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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-05
FAST HORSES +"
IN FAMILY CUP
Best Runners at EmeryViIIe
Meet and Johnny Lyons 4
Won Handicap. !

San Francisco. April 4.-The Family Cup
handicap today brought together some OF
the best horses trained at the II Eery-
vile track. There were two absent-lnfAr-
ster and Red Leaf-which left theNfield
of eleven to face the barrier
Sugar Maid singled away from her field
and made the running TO the far turn,
closely followed by Johnny Lyons. The
weight told on the mare, and Johnny
Lyons received the lead and held il until
the wire was reached. Cabin. neglected
at the odds OF 40 10 l. closed a strong
second, followed by ClOyne-
First race. six furIongs-Peggy O'NeaI.
IO9 SANDY. IS 70 j. won; J. W. ONeiH.
III "a Walsh. ) TO ,. second; Senator
Warner. les Oycurgus). TO p third. Time,
la ID. Queen Alamo, Water Thrush,
Phil Igoe and Peerless Lass finished as
named
Second race. six furlongs. seIling-Lord
Nelson, 116 (ButwelD, 10 to !, won; Bel
mer. 10 (MOreland). is TO J. second. Lee
Harrison. 112 (Keogh), 10 to I. third Time.
ZIP 10. Yada, Andrew b. Cook Belle OF
lroquois and Salvage finished as named
Third race, one mile-Gemmell, 1O6 CIV.
Mlller), 20 10, won; Ocean Shore, 80 tN.
Kelly. to ]. second; Gargantua. 100 Q4y-
curgus). 20 TO I. third. Time 1889 Tim
othy Wen, Bye Bye ii, Darlington St
Avon. Husky and May L. n. finished as
Fourth race. mile and an eighth. Fam
lily Cup handicap-JohRny Lyons. l0s
tHayesl to I, won; Cabin, lO5 CNcIn-
tyre), u to /, second; Cloyne, 81 "a
Walsh), 20 l. third. Time. Log 40.
Sugar Maid. Rubric Downpatrick. Men.
Janeta. J. c. Glen. Edwin T. Fryer and
Logistilia finished as named.
Firth race. mile and seventy yards
HenrO o., lOl tHarrisl. Is to I. won: Sill
Yer Line, 1O4 GILBERT. IS to , second.
'Peligroso. 10 Dearborn. to l, third
Time, la 2-5. Wap Steel Blue BoiO-
man, Etapa and Royal River finished as
named.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
MaTkie Mayer. 10 Dearborn 10 to l.
won; Cardinal SartO, 10 OFisheri to l.
second: Happy Rice, 106 tButweln II to
:, third Time, 1:45. Paladini, Jack Paine,
Eckersall. Sachet. Miss Nav BOwdish
Golden Wine, Lassen and E B. H. fin
iShed as named.
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SANTA ANITA CLOSES
Hundred-Day Meeting at Los An
geles Comes to an
End.

