The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-12
REAL ESTATE DAY
A GRAND SUCCESS
Fifteen Thousand Boosters"
Crowd Saltair at Annual Out
ing of Salt LakerS.
LUCKY ONES WIN PRIZES
EFFORTS OF ASSOCIATION MAKE
EVENT BANNER DAY or YEARS.
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TWO LUCKY NUMBERS

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= TWO LUCKY NUMBERS. \
= No. 2719 won the $45o Paris >
y gown at saItair yesterday, do =
= mated by Walker Bros Dry \
= Goods Co. to the Real Estate \
= association as their biggest y
= prize. 3
= No. 225e6 drew the $40 white 4
= French wolfe suit donated as the :
second biggest prize by z. c. =
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Salt Lake or masse boosted for itself
yesterday
II was Real Estate day at Saitair and
1000 people paid tribute to the occasion.
A perfect day, a glorious sun, the warmth
OF the salt water all lent their influence
TO the spirit that ruled the crowds and
of all the excursions the beach resort
has had this season that of yesterday will
90 down as one of the biggest. one of the
best and one Of the most successful of
years.
The real estate dealers are jubilant.
Tor several thousand dollars has been add
ea TO the fund they are raising to alveF-
use SaIt Lake and TO further the work
OF their organization in the local field
tiIteen thousand Salt Lakers left the
trains at Saltair depot last night between
]! clock and O'Clock this morning
tired and happy. for the day had been
fraught with pleasure for them from the
Ilrst train of the morning. 1t proved
typical holiday crowd. carefTee, willing to
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above all, good natured
BetWeen 10000 and 5000 tickets were
sofa, but as many took three four and
dozen or more tickets each for better
chances at the list OF 9riZes offered. an
attendance corresponding TO the entire
number disposed of was not expected The
count at the pavilion after all the trains
We're IN showed between 1860 and 5000
salt Lake enthusiasts present.
No. 27te Wins Big Prize.
The drawing of prizes proved the big
feature of the day Ticket No 71q drew
the beautiful Paris gown donated by Wal
ker Bros. Dry Goods company. The gown
has been on display for several DAYS and
is valued at $3.50. Up TO a late hour this
morning the holder of the ticket was still
unknown TO the officials of the real estate
association.
The number that drew the gown was the
first taken from the big glass inclosed
wheel by little Miss Stella Lund who
blindfolded, was told to put her hand into
the wheel and pull out any number She
wished.
If anyone doubted the interest the big
crowd held IN the prize contest, the mighty
shout that went up as the first number
was announced must have routed the idea
Who Has No. 22,5e6?
Walker Bros gown, being the most
valuable prize offered. was first on the
list, and the first number drawn from the
boX wheel took II. The second prize was
the $40 white French wolfe suit and No
23oS6 won ii, the lucky number also being
drawn from the wheel by Miss IsUnd
Then the drawing came fast and quick
Inc Misses Lund and Hattie Howard al
ternated at being hlindfGlded and draw
ing the numbers from the wheel Be
tween each draw the wheel was turned
and tire checks bearing the numbers well
shaken up Steve Love took the num-
bers from the hands of the two girls
drawing them and after announcing their
result TO Frank Knox, who in turn in
sPected the check. each slip was placed
IN an envelope properly marked and filed
Three hundred and fifty prizes were
drawn in all. and they ranged in value
from the $50 gown to a box of cigars.
scores OF cash prizes ranging from $50
10 81 were given and every cOncefvab HE
kind Of merchandise. The drawing was
completed at lis o'clock this morning and
the numbers drawn from the wheel and
which entitle their holders 10 prizes will
he found below They are the first go
drawn from the wheel and the prizes they
take are those that came in rotation as
the numbers were drawn
Those holding numbers which drew
Prices can secure orders on the various
donors by calling on Secretary Perlxes of
the Real Estate association at his office
IN the Chamber of Commerce on Third
street South. and presenting their lucky
checks
Everyone Had Good Time.
II was a day of days for every one con-
Cerned- The realty dealers. headed bv
President COlbOTn of the association. We're
out IN force and did everything in their
power to make the affair success
Every train To the resort was crowded.
but as far as could be learned early this
morning not an accident Of any sdescriD-
ton occurred to mar the festivities Dur
ing the Afternoon hundreds of hathers