, Lidora
Carlson, Effie Olsen.
Mill Creek, MILFORD School-Lolly Ash
ton Mamie Do-ius
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CASE WILL BE CARRIED UP
Cache Republicans Divided as to In
noeence or Guilt of Sheriff Smith
Judge Howell Is Censured.

Logan, Aug. 2S.-There is considerable
tax going on here now about the acquit-
tai of Sheriff T. II. Smith on the charge
Of malfeasance in office. which occurred
recently, and 1t is plainly evident that
Smith is the rock upon which the Re
publican party in this county will split.
Already there are two factions, which are
sharpening knives and preparing for
war.
The machine, or Smoot faction, stands
squarely behind the accused sheriff and
insists that the other faction is simply
prosecuting him, while the Independents
are loud in their denunciation of Judge
Howell, who ordered the jury to acQult
Smith. They insist that the ogden Judge
went outside of the law and the evidence
and that ne was not actuated by honest
impulses in taking the case out of the
jury's hands.
The case is to be taken to the supreme
court, and the Independents declare that
Howell will be reversed. Whether he is
OF not. these two factions are pretty sure
to make a desperate fight for control of
the party organization next year, and
the quarrel bids fair to wreck Cache
county Republicanism, as a similar one
wrecked the Democracy in this section.
The most violent talk is being INDUCED
in and it need occasion no surprise if
suits for SANDER are filed. The county
has now filed suit against Sheriff Smith
to recover the fees which it is alleged he
improperly retains, and which aggregate
about $500, and Smiths friends threaten
to retaliate by asking for an injunction
preventing the commissioners from pay
Ing any of the expenses of the actions.
Altogether it is a very pretty muddle
and it seems certain to develop into q
finish fight between the Smoot machine
gang and those Republicans who desire
clean. capable officials and non-interfer-
enCe with home politics.
Dr. W. NJ. Paden of Salt Lake made a
sensational address here yesterday after
noon on "Old Testament Morality" II
was a discussion OF polygamy and of
b H Roberts Justification of it. The
doctor used most striking Illustrations
and very fOrcible language. He was es-
pecially bitter in his Characterization Of
a man who married sisters, and utterly
repudiated polygamy, declaring he would
not accept it upon the command of an
angel from heaven.
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GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT

Big Cottonwood, Brinton School-Elva
burst. Emily Mcdonald.
TaylOrsville-Walter Wilson. principal
Georgina Webster, Emma ]. Webster
Emily Bangerter, Zereta Frame, LenOTa
Bennion.
Mill Creek, District Ss-Elmer V Howell
principal; Bert Palmer. Hazel Hill, Jen-
ME Hamilton.
District 40-C. Ray Bradford, principal !;
Minnie Margetts. Scott Jones, Alice Bur
ton, Abbie L. Davidson, Ella Christopher
son, Amor Whlpple Louise Belts, Mabel
Gray, Pearl Allenbaugh. Hattie McFar-
land. Gladys Quay1e, Julia Hallen.
East Granger-Ethalyn Bennion.
District AZ. Pleasant Green-Taylor
BrOckbank, principal; Phyllis Clayton
Edith Walker.
District 50-Minnie Haynes. principal
Margaret McDonOugh.
West Granger-C. w. Aldrich, principal
Irene Aldrich, Willard Jones, Anna
StOlhanske.
South Taylorsville-Eliza beth Bennion
principal; Lizzie Cook.
Teachers for the Garfield school are
still to be named
The teachers engaged for the High
school are as follows: James E. Moss
principal; H z. Steffenson, A. A Kerr
The High school will be located in the
Scott school, Fourteenth South and Fifth
East streets. The building is being re-
painted and remodeled. Transfer wagons
will carry pupils from Sugar. Big Cotton
wood, Taylorsville and Granger
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DEATH ENDS AGONY OF TURNER,
A VICTIM OF THE MORPHINE HABIT

