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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-21
WILL TRY OUT Gl|DDEN CAR
Local Dealer Makes Trip With Bur-
man in Entry for Big
Race,

August Stocker, the local automobile
dealer, is now in the east on a trip of
inspection. In a letter received by The
Ilereh yesterday. ne had the fol wing To
say:
My visit to the Peerless factory has
developed the very interesting fact that
the Peerless factory has delivered its last
1908 model car.
The three cars left are the GHdden
tour cars, now receiving the final touches
The Peerless Motor Car company has
entered a complete team for this Amer
lean touring contest.
Mr.. Eddy Maier, vice president of the
Maler Brewing company of Los Angeles (:
Mr.. o. II. Harrison, agent, and myself
will tomorrow accompany Mp. Charles H.
Burman on a test trip in his Glidden car
10 Buffalo,
1t is of interest 20 every automobile
enthusiast to know that the changes in
the 1909 Peerless cars will be few, and
Of minor details that the 1909 output will
only slightly be increased.
AUGUST STOCKER."
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NO BETTING ON BOAT RACE
Agnew-Hart Anti-Gambling Law to
Be Enforced at Poughkeep-
sic Regatta.

Poughkeepsie, y. y. June 2o.-Betting
on the result OF the intercollegiate boat
races on Saturday next viii be made
difficult in this city under the instruc-
tiOns which have been issued to the pO-
lice by Mayor Sague. The mayor made
il known today that he has instructed
the police To prohibit the selling of pools
and boOkmaking on the races, which has
been pracuced at previous races.
The AgneW-LarJ ant-gambling laws
which recently passed the legislature, il
IL held, apply 10 betting on all contests
The CHIEF of police declares that the law
must be enforced.
The observation train which will fol-
low the races viii run on the opposite
side of the river, where enforcement OF
county.
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IGNORES A. A. A. MANIFESTO.

New York. June 20.-The participants in
the BriaTcliffe Tace-at least a majority
of them-haVe arranged for the holding of
another race for the trophy next year.
The importance of the meeting Hes in the
decision of several large American manu-
factureTs that there shall be another
race. The A. A. A. declared that the
Vanderbilt cup race ard the A. a.
tours should be run. The Briarcliffe
participants will ignore the A. A. A. man
ifpStO
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HARDY DOWNING
WINS At OGDEN
Defeats SamuelSOn in Match
RaCe-H0IIiSter DiSquaIi-
fled for FOuling.
Especial to The Herald)


= ogden, June 20-By winning the first
ana last heats ir the one-mie match
sprint race, Hardy Downing defeated W.
T. SamuelsOn at the GlenWOOd saucer
track tonight. Not more than six inches
separated the riders at the finish. Down
ing showed the greater ability ia he final
sprint and Il was this that brought down
me money. In the second heat a second
start was necessary. Each man tried TO
force the other 10 take the pace and
AFTER Jogging part way around the track
SaInuelson had to pull his foot from the
toecup 10 prevent going down. After a
iSN MofCs OF wisdom We're impaired to
the riders by the referee a new start
WAS ordered The heat proved TO be the
pest OF the event, SamulsOn winning in
III 10. lie failed 10 duplicate the trick,
however, in the final
In the mile handicap, HOLSTER fouled
MCFARLAND when the latter tried 10 pass
MIN IN the final sprint HOLSTER was
ruled out Of the race and Mcfarland
given first money.
As a special event, Heagren, With his
new motor, rode an exhibition mile in
For the amateurs. Morris was an easy
winner IN the half-mile open. At the last
lap ne snot out OF the bunch ana came
IN ten yards 10 the good Mccormick
Lawrence and Halstead had a fight al
the finish for the honors in the finish of
the tWO-mile lap handicap race. They
finished in the order named.
me races were witnessed by a crowd
or about Loo people. The arrangements
We're perfect and the crowd apparently
wen satisfied. The next meet will be
held on Thursday evening, when q five
mile open motor race will be a feature
or the program. The summary:
One mile match sprint race. profession
al; best two in thrae-DoWning, Samuel
son. Time. 2.26 Is. 2.0l 10 PIP %. Pace
maker-Pedlar Palmer.
Half-mlle open. amateur Norris Crebs
HOLSTER. Time .U3 3-1.
One mile handicap. understandable
Farland. Wilcox. Demara. Devonevitch
Time, 1855 To.
TWO-mile lap handicap. amateur-Mc-
Cormick, Lawrence, Haistead Time. 4:12
Three-mile open lap, PROFESSIONALISM
Farland. Wilcox, Downing. SamuelsOn.
Time. 617 3-5.
One mile motor, -Heagren
Time IFS A.
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Father is Still Too Much For Son

Gus better than I can. but he hasn't
been up against me in competition since
/ left Ireland. Maybe ] will surprise
him when / get up against him. The
trouble is that my father throws the iron
every day of his life Now if I could get
ON to the style of my fathers iron
car probably do business witr him. 1t
would be the ambition of my life if I
could scale the discus a few feet over
him, but it's a tough game"
Before the Sheridan contest there will
be nine other contests under the a. A
L. that will call out the best athletes in
the country.
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AMATEUR LEAGUE RESULTS.