Los Angeles. April AFTER a meeting
extending over one hundred days. tie
Los Angeles Racing association has closed
up the Santa Anita track Until next fall.
The feature event of the day the "Adois
handicap" five and one half furIOugs was
an easy victory for the favOrite. Colonel
Bob. at even odds. Jockey Goldstein was
Wlthln the money in six Of the seven
events Summary:
First race. seven furlOnss Ca
Vanagh, III (GOdstein) I To ) WOn-I Arfia
Rlpey, l12. (Blair). 60 to /. second; Daily,
H. lMusgrave). even. third. Time
10 70 Margie D., Feb g. and Albion X.
finished named. ~
Second race. four furlOngs-AIce George.
l92 GMclntyrel, Is TO 8, won; Frieze. l07,
lGoldstein), II to 3, second; Lady
Rensselaer,. 100, (Rice). TO ,, third Time
~ 80 Traffic. Frank Clancy, Ollie
Ward, Sir Barry. Calera, Fred Maier
Knight of East. HazleJ and Louise Reg
gel finished as named.
Third race. six and One-half fIrIOngs-
Miss Himyar. l04 (GOldstein), s TO i
won; Lady Kitty, 104 CMartin 20 to L
second; Pepper and Salt. 104, (Calshan),
3 to ], third. Time-1:20 10 SliDpeF-V
Benevole. Daisy Frost and Kirkfield Bells
finished as named.
Fourth race. five and one-half furlongs.
ne AdiOs handicap-COlcnel Bob. ia.
CTaylOT). even. won; BOtanist 1l6. (Fice1
} TO !. second; Mary r. IS (MarrSRa
to l. third. Time-1:O5 3-5. kern La
Chata and Port Malone Finished as
Fifth race mile and three-sixteentbs-
Ellie. los. (Musgrave). . to ., won; Hus-
pala, %, (Goldstein). to ]. second; Mata-
dor, l09, McIntyrel. to l. third Time
200 4-5 Playlit. Hi CauI Cap. Ormondes
Righ E,sIhe, B.. Sainrida and Sink
Spring finished As named
Sixth race, one mile-Vesne. 1O2. Mus
gravel. II to 3. won: Montclear. "a. (GoId-
stem, : TO l, second; F'riar Of Elgin. 90
CNelsOnl % 20 I. third. Time :39 %
Bonnie Prince Charlie. STRAIT Martin Va
Tieties and Wisteria finished as named
Seventh race, mile-SpOhn' Sc. NIartfnll
10 to ], won; Brawney Lad. S6. OIelsonll
to l, second; CobIeskill, 49, OCIoIdsfeinS'
3 TO .. third. Time-1:40 3-5. SharD Bov'
Ed Sheridan. Rudabek. Arragon, Tar
BABY and Rosemary d. finished as named
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IF IT sHAAtPRRENs THE HER AID'S DOU


Chicago, April 4.-Frank Gotch. who last
night defeated George Hackenschmldt.
the Russian Lion" for the world s
wrestling championship, seemed to feel
little i'll effect today from the two-hour
battle. He arose early and after break
fast took a long walk with Farmer"
Burns. who acted as one of his seconds
last night.
Il am not fatigued.' he said, and was
not tiredswhen the battle ended. l could
have gone on for hours / would be will
ing to meet Hackenschmidt tonight If
he desires ii i will give him return
match any time he wants il. Next time
] Will put him on his back"
Gotch will remain in Chicago oil next
week. appearing at a local vaudeville
theatre. He will then fulfill similar en-
gagements in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
A trip west is also being considered. but
no definite plans for this have been made
as yet
Hackenschmidt looked as if he had been
in a prize fight instead of wrestling
match today. The left side of his head
was badly swollen and his left eye in
famed. His eyeIids were swollen and lac
Grated. He said this was done by Gotch's
thumb. AS to plans while in America,
Hackenschmidt said he was undecided on
what he would do.
Speaking of the new champion, Hack
enschmidt said;
There is no man in all England who
has a chance with your man Gotch. He
is king of his class, the greatest man
by far that I ever have met. After going
nearly two hours with him, my muscles
became stale. My feet also gave way on
me- / had trained so constantly against
the toe hold that | had strained the mus
Giles of my legs. When 1 found myself
weakening I knew there was no use COIL
tinuing. | had no chance to win. That
was the reason | conceded the champion
ship to him. have no desire to wrestie
him again. A return match would not
win back my title"
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AUTOMOBILE PURCHASES.
Con. Wagon & Machine Co. Enjoying
Fine Motor Trade.

That electric automobiles will be
very popular this season is evidenced
by the number of sales so far record
ed by General Manager GEORGE T.
ODELL of the big State street house.
Among those who have bought CO.
LUMBUS ELECTRICS, THE CAR
SUPREME, during the week are
BENNER X. SMITH. MRS. F. L. OS-
VALID and GEORGE THOMAS.
FRANKLIN cars are also popular,
BEN DAVIS. DR.. J. T. WHITE and
DR. w. F. BEER having purchased
this kind.
J. l. GALLAGHER has selected a
BUICK as the car which suits him
best
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CAMBRIDGE WINS
BY GOOD MARGIN
Take Annual Boat Race From
Oxford for Third C0nseCu-
tive Year.

