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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01

huge success. Following is the lineup OF
the Press club;
First team. Second team
A. S. Brown........,.i B.. william Nelson
Paul Armstrong. &C. g. Goodwin
Bert Settle.............C..... y. Mckay
G. Earl Garrett......L. F.. II. 6. Whitney
Burl Armstrong. .,..-2 B. .ParsOn Simpkin
Kenneth C.. Kerr. 8 Be A. Quigley
Nelson Maynard.-.-S. 81. Z. Camomile
A. G.. Whita..........C. F.. Fisher Harris
+. Y. FitzGerald. r. F.ieROy Armstrong
Press club umpire, Farley P. jensen
mascot. W. D. Rishel
All Press club members are requested
to meet at the club Thursday at 100.
Lineup for Ad club: John d. Giles. b.;
O. g. Cross, C. f.; F. IT, Harris, b.; Q.
r. Brazier, J. f.. G. A Vincent c.; George
f. Hale. ] b.; John Janney, s. s.; A. E.
Hubbard. p.
observation-disclosures Robinson. A. ID.
MCGUIRE G. +. Wood, W. P. Cooper, T.
r. Thomas. F. f French
As a special boost for the Salt Lake Al
club, Manager Bergerman Of the resort at
Lagoon has presented the use of the
bathing facilities Of the place for the la
dies who attend absolutely free. Towels
and all accessories viii be included.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
Natures Laxativethe Best
Many Are so-CaIIed Natural. :,

Many LaXativcs on the market are often
STYLED Natural because Of the we'll
known Tact that the Laxative which Ma
tute glFes US Is the best. Such ones con-
stanuy coming up. soon disappear be
cause they are manufactured. and can
never possess the inimitable merits OF the
product OF Nature. HUNTADI JANOS
Water. the genuine Natural T,axative hss
stood at the head for nearly half a cen
fury as the ONLY Laxative whose estab-
lished reputation is its best Recommended
ton. II remains always the standard
because it is NATURES remedy in its
original form. pure and simple, in no way
dependent as others are, on artificial COM
position At all Druggists. Try il.
Look out Tor INSCRIPTIONS druggists
who will substitute unless ycu ask for
HUNYADI JANOS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
GODDARD COMPANY is
BUILDING MANY HOUSES

The Goddard Investment company is at
work on the north bench. Recently this
company has had three houses built on
Ninth avenue and X street, at the end
Of the new car line. These dwellings are
white brick bungalows. The corner resi-
dence will sell for 81. 800 and the other two
al $500. They were built for sale.
/. l.. Goddard is Building q two-story
white stone colonial residence for himself
at Thirteenth and II streets. 1t will cost
5000.
The Goddard company is also having
two houses constructed on Eleventh
avenue and II street. One is a tWo-stOTy
cement and stone dwelling. and the other
a $3.50 brick bungalow. The first build
ing will cost about 5000 \ six-room
modern bungalow is also being built by
this company for J. 3. Proutv on Twelfth
avenue. below II and l streets. This viii
cost about S5,soa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
The Longest Continuous Double
Track Railway in the World

Under one management is the Grand
Trunk Railway System from Chicago
TO Montreal and to Niagara Falls The
Grand TTunk-Lehigh Valley double
track route via Niagara Falls reaches
from Chicago to New York.
Descriptive literature, time tables,
etc, will be mailed free OF. application
to W. S. COOksUn, A. G. Z. A, Grand
Trunk Railway System. 135 Adams
street, Chicago. III.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
VICTIM OF APPENDICITIS

Thomas J. Lambert Of Ills East Second
South street died at the Latter-day Saints
hospital yesterday afternoon at I o'clock
Of appendicitis. Mr. Lambert was well
known in Salt Lake. having lived here the
greater part of his life. He was con-
nected with the Salt Lake office Of the
Kemmerer Coal company.
Mr.. Lambert was born in the Hawaiian
islands on June T. 1876. while his parents
were on mission 10 that group. He was
married in October. 1891, 10 Ada Lucille
Young Mrs Lambert and three children
survive him. Mr. Lambert was a man
whose strong and upright personal char
acter made him loved by all Of his
friends. His many little acts OF kindness
were best known By his near acquaint-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01