The o. 5. L. team defeated the Bell
Telephone team i'm the Amateur league
Yesterday by a score of II 10 8. Han
sen. the man with the cannon ball arm
pitched for the phones, but was knocked
out of the box.
The Y. n. c. team defeated the Wan
damere team at Wandamere by a score
of 10 10 g. II took ten innings TO decide
the game,
The Y. C. n. I. ana ogden Union Depot
game was postponed.
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New York, June 20.-Martin Sheridan
was scheduled to take part in the Pitts
burg games today. buI he cut OUT the en-
gagemeut. SO that he could appear i'm his
native cOunty's games in Celtic park to-
morrow Sheridan is a Mayo man and
he is in training 10 beat the discus throw
that his father made AT the WestpOrt Ath-
letlc sports three weeks ago. when Sher-
idan, ST., sent the slab 142 feet . inches.
That beats Dearborn hurl about three
feet.
ITS a curious thing" said Martin
that my father should throw the dis
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NEW HAMMER RECORD.
Flanagan Throws Nearly Two Feet
over Old Mark.

TOrringt0n Conn. June 25-In compet-
ing in the field and track games here
TODAY in connection with the usual field
day Of the Catholic Total Abstinence
union of this state. John Flanagan of the
Irish-American Athletic association estab-
lished new worlds record for the ham
mer throw by sending the hammer dis
lance of 175 feet 10 inches. The former
record was l13 feet Z inches
NJ +. Horr OF the same club threw the
discus 142 feet 4 inch, which was claimed
as a new worlds record.
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TRAIN AT POUGHKEEPSIE.
Penn Team Shows II is Not Lacking
in Stamina.

Poughkeepsie. y. Y. June 20.-This has
been the first day of altogether good wa
ter conditions that the intercollegiate
crews have had this week and conse-
quentlv the Oarsmen were given their
hardest days work The Pennsylvania
varsity eight had two trials Of four
miles each. The trial this afternoon was
a rafting go. but the crew finished so
strong as to leave no doubt that they are
not lacking in stamina.
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MOVING.

LARGE padded vans. careful men. Red
man Van q Storage Co.. III So. w. Tenn
pie Phone SIS
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MC0Y's STABLES. Both phones 81.

By the combination of the capital of
a large number of small investors il is
possible 10 purchase desirab BILE income
producing real estate which will nay
from 10 to Is per cent dividends to the
owners, besides the profit derived
through the increase in value of the
property.
The Mutual Realty Co, owners of the
new apartment building located on
Second East, between Second and
Third South streets, will receive sub
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shares of its capital stock in amounts
of 500 TO $1,000.
After providing for all necessary ex-
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three to four times the rate of interest
paid by savings banks.
Further information will be fur
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MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY, 524
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Utah.
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SIX NATIONS WILL COMPETE.

Kiel, June 10.-Yachtsmen from six ma
tions IN addition 10 Germany Will par
ticipate in the races during this years
Kiei regatta. beginning on June %
France. England. Russia. Sweden. Bel
e-fum and Switzerland having entered in
Several events. The total number of en-
tries. however. has undergone cOnsid-
abie reduction from that of 1907, only
Seventv-fOur having been received in
COMPARISON with ninety-eight last year.
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POPLAR GROVE MEETS sIEeELs.

Manager F. j. Dunford of the Poplar
Grove baseball team announced yesterday
that he would play the Siegels on the
Poplar Grove grounds at 10 o'clock this
morning. Manager Dunford says he has
one of the fastest amateur teams in the
state and would like 10 hear from man
ayers wishing games. as he bars none.
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WANTED

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wooDMEN WANT BALL PLAYERS

The WOo:men AM the Linen Supply
baseball teams met al Lagoon this after
noon j. NJ. Stein, the manager of the
team, wishes all amateur ball players in
the city who desire TO become members of
the WoOdmen's team TO be on the grounds
this afternoon ready 10 play ball if
called upon TO do so.
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HUNDREDS OF ENTRIES.

columbus. Ohio, June 20.-Entries for
The grand American handicap, the gr9lt-
81 Shooting event in the world al fly
tne targets. which will open here next
aF9ndav. were announced tonight Nearly
10 shots from all parts Of the country
are in the list
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CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERs.

BIRD-COWAN CO.
100 So. w. Temple. Bell fone lII4
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AUTOMOBILES.

TOM BOTTERILL AUTOMOBILE co.
agency Pierce Great Arrow. Pope Hart
ford Stevens Duryea. 81 W. Sd So.
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BASEBALL FoR BINGHAM JcT.

Bingham Junction is to have a base
ball team. A meeting will be held at
that place some time the coming week
and plans will then be perfected 10 put
a successful baseball team in the field A
new ball park will be laid out and from
indications the team will have the support
of all the business men to help boost the
game along at the Junction City.
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NEW POLE VAULT RECORD.

