Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-11
Real Estate Day the Most Sue
oessful in the Annual
Series.
MORNING TRAINS CROWDED.
And the Prospect is That $4,000 Peo-
pie Will Go Out This After
noon and Evening.

mat tDe Real Estate aSSpEldliOl
made no mistake when it put out Il
| dozen ticket sIa nds on Main street to-
| day was demonstrated by the fact that
every one of these stands became the
| center OF large group Of people this
morning, all anxious to exchange their
stray quarters for tickets with coupons
good In the prize taking that comes
after the last train has reached the
lake tonight.
Dirt Dealers Is the name the Real
Estate association bears today. Every
other man on the street is dirt deal
| err according to the salutation of his
| friends, and then the proper thing to do
Is announced to be TO so to Saltair and
take good large lake bath In the An
est depth Of water In many years.
From 10 o'clock this morning Family
parties began gathering at the Saltair
depot, and the 10, II and IL o'clock
trains all carried their capacity OF
| pleasure seekers. At 2 O'clock this
afternoon the 45 minute service went
into effect and the first train could not
| have carried more people than crowd
ed aboard.
AT 2 o'clock it looked as II the prom
Use of $4,000 people at the lake would be
| fully carried out. The weather man
has been good to the town lot peo-
pie, and the crowd Is coming out 70 get
warmed up in the dancing hall and
cooled off in the water. No real eEtats
! day before ever drew SO many lucky
cards in the form of ample train equip
ment, perfect weather conditions, and a
| public in a happy mood to enjoy q big
| outing
At the lake this afternoon a go-as-
| you please program Is all that is pre-
pared. All the concessions are counted
on to work to their full capacity and to
gather in all the dimes in sight. which
seems TO be their object of existence.
| The prize drawing contest will begin
at t0:45 o'cloess tonight, and verbal an
| nouncement VIII then bemade OF the
winners. The lists will be published
tomorrow so that every coupon holder
may be sure of learning what he has
drawn.
Associat ons at SaItair--Two thou
sand people were at Saltair yesterday
| from the Ensign, Pioneer, Liberty. ana
Salt Lake stake primary associations.
An enjoyable afternoon was spent by
the children during which the following
| program was rendered:
| Chorus, "Springtime' .........-..
....By the children OF Liberty stake
| Under the direction of Edna Evans.
| Dance. Sailors Hornpipe' ......~-.-
~. Alton. Murdoch. Twentieth ward
children from the Eleventh ward
Japanese drill Observation-Disclosures.
Children from Eighth ward
Boys chorus. From Twenty FIRST ward
| Under direction OF Mrs. Charles Kent
| Fancy dance In costume ........--..
by nine children. Ninteenth ward
Maypole dance Observation-Disclosures. =.
| Twenty-eight children, Pioneer stake
Song, America" Observation-Disclosures.
| ...;..........All the Primary children
| ri AZ
| Granite stake field day was celebrated
yesterday at Wandamere with "A large
attendance of papas and mammas, and a
| still larger attendance OF little folks
They came In many kinds of vehicles
and on the streetcars, and 1t WAS case
of staying all day with most of them
while the family horse was unhitchec
to do his pret,iest PAGES around the
track. Country racing, the good old
kind that puts Jimmy boy on Charley
| horses back to whip the speed out o.
him for the fun OF 1t rather than foi
the purse was the vogue.
The racing was only one feature for
| there were games, dancing, boat races
| and general program OF sports. Those
who were too timld to enter the formal
| events organized games under the trees
and flrted with red lemonade and pop
| corn.
The summary OF the races is as fol
| lows
Three-year-old colts. mile heat-LittlC
Red first, owned by a. j. Hill OF
Granger Time. S:l2.
Three-minute race. mile heat--Drofne-
Diary first, owned by Charles Guest Of
Miller ward.
Special race, mile heats, best three
In fve-Dare Dream first, owned b,
Joseph Smith of Granger. Time. 2:39
2:32 Moad scond. owned by JOSEPH
Smith OF Granger. Time, $50, 1858 Sill
yer Heels third. owned by James Glib
son of Farmers ward. Time. esq,
Exhibition tace-Jenny A. first
owned by John NJ. Cannon. Time, 2:2S
Elzama second, owned by Henry Har
ker
horses. Time, 1850.
Farmers Ward--Next week thre'
young men who have spent their boy
hood years In Farmers ward VIII leav'
Utah on missions, two 10 Germany an'
one TO Norway. Friday evening II
the Farmers ward paeetinghousa.a fare
well reception VIII be rendered ~ then
at which their friends will gather 4
wish them success and speed thei
parting with word of cheer,
The young men are Geo waite
Christopherson, who goes TO Norway
carl {. burton. who goes to Germany
ana william c. Winder, Jr, who ais
goes TO Germany During the evenin
the following program Win be rem
derod
Duet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs Maria
-. Winder and Miss IIottie owe
Recitation Miss Lille Hunter cole
Solo Miss Margaret summerhay
solo .....,..Mr. Victor Christopherso
Recitation ..,..,,.,,,.. Miss Vida Fo
Solo .,.,..,,...,M Miss Wilma Atwoo
Solo .......,,,.,Mr. John ID. Bower