1t was nearly o'clock Wednesday
evening before the good ship Utah made
her appearance on Main street, sailing
from the west through Third South and
picking her way carefully along in the
midst of the swarm of lesser craft. Ad-
miral O. Conner was on the bridge keep
ing a good lookout for breakers, and the
submarine band occupied d prominent
station on the poop deck just back of the
forward turTet.
Everything was in brightest trim, flags
were flying and the muzZels Of the big
guns shone as if freshly polished. Twice
up Main street and back again the good
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
NIGHT IN CELL EFFECTIVE

Chicago, June 30.-Felix sharkev. once
a terror to the police, but now crippled
and gray today divulged all he knew Of
the long series Of bomb outrages which
have mystified the police Of Chicago.
States Attorney Wayman. tn whom
Sharkey told his tory, laid a strict en-
barge Of silence upon the narrator and
the police officials who were present al
the interview.
Yesterday Sharkey refused to talk b1t
a night in jail conquered his stubborn
ness. 81
Sharkey has changed his story" was
the statement made by MIR. VVsv-,a,
he has told all he knows" Nothing
Iurther could be gained by newspa ners
Arrests are expected
ShaThey arrest followed the obtain
ING OF Information that tv-enty,-f,,e
t..-i OF dynamite had been shipped to
MIN at Morgan Park.
LAST night Captain O'Brien repsata,5I,-
asked MIN what he did with the evTIo-
siVe' 70 which the prisoner as often an
sWered, at last breaking int5 fear- nat
he could not tell - -ia'
II was with the hope Of a confession
mat INA. the prisoner was taken before Mr.
Wayman TODAY MI
moC'eifan's Symphony Orchestra
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
MURDER THEIR TRADE.

Fl PasO, Tex, June S0.-An Indian under
arrest at TOrreOn confessed today that he
and several others, including an sx-judge
or one of the Mexican inferior courts.
formed band which made a business Of
murder and highway robbery.
Among their victims were three mail
carriers, who were murdered and robbed
months
Immediately after the Indians confes-
sion strong force Of rUrales left for the
scene and captured the entire gang, also
recovering much of their stolen plumber.
A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Salt
JAKE Security & Trust Co, 30 up Main
street. $500 per year and upwards.
Meclellan's Symphony Orchestra
Saltair today, 6:15 to 7:15; fifty men.
Free concert Round trip 25c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
LLoYp ALLIANCE ~

The LLOYD alliance the We.- re-f q
81 the s,,c Fsss FAN 5nd supper - ~.
comrmo6i6us rooms Of Unity 5.-- s-f
night. over a hundred =.ll.5 fa5s=
friends sat down at the Wei---.---.. ---=r r+
and were served by the 59ll5 nv array
the church. In the Daf-ol e. mas 5=-
S Of gsff gt t5 an4 tsbre presided Oyer By
HSi51S5rIss e BaH Miss E.17- --ssest-.-
5aUgbter of Mrs. A. O. Aa1aL, candy
~ presided al the Lemonade - 4l5-sv r--
booth. a handsome sum o. md tas
warded the efforts of tne --e---t most en-
affair was voted b. al pi17
jOyable one.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
WOMAN DROWNED.
Especial to The HeraldJ

Boise, Ida, June 3l-A special from
Meadows says Mrs. Herbert G. Thorpe.
wife Of the manager of the Colt mines
near Resort, was drowned in Seceh creek
yesterday. She went fishing after dinner.
ana not returning search was instituted
The body was found at midnight The
IhorpeS came from Denver, where they
were prominent socially.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
BAILEY RUN TO
EARTH At LAST
Man Who SWindIed New York
Merchants in Jail al
Vancouver, B. c.

New York. June 30.-In the arrest at
Vancouver, B. c.. of a man who de-
scribed himself as Z. s. Kirkconnell, the
New York police believe they have
Francis G.. Bailey of this city. one time
president Of the Export Shipping COM
pany-
Bailey. after obtaining about S150.OO0
worth of general merchandise on @Tedit,
sailed for Honduras I'm the spring Of
last year where after his arrest and
while being brought back to this port,
he escaped during the nisht of Tuesday,
June 80, 1908, from the Norw egian
steamer, Utstein. and swan ashore at
Puerto Cortez, Honduras Lieutenant
Funston. at police headquarters. tonight
said the following dispatch had begn
received from the Vancouver police,
Bailey arrested. Don't start requfsi
ton papers. VIII wire later.-Mars-
den"
Newspaper dispatches tonight de-
scribe the arrested man as 'Kirkcon-
nell " and said he was wanted mere ON a
charge of grand larceny.
Bailey was president of the Export
Shipping company for nine years plior
to the spring of 1908. Tt VS. only after
Francis @ Bailey with his father. Al
belt ". Bailey, and Charles II. Myers
and Captain OXley had sailed on the
steamer Goldsboro, alter failing to pay
for the merchandise. that creditors
learned of the sudden dissolution of the
Export Shipping COmpany-
When the GOldsbOrO reached Puerto
Cortez. Honduras, the ships crew was
arrested and all were turned over by
Honduras to the United States govern
ment The prisoners, except Francis G.
Bailey. were brought here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
NEARING DEATH.