Putney, England. April 4-For the third
year in succession Cambridge today won
the varsity race, defeating Oxford by
the handsome margin of two and one
half lengths
The light bIues-the CamNidge crew
fully justified the confidence reposed in
them by the riverside experts and forged
TO the front from the crack of the pis-
tot and lei from start to finish.
The result was never in doubt. In
spite of the advantage of the dark blues
the oxford men-in winning the toss,
which enabled them 10 choose the SUI
rey side of the river and thus escape
much of the heavy water at the start,
the extra stamina of the Cambridge men
quickly sent the nose of their boat ahead
and enabled them to assume a lead, which
they held comfortably to the end. The
official time OF the race was 1918.
The record is 1871, established by Ok
ford in 1898 and equaled by Cambridge IN
1900
The time last year was 1920.
Make Good Getaway.
The crews got off to a splendid start.
but the quicker stroke of d. c. r. Stuart
of the Cambridge crew, who set the rate
at forty a minute. against OXford's thir-
ty-eiGht, soon put the supporters of the
light blues at ease. At Beverley Brook
Cambridge had already gained an advan-
tage of half a length. and at Craven
steps the nSEt DlueS were a Iull lSnSIH
in front of and steadily drawing away
from their opponents. The uniform slid
ing and greater length of the stroke of
the light blues continued to tell. and in
shooting under Hammersmith bridge there
was a fun length and a half between the
boats. At this point Stuart gave his crew
a breatherl and A. c. Gladstone. the Ok
ford stroke. called on his men for an
effort. Quiekening his stroke TO thirty
three to the minute as against Cam
bridges thirty-two, Gladstone slowly les
sened the gap TO a length and quarter
But this advantage was only a suffer-
ance. When Stuart was ready he set
his men going again and the Cambridge
crew quickly shook off their opponents
Pulling strongly. steadily and well with
in themselves, the light blues shot past
Thorneycrofts three lengths ahead, and
held about the same lead to Barnes
Bridge. After passing this point they
rowed without apparent effort and passed
the finish post the easiest of victors, by
a distance officially given out as two and
One-half lengths
The Oxford men, who had gameIv
rowed losing race, were much distressed
at the finish
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SALT LAKE, 5; OGDEN, |.
Local Seekers Easily Defeat Team
From Junction City.

The Salt Lake seekers defeated Ogden
yesterday by a score of TO 1. Superior
playing and better condition won the
game. The first half ended 2 to 0 in IA
vor of Salt Lake. In the second half
Ogden showed some good combination
work, but lack of condition prevented
them from scoring. McMurrin, for Salt
Lake. played a great game as goal keep
er. The other stars in the game were
For Salt Lake. Adamson, Graham and W.
McWhirter; for Ogden, A. Nesbet, Burch,
Hudson and Holden.
Last night a meeting of the Utah asso-
citation was held and the drawings were
made for the Daynes cup.
Salt Lake plays Eureka at Eureka and
the Jordan Swifts play Ogden at Ogden,
both games to come off not later than
April 26. The winners will meet in the
finals
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BIKE FAVOR|TES COMING
Downing and Demara Will Both Be
Here to Ride This
Season.

Hardy Downing says he will be In Salt
Lake about May Is to begin training for
the coming racing season. In a letter to
liver Redman he asks about the outlook
for the game this year and intimates
that he will be faster than ever
A letter was also received from Walter
Demara, the champion amateur of last
season, to the effect that he will be back
this year and will ride professional. De-
mara had a loop the globe stunt he was
doing on the stage. but says the good old
dizzy whirl at the saucer track beats them
all for getting the money
Major Taylor is getting back to form,
as shown by his victory over John Be
dell in match race at Boston a week
ago. 1t Wasi supposed that Taylor was
all in as he made no showing at all this
winter in the game. The colored man
claims he is getting into his old time
form and hopes to be able to beat the best
of them before the season is over. Tay-
Tor has not made up his mind. or. rather.
the local track managers have not made
up their minds, whether he will ride in
Salt Lake this year or not.
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At New Orleans.

