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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Annie r. Hyde to Utah Mining Ma
chinery Supply Co, part lot 3. plock
80. plat .......-.ss...-. '-.'' 80 w. W.
Edward F. jenkins ct al. 10 Louise
Flask. part lot L. block II. acres. am
plat y .-...-.-...ss ''-'' - - 49,
Iohn c. Hamilton and wife 10 chris
tina Jensen all lot 5. part lot D.
block 10. 5 acres, plat A.. ....:.... /
George Saxton and wife TO Washing
ton Jones part section 3, township ,o
/ south range ! east .-.....-...'.;-- z"
Santa Italiana Christoforo Coiunpo
to Utah Mining Machinery supply ooo
Co, part lot 8. block 80. plat A.. o'"o
Martin Anderson to c. Clarence Mel
son. part section IL. township
SOUTH range / west ...-..--.--.:-;--
George F. Engstrom and wife to John
w. Purfay. part lot ,. block L.
Mat ID :.
Sorensen ct al. 10 Valentine
Stolech. lots 81 and IS. Western Pa ,o-
cific addition ..;.....;;,...;;;;';
Tucius s. Woodruff ct al. TO David X. ~
Alien, part lot 3, block q. plat E. ."
f<ht Ia
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y. M. c. A. TEAM MAKES TRIP.

The Y. NJ. c. a. baseball trip TO Car
land and Riverside Pioneer day resulted
as follows:
The Y NJ. {. A. and Riverside teams
met in the morning at Riverside, River
side being utterly outcassed by the YIN.
c. A. team. The game ended with
score of 10 to in favor of the Y. NJ.
c. A In the afternoon, Y. NJ. G. A.
met Garland. at Garland. The first SIX
innings the score stood to ,. at which
time the Y. NJ. c. A. catcher. Howell,
received a serious injury, which had a
dampening effect on the entire team.
Score ended 6 to 2 in favor of Garland.
Ludlow. pitcher for the Y. Nj. c. A.
pitched an excellent game. while Deve-
lin. on second, made a grand showing.
Metcalf Y. NJ. c. A. shOrtstop. only
having one assist.
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LEAGUE BASEBALL TODAY.

\ Two state league baseball games =
\ will be played today. Owing to the
! work going on at Walkers field on =
\ the new coursing track it is impos- =
\ sible to play ball there today, and
\ the Salt Lake game has been \
\ transferred to Lagoon. Special =
i baseball trains leave Salt Lake at \
\ = and this afternoon, and both
\ will take fans to the grounds in =
\ time for the beginning of the game =
\ at $3.50. Salt Lake plays Murray
y at Lagoon. The Occidentals meet =
4 Ogden for the first time this season
\ In a league game at Ogden. :
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BAND CONCERT PROGRAM.

The following program will be given
at Liberty park this afternoon by Held s
band:
March, Scotch Wedding March 49,.
... ............... Christano
Limitation bagpipe.)
Overture Awakening of the Lion
.. ............... Dekonaki
Grand selection. The yMOcking Bird
....... Rosenfield
Caprices-
q patrol Comiuue'' .......... Linden
b Tell Me Pretty Maiden" Florodora
Grand selection English Airs" -.
........................ ........... Godfrey
Quartet. Annie Laurie: "Old Black
Joe'-Messrs. Held. Leslie. Singrey
and Wright.
Selection from III Trovatore" Verdi
with anvil chorus.)
Popular medley, Remick's Hits, -
No 2 .............. Remick
Overture. "Rosamunde' Schubert
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other parts of the country are looking to-
ward Salt Lake as a favorable location
Travellers through the city are out
spoken in their praise of the hustnng. en-
terprising spirit which attracts their at
tention here
New Yorker. who has recently crossed
the continent from the Atlantic 10 the
Pacific. dropped into the Rio Grande
wing A. Benton. c..
fright now there is more life In SAT-
Lake than in New York" he said. II
all my interests were not in the east l
would come to Salt Lake to live the
enterprising. go-ahead spirit here appeals
TO me. and everything / see convinces me
that Salt Lake is a great place Tor a
business man. l like the way Salt LaKers
pull together. -
struck town. he said.
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s,EcELs VS.. AMERICAN LINENS.