Morphine gathered another victim yes
terday, when, after awful suffering, dur
ing which insane rawlings were inter-
spersed with sane moments. Charlie
Turner passed away at the jail hospital
Ever since Turner was taken to the pO-
lice station three days ago. it had been
known that it was a question of hours un-
til he must pay the final forfeit to Nor
phia- His form wasted to the mere SEM
blance of a human being, the prayers and
pleadings of the young fellow for his IA
vOrite drug touched those about the jail,
hardened as they are to sights of suf-
fering.
Turner has been familiar police char
acter for over a year. Several times he
had been in trouble for petty thefts. Each
time he promised to brace up and break
away from the morphine habit. Maybe he
meant to, but usually he was back in the
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THE SAILOR MAN.
illustrated BitsD


An old salt, VINO navigates a bicycle
when he is in port, was working a rapid
passage the other day, when he cOllided
Gated themselves from the wreck the
sailor made an opology, fro mWhich she
could gather little except that he was
sincerely sorry
I'm sure 1 ought to be scuttled for it,
num-" he said, rapidly, but 1 cOuldn' [
get yer signals no more than If we were
feeling through a fog bank 1 was blow
ing for you to pass TO port and steering
my course accordin. Just as / was go
ing to dip my pennant an salute proper,
your craft refused to obey her ruGder,
and you struck me for ard. AfOre l could
reverse, your jibbOom fOuled my star
board mizzen riggin', your flowing gown
snarled up with my bObstay, blew out
yer pneumatic, parted yer topping lift and
carried away my jack-saddle down haul
As l listed l TIED 10 jibe, but l capsized,
keel up, and you were Laundering in the
wreckage."
BY this time there was an interested
audience, and the girl was mentally de-
batting whether she should run from
supposed lunatic or ask for an inter-
prefer.
But Jacks headpiece was still in his
hand, and he was not finished.
I'm hopin' yer not enough damaged
for the hospital" he went on, but I'd
be sunk If l wouldn't be glad to stand yer
watch till you righted. This here little
craft of yours will be as seaworthy as
ever when her upper works is straight
ened out and we get wind into her sails
again. I'll just tow her down to the dock
for repairs"
And she smiled an assent
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SIR THOMAS is
STILL IN RING
Upton Goes to ireland to Pons
der Over Question of An
other Cup Challenge.

Dublin Aug.-In an interview on Sir
Thomas Lipton's yacht Erin. in King
ston harbor yesterday the builder Of the
three Shamrocks which failed to lift the
America cup said he had not definitely
decided whether or not to again challenge
for the trophy. He asserted that he came
to ireland 10 consider the matter, hav-
ing still d month or more to make up his
mind.
Likes New York Club Rules.
When Sir Thomas was informed of the
statement made Sunday by the secretary
of the Royal Irish Yacht club that no
New York Yacht club altered its meas
urement rules, he said:
The American rule at present is
good one. 1t makes for healthy whole
some, seawOrthy type of boat. No doubt
1t would be better for Europe and Amer
lea to have the rule, whether American
or international, because a boat built for
America is Of no use for racing In this
country | am not finding fault with the
present rule as it now exists It gives US
a better chance, as it provides that the
competitor must be yacht, and not
machine.
Il hope the coming races for the cup
will be sailed under the present rules OF
the New York Yacht club with good, sea-
worthy boats"
Sure He Can Win This Time.
Sir Thomas continued; IF I challenge
I'm confident I'll bring over the cup this
time. If l compete It will be through
the Royal irish Yacht club. We chal-
lenged twice through the Royal Ulster
Yacht club in the north. Now I want 10
give the south a chance. to see If my luck
will change II 1 should win the cup it
would be great thing for Dublin, as the
subsequent races would have to be sailed
In Dublin bay
When Sir Thomas was asked his opin-
ion of Americans as sportsmen he said;
'I love the country and love the people
They are straight as dies"