New Orleans. April 4-ResuIts:
FIRST race, five furlongs-Somcoe won.
intervene second, Alice third. Time
go 10
Second race. five furlongs-Ths bead
won. Frank Lord second, Toy Boz 4hird.
Time, 100 %. -
Third race, six furiongs-F'r6ntena
won, Robin Hood second, Belle Strome
third Time. 1.13 40
Fourth race, one and One-sixteenths
miles-Green Sea won, Pedro second
Donna third. Time 1:46 %
Firth race, one and one-sixteenth miles
Arrow Swift won. Severus second. Royal
ONYX third. Time, lag.
Sixth race, one and three-sixteenths
miles-COruscate won, Lord Dixon SEQ.
oDd, FL Fallin third. Time Pol 4-5.
Seventh race, one and three-sixteenths
miles-Gilpin won. Lady Esther second
Quagga third. Time 200 4-5
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ATHLETIC EXHIBITION.
Y. Nj. c. A. Announces Date for Its
Annual Show.

The Y. NJ. c. A. will hold its second
annual physical department exhibition in
the Salt Lake theatre Wednesday even
ing. April Is. The work done by the
physical department for its numerous
classes is always of great interest to the
public and the announcement that the
exhibition will be held this year in the
Theatre. giving opportunity for LOCO or
more people to see the work, has been
heartily received. Over $50 men and boys
will take part in the exhibition, and it
will probably be the biggest affair of its
kind ever neld in the city. 1t is planned
TO make il an exhibition of the work done
regularly in the classes and not an ex-
hibition of special work arranged par
ticularly for the occasion.
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At Renninus.

Bennings, ID. c., April 4.-ReslltE
First race. seven furlOngs-RighA and
True won, Panique second, Workman
third. Time 100 3-5.
Second race, seven furlOngs-CaH Bov
won. Wilton Lackaye second. Iarnrne
third. Time l:32
Third race. steeplechase. about tvrn
miles-rOueh Wood won. Essex second
Percentage third Time 4:13
Fourth race, four and a half fprIonys
Hawk Wing won, Al Busch second. Rcd
Doe third. Time. 81
Fifth race. four and a half furlones--
Taboo won, Aralia second, Chaperoue
third. Time, :57
Sixth race, mile and one hundred wards
-Laily won, Lady Karma second. Banker
third. Time, 1:54
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AMATEUR TEAMS MEET.

The amateur baseball teams which are
organizing an amateur league met at the
Y. VI. c. A. last evening and decided "
go ahead with their organization. Ni2-
teams in all are represented. Tha~ are
the Salt Lake Hardware, Y. NJ =. A.. Il.
c. NJ. l.. Smoke House, Utal Mining <
Machinery company, Rexalls, La Veilles,
p. j. Moran and Short Line Next Sat
urday night another meeting viii be held
to elect officers and adSpt rules to gov
ern the leag1Ie.
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RIDING CLUBS RUN.
Members Will Go After Rabbits
Today.

Captain ]. c. Armstrong will lead the
new Salt Lake Riding club on its regular
Sunday run this morning The club will
meet at the Cullen hotel at 10 a. m. and
go to the fair grounds, where a photo
graph of the club will be taken. From
the fair grounds the club will travel west
over the flats. A bunch of greyhounds
will be taken along, and it is hoped
few rabbits will be jumped up. The par
ty will number twenty-five or thirty.
Captain J. c. Armstrong says the club
would like any equestriennes in the city
who wish to join to appear this morning
and make the run
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MARSHALL GETS DRAW.

Vienna April 4-Marshall. the Ameri
can chess player, made a draw with the
Hungarian expert. MarOcZy, in the tenth
round of the international chess masters
tourney today. joiner. the other Ameri
can, lost his game to Schlechter. who
again leads
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Tiff NJ E church-Ninth East and First
South D. VI. Helmick. pastor. Preaching
by the pastor both morning and evening.
Morning service at II o'clock. Evening
service at S. Good music. z. c. Helmick
will sing a solo in the morning and the
orchestra will play for the evening ser
vice. Sunday school at 10 a. m, J. NJ.
Settle. superintendent. EpWorth league at
p. m. DR.. S. J. Townsend. president
Miss Florence Hamerin will lead the.
league devotional service. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
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Christian.