The Siegel baseball team meets the
American Linens on the Fort Douglas
grounds this morning at 10 o'clock the
SiegelS have now won their last four
games. and since the season started hav.
playe,. twenty-one games. winning four
teen of them. Their lineup today VIII
be:
Hanson catcher: Sowadzyi or Wis
comb pitcher; Sowadzki, first base; May,
second base: Gleason, shortStop. Belford.
third base: Striker, right field. Meriekel,
center field; Bloomfield. left field.
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WILL HONOR VIcToRs.

\ New York, July 25.-Plans are UNI =
\ der way for a monster homecoming =
= celebration in honor of the Amerl- =
\ can athletes. The matter was taken I
y up today with Acting Mayor Nc
y Gowan. President Roosevelt will be I
\ invited to address the victorious ath- 4
\ letes' on the day they reach New
\ York. and Governor Hughes has as
\ sured the committee that his state !
y desires to honor the men.
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BIG CHECKER MATCH ON.
DrouiIIard Meets Barker for $4,000
Stake.

J. A Drouillard of Kansas City, who
beat Hugh MacKean of this city in a
checker match at Kansas City two years
ago by a score of five to three is matched
TO play c. F. Barker OF Boston, cham
pion OF America and one-time champion
of the world, for stake of 5000. The
match will begin on November 2. and will
be under the two-move restriction Drou
Hard played Barker soon after his match
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AT SALTAIR TONIGHT

The regular Sunday nights bicycle
races will be held at Saltair this even
ing. As a feature, tandem match race
of two miles has been arranged between
downing and Mayer on one machine and
Hollister and Wilcox on the other. A
big three-mile lap handicap Will take
care of the field of professionals. For
the amateurs a half mile open and
two-mile handicap are down on the pro-
gram. The races start promptly at $50
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TAYLOR WINS DIRECTORS CUP.

j. c. Taylor defeated Salisbury in the
finals for the directors cup at the Coun-
try club yesterday. with a card of six
up and four to play. The drawings for
the July handicap are as follows:
Niles VS.. Hale
Browne VS.. Taylor.
Judge VS.. Hampton.
Rawlins VS.. McGurrin.
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M'kEAN DEFEATS TEXAS MAN.

w. w. Witt principal of the Lannan
school, at Fort Worth. Tex, and said
to be the champion checker player in
the Lone Star state. was in Salt Lake
the other day. He hunted UP Hugh Nc
Kean. the Utah champion. and played
a series of five games. of which one was
drawn and the remaining four won by
Mac X can.
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DRAMATIC NOTE.
Cleveland Leader.

cleveland LEADER
81 understand you've been working with
a bunch of trained fleas-
That's right"
Got any dates YETI?
provisional The acts been rehearsed
IN perfection. but the managers are lit
tie uncertain about how it'll hit the pub
lie So | am going to take 1t to one
night stand next week and try il on the
dog
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Plans for New Theatre.

Plans for the NeWhouse-B Beck theatre
are almost completed by Ware & Ire
(anZa. IL is expected that the building
4of this second playhouse will be COM
Nmenced Immediately after the return
of Samuel Newhouse from New York.
MIR. Newhouse is on his way back to
salt Lake from the east. He is eX-
pected here early in the week, unless
ne decided to stop at some city on the
way.
Many important results are expecte ed
from Mr.. Newhouse's visit to New
York.
In addition to comforting with Mar
tin Beck of the OrpheGm vaudeville
circuit concerning the 100000 theater
which the two are to erect at State
and Exchange place. it is believed that
Mr.. Newhouse completed arrangements
FOR the building of the 81 10000 New
house hotel at Main and Fourth South
streets. When Mr.. 'Newhouse went
away he had $500. 600 available for the
construction of his magnificent hotel,
but although he had caused the old
Walker home to be torn down from the
hotel site, he was unwilling TO begin
new building operations until he had
made complete financial arrangements
The eleVen-story NewhOuse and Bos-
ton blocks at Main street and Exchange
place are now approaching completion
x1he outer stone walls are up to the
Yxth story upon each of the skyscrap-
~ and the work in the interior of the
suuctures is being hurried along. II
Is expected that the business and pro-
feSsional men who have leased Offices
in the building will be able TO move in
some time this fall
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THE EASY WAY.