RrookIine Mass, June as. c. Law
rance of Harvard broke the pole vault
rsCor6 of the New England Amateur Ath-
iefic association at the associations track
md field meet here today with vault
of II feet ~ inches The contestants
today included some of the men who will
comnete in the Olympic games.
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BAY RIDGE TENNIS RESULTS.

New York. June 2O-F. B. Alexander
and II. H. Hackett, the national tennis
doubles champions. won the cups today
on the courts of the Crescent Athletic
clug at Bay Ridge. In the deciding con-
test today they defeated f. P. Larned
and c. T. Watson. il. 90. 6-3. 81.
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FOUND.

FOUND-A gold bracelet; owner can
have same by Identifying and paying for
ad Call No. IL East Sd South.
FOITND-Lady's hand satchel containing
purse: belongs TO lady on Mt. Olivet car.
Apply Herald office.
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TYPEWRITERS RENTED.

NEW and secondhand typewriters
sold, rented and repaired. Breeder Office
Supply Co, so West ID South.
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WANTED-Traveling statesmen earn
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WANTED-Civil service employees are
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way to secure them. free. Write now.
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OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED.

OSTRICH Plumes cleaned and curled
F. A Carter Fur company 27 West
LIST South. Furs remodeled, repaired, re-
dyed
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SCAVENGERS.

SALT LAKE SCAVENGER CO. Office
Sc Postoffice place. Tel Ind 1854: Bell 10
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this city, June 20, 1908,
Mrs. Anna Tobieson. in her S7th year.
Funeral services will be held from the
S. d. Evans mnrtuary chapel. AZ South
State street, Monday, June p, at 3 p. M.
Interment in Nj Olivet
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ELECTRICAL.


MOTORS, generators, fans; new and
secondhand. Borkman Elect. Co. 231-2S3
South West Temple. Bell 500; Ind. 500.
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEwELRY

BY paying a dollar now and then you
can have the pleasure of wearing dia-
monds, watches or jewelry from the Utah
Jewelry Co. Lyric Theatre bldg, 222 So.
Main.
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BUILDING STONE.

RED or buff. Thistle Stone Co. under
Deseret bank. 'Phones-Bell 2277. Ind s27
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

EBER W. HALL. Undertaken. Embalm
er. 225 So. West Temple. Both phones l0iS
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RIFLE TEAM GOES ABROAD.

Neg York June 3l-Members of the
5fle team representing the United States
Ia the coming Olympic games in London
sailed today
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STOCK BROKERS.

e. NJ. WEST & CO.. stocks. 81 D. r
Walker Blk. Both phones office and res
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CHIROPODIST.

DIR. ELIZABETH l.. WISMER, Suite
H5-416 Security & Trust Bldg, "a Main St
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WANTED.
TO ALBERTA CHEAP.

Can give you cheap rate to
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a low fare, call at room "a,
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

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Walker bldg. Bell phone $685. Ind. 171s.
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HOME Paper Cleaning Co.; Office Du-
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WALL PAPER CLEANING.

LEAVE orders with Knapton. Curtis &
Hanger Co., wall papers and paints. III
So. State street
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DIED.

ENSIGN-in this city, June 90 at 2:30
a. m, of whooping cough, Katheryn,
daughter of George A. and May Wood
ruff Ensign, born January 20, 1907.
Interment occurred yesterday at 4:30
p. m.
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SCHOOL OF ORAT0RY.

SCHOOL OF ORATORY-Thorough
practical course given: elocution and dra-
matte art; open during summer. Baker
Phone 495e-Z
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PACKING.

EXPERT packers OF furniture br.c-a-
brac, etc, Redman Van & Storage Co.
III So w. Temole Phones SIS.
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PERSONAL.

ASTHMA can be cured at home; trial
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KNOWLEDGE is for all. Any questions
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WANTED-AGENTS.

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MANDOLIN & GUITAR.

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PIANO TUNING.

j. W. MORRISON. Headquarters
CIayton-Daynss Music Co.; res. SIS Cor
don ave.
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TWO large warehouses, clean and sani-
tary. Redman Van & Storage Co. III So.
W. Temple. Phones $50
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SIGNS AND SCENERY.

PETERSON, 20 Richards. Both phones.
Orpheum curtain. Brass and glass signs.
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DRAUGRTING.

BUILDING plans and general draught-
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Bell 1887.
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CONTRACTORS.

LET US build you a home on your lot
or ours. Enterprise Realty & Inv. Co..
IS w. I'd South.
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POOL TABLES.

POOL TABLES-Large stock second
hand tables cheap. Also show cases and
drug fixtures. Headquarters for billiard
supplies w. I. Wetherbee, 80 Richards
street. Ind 1922.
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WANTED-Internal revenue examina-
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PLANNING MILL.

CENTRAL Planning Mill Co, Inc. All
kinds of mill work. Work done for con-
tractors on short notice. Prices reason
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CITY HAY MARKET.

CITY HAY MARKET, under new man
agement; the best place in the city to buy
your loose hay. 3S4 So. I'd e. Ind. phone
$3.50.
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SAFES.

NEW ana second hand: cash. trade or
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PIANO STUDIO

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Bldg. Ind. phone 1864. Studio open dur
ing summer.