Central Christian church.-Thrd East
and Fourth South streets. Rev. Albert
Buxton, Ph.D., pastor Sunday school at
e:45 a. M. W. H. Lepper, superintendent.
Sermons by DIR. Buxton at II a m. and
7:45 p. m. Junior Endeavor at $3.50 o. m.
Mrs. Teresa Strom Buxton, superintend-
ent. Christian Endeavor, Gas D. m, Miss
Ethel Hardy. president. Prayer meeting
Wednesday night.
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SECOND BENCH
SHOW IS OVER
0quirrh'S Colonel Wins Prize
for Being Best Dog on
Exhibition.

After three days Of dogs. the second
annual bench STOW Of the Titan Kennel
club came to a close last night While
the show did not have quite as large an
attendance as the exhibition a year ago.
in every other way it was a much big
ger success The class OF dogs. handling
and management OF the show. judging and
real interest worked up in breeding bet
ter dogs far exceeds that of year ago.
The greatest interest yesterday centered
in the judging of the best dog In the
show After carefully judging every dog
in the winners classes, Judge Bruette de-
cided that Oquirrh's Colonel, owned by
Glow & Keefe of Salt Lake. was the
best dog of any breed in the show.
Oquirrh's Colonel is d greyhound and
that he is also a good dog in the field.
as wei as on the bench. was shown last
fall. when he finished first as runner up
in the Mississippi Valley futurity. The
dOg was raised by T. b. Jones of this
city and afterward became the property
of the present owners.
After the show Judge Bruette said
Oquirrh's Colonel would compare favor
ably with any dog in the world. While
there are a number of good dogs in the
city Oquirrhs Colonel easily stands as
the most perfect dog.
Below will be found the winners Of
each class in the show:
Winners Class.
smooth 81. BeFndfuS-F crest hl1Ss uOEs
owned by b. A Langridge. Boulder. Colo.
Great Danes-NapoeOn H.. dog, Rev. G..
Chauve, Salt Lake.
New Foundlands-Rowdy dog, B. c..
Friese, Salt Lake.
Greyhounds-Oouirrh's Colonel dog.
Glow g. Keefe. Salt Lake: Lady Keiett,
bitch, Glow & Keefe. Salt Lake.
Pointers-Mick, puppy. l. r. McCor-
nick. Salt Lake; Cherry of Kent, dog,
English setterseDan Patch. puppv. Mel
lie Franklin, Salt Lake: Tempest. bitch.
George D. Carter. Salt Lake.
Chesapeake Bay-Surf, dog, II. c. Bel
lingen. Salt Lake.
Cocker Spaniels-Lola, bitch. Mrs ]. n.
Louder, Salt Lake.
Beagles-Sport. dog w. A. Bennington,
Salt Lake.
COllies-GoIdfield Belinda, bitch, Gold
field Kennels Salt Lake
Bull dogs-Shoe Town Bess. bitch. Miss
Kate Anderson. Salt Lake.
Airedale terriers-COlne CallidOn, dog. r.
b. Hardness. Salt Lake; Ruling Mon
arch. dog, A. V. Mccormick, Salt Lake.
Bull terriers-MOrmOn Town Peggy, dog,
W. Z. Walker. Salt Lake.
Boston terriers-Mc's Teddy Bear. dog,
George Mcdonald. Salt Lake.
Toy poOdles-Diddle Diddle Dit. bitch,
Miss Florence Hapg0Od. Salt Lake.
Winner of vNinners Class
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FEATHERWEIeHT FIGHT.

, San Francisco, April champion \
\ Featherweight Abe Attell and =
Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan were to- =
) night matched to fight twenty rounds =
|. in this city on some date in the lat =
, ter part of this month to be def =
} nitely decided on later. The fight y
; is to be a substitute for the Flynn =
Kaufman fight, which has been y
} called off. The men are TO weigh in =
' at 12S pounds at O'Clock on the day =
\ of the fight. \
. 4 L L 4 4 4 4 L L 4 . L L L L L a l. L l. L L L a..
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Y. M. c. A. TENNIS COURTS.