THE EASY WAY.
Washington Herald)
You meet him now
Upon the street,
And here is how
He doth you greet
well Bill Taft heads the ticket, DO!
You'll recollect | told you so.
You have not seen
This man for years;
But you're not mean.
AS it appears.
For YOU Just grin and shift your quid
And say: That's right. L know you
did"
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with MacKean and won two games. lost
one and drew five This meeting was
friendly and was not supposed at the
time to indicate the merits of the two
moi
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SCHOOL OF ORATORY.

THOROUGH, practical course given; ell
ocution and dramatic art. BAKER Schooi
of Oratory, 6ll-20 Templeton. Tel. 1857
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CIVIL G. HYDRAULIC ENGINEERS.

A P MERRILL. Sharon building. Res.
phone. 1868 Ind; office. Ind. S3s-R.
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Bicycle races, s
ocAL STOCKS QUOTED.

Sugar stocks We're somewhat dul last
- desnite the report from the beet
fields that this years beet crop promised
10 he better than ever. Late quotations
on local stocks are as follows:
A ynoIgamared Sugar. Co, preferred. s. 800
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS, Oscar
Groshel sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. 221 Main st
Second hand registers always in stock.
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DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWELRY.

SOLD on easy payments Terms TO
suit Your neighbor has bought of us.
Why don't you? Always glad 70 show
goods Utah Jewelry Co. 323 S. Main ST.
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LADIES' TURKISH BATHS.

EXPERT lady attendants. Face mas
sage, manicuring. hair dressing. Santa
rum parlors, 50 w. Sd So. Bell $50; Ind.
1878.
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FURNITURE EXCHANGE.

Economists for the people.
We buy, sell or exchange everything FOR
the home $50 South State st.
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TILES AND MANTELS.

ALI. kinds of tile work, wood and tile
mantels: new and complete stock. Letch-
field & Barstow, THE Tile and Mantel
Men" 46 South State street.
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SOCIETIES.


UTAH Commandery No II: Knign;s
Templar. Stated conclaves held at Ma
sonic Temple. cor. I'd East and LIST Soutn.
the first Thursday of each month. So
attend. JAMES H. BROWN, E c.
E. o. LEATHERWooD. Recorder
a s RITE-The four coordinate
bodies of the A. A s. Rite OF Free Ma,
sonry hold stated meetings the third
THURSDAY in each month at Masonic Tenn
pie Itees ferns sot o brethren invited
LOUIS COIN, SD Degree,
" M. Jordan Lodge of Perfection No. 2
T. NJ SURBAUGH, sd DEGREE
w. M James Lowe Chapter Rose Croix
B. DIEHL, ed Degree.
Commander Salt Lake Council kadosh
D. EVANS, K. C. C. H,
NJ. and K Utah Consistory No: ].
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. SD Degree.
Registrar for all the bodies.
WAsATCH lodge No. I. F. and A. M
Regular meetings held at the Masonic
Temple, corner Second East and First
south. the second Friday Of each month.
Members of sister lodges and sojournins
brethren cordially invited.
A E. HUTCHINSON. W. M
A. J. LOWE, Secretary.
MOUNT MORIAH lodge No. q F. and
A M.-Regular meetings held al masonic
!
East the second Monday OF each month.
Members of sister lodges and brethren In
-na5 Standing are cordially invited to at
tend. " -; + " =, ". NJ
ARCENTA lodge No. 8. F. and A. NJ
Rep1,lar meetings held at Masonic Tenn
ME corner Second East and First South.
the first Tuesday Of each month. Mem
hers of sister lodges and sotourning
brethren cordially INVITED to attend
w. z. HOWARD. w. NJ.
NJ PHILLIPS, Secretary.
TTTAH CHAPTER No. I. r. A M
| stated conversations held at Masonic Tenn
| ME corner Second East and First South.
| the first Wednesday OF each month. So
| ;onrning companions cordially invited to
sttend c. F. KUTNEWSKY. H. P.
NJ c. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
MACCABEES.-U tent No
meets every Wednesday evening at I. o.
/ q. r. hall Market street Sojourning Sir
| Knights cordially invited
NAOMI REBEKAH lodge No. meets
| every second and fourth Saturday even
! inrs of each month in Odd Fellows Tenn
4 ple Market street.
SALT LAKE aerie No. 81. F. o. E.
and West Temple. Club rooms open from
10 a. m. to 70 p. m. every day. NJ w.
! Beaver. Secretary.
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
| YEOMEN.-Homestead No. 1852 meets
| KNIGHTS Of Columbus hall. Jennings Blk.
| WILLIAM Z. JENKINS. Foreman.
7 EVERETT SEELY. Cor. 729 South
Second East Rcll phone 5os5-K.
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Tenants Seeking New Quarters.

The conditions at the Judge building,
81 is believed. viii be repeated at the
Newhouse structures. Although the in
terror Of the Judge building is not yet
entirely completed and elevators de-
signed mainly for the convenience of
N.orkmen are still in use. scores of ten
ants have moved in already and others
are following.
AS many of the offices in the New
house blocks have been rented. the
buildings viii ill up with tenants as
shon as this is permitted.
rs the opening of the skyscrapers
viii mean the beginning of substantial
returns 10 Mr.. Newhouse from his Salt
Lake building activities and as il will
enable him 10 take up the consideration
of other projects. il is expected that he
will make interesting announcements
on his return. Of which the new $780,
coo theater viii be only a small part.
IN addition To the hotel site, Mr..
NewhoUse owns the property AT the
northwest corner of Main and Fourth
South streets, acrossl from where the
note! Is 10 be built. and the property
NJ the southwest corner of Main street
and POstofice place
As he did not buy this property fol-
the purposes of speculation, but TO carry
out large building undertakings, consid-
cradle interest IS being shown in the ex-
pected announcement of his plans
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been subjected during their Journeys
When these plagues occur the pilgrims
die like the iocusts of Egypt, and go
straight to the presence of the prophet
Therefore they do not dread death or take
sanitary precautions to protect them
selves as they otherwise would.
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New Bank Opened.

Early in the week Salt Lakes bank
ing institutions received an important
addition with the opening of the Mer-
chants bank. In the Judge building W.
j. Halloran of the HallOTan-Judge COM
pany Is president of the bank. and all
the other men Interested in the institu-
ton stand high in financial circles.
Inquiries for outside property indicate
that there viii be early additions to Salt
Lakes industries. \ number of men en-
gagged In manufacturing enterprises in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-26
TYPEWRITERS RENTED.

NEW and secondhand typewriters
sold rented and repaired. Breeder Offlcs
Supply Co, 60 West I'd South.
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Preliminary Work on Buildings.

Work Of excavation is progressing rap
idly at the site of the 100000 office build
ing which the Mormon church is to erect
at South Temple and Richards street: at
the site OF the ]. j. Daily block at State
and Fourth South streets. and at the site
OF the Salisbury building. in Main street.
north OF the Newhouse buildings Nu-
merous excavations for smaller buildings
and homes have been commenced. Sew
cral small one-story store buildings In
Second South street and in Third South
street are approaching completion
The excavation for the foundation for
the 100000 Mcintyre Mccormick block has
been completed and the work of cOystruc-
ton will soon begin.
Excavation for the meeting house which
the Twelfth and Thirteenth wards of the
Mormon church are to erect Jointly Is
Also about completed. Rutherford q
Manson. the architects have almost fin
ished the plans.
All of the apartment houses commenced
early in the season will be ready for use
by fall. Some OF the smaller structures
have been finished and tenants have al
ready moved in.
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Bicycle races. saltair, tonight. 1oc.
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Big, concert, saltair. p. m. today.
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Apartment House Building.

Apartment house building continues
TO interest investors as much as ever.
Ashton and Jenkins are now arrang-
ing to finance a new apartment house
enterprise and next Monday excavation
for the foundation will be commenced
at West North Temple street for the
aaartment house which Joseph William
U,ylor is to build at that location. The
b64ding win cost $4,000. The plans
were drawn by Dallas 81 Hedges, and
the contract for the work of construc-
tion has been awarded 10 Miller & Jen-
Sen.
As the excavation for the Auerbach
theater in Third South street. between
Main and State streets. has been COM
pleted. the contracts for the work upon
the structure will be awarded early
this week, probably next Tuesday. Act
ual work upon the theater building
will begin about August l. II will be
hurried along as rapidly as possible. so
that the theateT can be opened for
play goers as early in the amusement
season as possible.
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ACTIVE SUMMER
IN REAL ESTATE
Eastern investors Preparing to
Secure Large Local Hold
ingS in Salt Lake.
BUILDING WORK IS PUSHED
SEVERAL LARGE STRUCTURES
- NEARING COMPLETION.