The Y NJ. c. A. makes the announce
ment that its tennis coNrts will be in
perfect shape and open TO the players
Wednesday. April Is. The association has
three of the finest courts In the city on
Second South and Second East. and it is
expected theV will be busy from the time
Of opening all through the summer
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Baptist.

First Baptist church-Rev. r. A
Brown. pastor. will hold services In the
Jewish temple. on Fourth East, between
Second and Third South. Owing to the
illness of our pastor. the Rev. George
l.. White, district secretary OF the Amer
lean Baptist Home Mission society. will
preach at II a m. and D. m. Commu-
Mon and reception of members at morn
ing service. Sunday school at 1870 p. m,
q. NJ. Fraser. superintendent B. Y. p
L. at Z p. m, leader. Miss Ruth Aim;
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EPISCOPAL.

ST Marks cathedral-225 East First
South street. Rev. Benjamin Brewster
dean. Services for the fifth Sunday In
Lent. Holy communion at 7:30 a. m
Morning prayer, followed by Sunday
school. at 9:45 o'clock Holy communion
and sermon at II a. m. Evening PRAYER
and sermon at 7:30 Visitors always well
come.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-05
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL GAME,

An association football league has been
organized in Provo and number of
games will be played. The first contest
is scheduled for April Is.
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Phillips Congregational church-Fifth
South and Seventh East. Rev. p. A Simp-
kin. pastor. Services this day at IL a. n
and I:45 D. m. Morning sermon. "Life's
True Conquest: evening sermon, New
Light on the Bible from the Lamps of
Archaeology. Sunday school at 1o:15
p. m. Christian Endeavor at $50 D. m
Very cordial welcome given all Worship
ers at these services.
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cAsTLEToN DOING WELL.

Roy Casleton writes that he is feeling
fine and is in great early season shape.
So far this year he has had everything
his own way and in an exhibition game
against the Chicago Cubs Roy had them
beaten for the first five innings, when
he retired to give another man a chance.
He says he likes Atlanta well and has
made a deal for the year which pays
him to remain there.
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SECOND wAsHlNeToNs VcToRs

The second Washington baseball team
beat the third All Hallows team yester-
day, by a score of u to 9. The winners
lined up: Gould, C; Beesley, p: Everall,
I b.: Hellstrom, b.; Papworth, 5. s;
Yates, b.; Worthen, |. f.; Bernam, r. f.;
Farms
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Lutheran.

Holy Trinity English Lutheran church,
1886 South Fourth East street; Rev. F. ".
Bussard, pastor.-Fifth Sunday In Lent
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Church service
at II o'clock. Meeting of church council
at the parsonage Monday evening at ;
O'Clock.
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East Side Baptist church-Third South
and Seventh East. Louis s Bowerman,
minister. Preaching services at II a m.
and p. m. Morning subject. The
Prince Of This World" Evening, 1.-THE
Judgment of This World" Bible school
at 1876 p. m. Juniors meeting at p.
m. Young peoples meeting at p. m.
Lords Supper service and reception of
members at close of evening service. Spe-
cial services each evening at o'clock,
except Saturday. the pastor preaching.
Special gospel music.
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league at $50 p. m, Miss Emma Heckner,
leader. Preaching at 1870 p. M: subject,
Browning Andrea del SartO: or. A Life
of Promise Spoiled by a Wicked Woman"
A busy week for the church. Bazaar for
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, in
Guiding a dinner Tuesday and a luncheon
on Wednesday.
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Danish Evangelical Lutheran church
Harold Jensen, pastor. Service at p.
m at the Swedish Lutheran church, cor
ner of Second South and Fourth East
street Sunday school at 2 p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-05
REGULARS DEFEAT FACULTY.

The High School basketball team defeat
ed the Faculty team last evening bE,th,
score of 81 to q. After the gamsg ia,
teams were banqueted by the manage
ment. H. ROmney was elected captaiy
and T. Fitzpatrick was chosen manage
for next year.