summer dullness has not reached
Salt Lake real estate circles. Two par
ties Of eastern capitalists are now In
the city endeavoring to complete two OF
the most important deals of the sea-
son. They have been here for some
time. working as quietly as possible in
the hope of getting possession or the
desired property before their purpose
becomes known, but owing to the eX-
tent of their undertakings have not
vet succeeded in coming 10 satisfac-
tory understanding with all OF the own
ers concerned
Real estate men say that during the
past week there was an active and IN
sistent inquiry for property. The de-
mand was particularly great for homes
and home building sites. AS conse-
quence. considerable property on the
outskirts Of the city changed hands.
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ARGENTA lodge No. 8, F. and A. M
Regular meetings held at Masonic Tenn
ME corner Second East and First South.
the first Tuesday OF each month. Mem
hers of sister lodges and sotournins
brethren cordially invited TO attend
w. z. HOWARD. w. NJ.
NJ C. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
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Utah CHAPTER No. I. r. A. M
stated conversations held at Masonic Tenn
Die, corner Second East and First South.
The first Wednesday of each month. So
;nnrning companions cordially invited to
attend c. F. KUTNEWSKY. H. P.
NJ c. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
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Utah Commandery No. IL, Knights
TemnIar. Stated conclaves held at Ma
sonic Temple, cor. I'd East and LIST South.
the first Thursday of each month. So
iourning Sir Knights cordially invited to
attend JAMES II. BROWN, E c.
r o. LEATHERWOOD, Recorder.
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MACCABEES.- tent No.
meets every Wednesday evening at l. o.
n p hall. Market street Sojourning Sir
knights cordially invited
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-01
COOKE is HOUND AGAIN.
Fugitive Minister Ready to Return
East Would Marry Miss WhaIey.

Fugitive Minister Ready to Return
East Would Marry Miss WhaIey.
San Francisco, Jan. Rev. Jere
Knode Cooke, who disappeared from
his residence when his Identification
became known, together with his
young companion, Floretta Whaley,
and their baby, was located here again
last night. He is staying at the home
of friend, where he and his COM
panion are comfortably situated. In
an interview last night Cooke said he
will return east as soon as he can get
enough money together to travel, and
as soon as matters can be arranged
he will marry Miss Whaley.
1t is expected that the grandmother
of the young lady will send her the
funds necessary to return east.
The head of a San Francisco detec-
tive agency named in connection with
the possible arrest Of Cooke, stated
last night that they had not received
any instructions from the east con-
corning Cooke; that so far as they
knew there was no warrant for his ar
rest, and that they were doing moth
ing at all in the case. There was
nothing to stop Cooke from going
where he pleased, and they We're not
even keeping track of him.
The police are not looking for Cooke,
altho dispatches from New York say
that there is a warrant for the elop-
ing preachers arrest on the charge
of abduction and that the local author
tiles will be asked to find and hold the
fugitive.
Dispatches from New Haven, Conn,
where Mrs. Jere Knode Cooke DnaW
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-01-01
; Oddly in the Mems
"old Maids" on Parade Too Much.

"old Maids" on Parade Too Much.
Plainfield, Ind.-Two months ago the
odd Maids club of this village gave q
ovel entertainment and parade, pub
SIshing wide the fact that there had
rot been q marriage here for years,
tho there were las good fish in the
sea as had ever been caught out of It."
Every one Of the twenty "old maids"
carried banners In the parade that
preceded the entertainment. all of them
bearing legends such as Amt I
sweet?" Don't 1 look nice?" Would
MT you like to have me?"
Standing on a corner watching the
parade was r. G. Gsphart, g. wealthy
contractor Of Chicago. and at the head
of the parade was Miss Cyrena Stan
ley. Gephart saw and was conquered.
Today he and Miss Stanley were mar
ried by the Rev. ]. j. Wilson. in the
presence of large number Of friends,
who included the members OIL the "Old
Maids club" The remaining members
of the club are greatly encouraged and
are discussing the advisability Of Civ
ing another entertainment.