Chicago. June 9O.-Mayor Fred A. Busse.
VINO was operated on yesterday for APP
penqlcitls, had relapse tonight and ar
ed TO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
TOWN PARTLY BURNED.

Phoenix. Ariz.. June s0-A special dis
patch says that fire today DESTROYED the
commercial center Of the town OF Parker
on the Colorado river. The fire started i'm
a hotel kitchen. The loss is estimated At
S75.00G
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
TAFT SOUNDS
WARNING TO
THE Thinkers
Continued from Pare 1.

trip that while it was criticised at the
time, there is no single order of my pre-
deces sor-many of whose orders tended so
much TO the peace of the woTid-which, in
my judgment. tended so much to the
peace of the world, as the order BY which
ne sent around the World-not as messen-
gers Of war, but as messengers Of peace
those wonderful mechanisms known as
the sixteen battleships of the United
States.u
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
NO SALOON IN CITY
MAY KEEP OPEN LEGALLY

name Of F. c. Loofbourow, district at
torney, who was present, and said he
should take cOgnizance of all this per-
jury
This made more trouble. Mr.. Loot
borrow said he was present. not as
district attorney, but for client, the
firm Of Hanak & Rumph, who had
been in business at the same place for
ten years, had been law-abiding and
since the passing of the ordinance had
complied with it by buying their fix
lures. He argued that it was unfair to
shut them out.
Mr.. Stewart and the district attor-
ney mixed things a little. Mr.. Stewart
making the statement that they had
made affidavit that they owned the
fixtures five days before they had made
the purchase, and Mr.. LoOfbOurow re-
tahating warmly that the purchase
was made April l, and he had the re-
ceipt to prove it.
After this little byplay, Mr. Stewart
moved that the council adjourn. Mr..
Martin broke loose at this, and waving
his arms, delivered an excited Grafton
directed against COuncilmen Stewart
and Black. 1T has come to a pretty
pass" he said, that two members Of
this council can dictate to it and at
tempt to put citizens out of their bus
mess. What kind OF hierarchy IS
this you are running? The applications
of these twenty-fOUr men whom
Stewart and Black are trying TO turn
down were brought up here in three
different punches. and in the corner
were initialled. respectively, Salt Lake
Brewing company, Wagner Brewing
company ard Fisher Brewing compa
ny"
He tried to find the applications, but
they had disappeared, and nobody
seemed to know where they had gone.
Then he appealed to the reporters who
had seen them for confederation. Re
ceiving this. he proceeded;
Holds Up Whole Thing.
You are trying to take a fall out of
the breweries. but instead of that you
are really taking away the livelihood of
twenty-four citizens whose afHdavits
are surely better than Stewards word.
Why not give them a chance for their
life? They have made the proper afi-
davits. It Is up to us to show that they
are lying, and I don't believe that they
are. You will hear from me on this,
and I intend TO make you eat it. If a
single one Of the twenty-fOur men
whom the committee refused license are
put out of business, every single liquor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
EXCURSION TO ELY, NEW.
BY Oregon Short Line,

July ,. and Z. Return limit July 6.
Round trip, S1S.45. City ticket office,
POI Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
UNIONS DECLARED
TO Be IN CONFLICT

Washington. June 3O.-The right TO
organize a local union in any locality
where either organization has d local
union, was denied to both the InteTna-
tiOnaI Association of Steamfitters and
the United Association Of Plumbers, Gas
&. SteamfitJers at a meeting Of the
executive council of the building trades
section, American Federation of Labor
today. 1t was ordered that in Syracuse,
\. Y, Salt Lake City and Spokane,
Wash, the city declarations unseat local
unions organized in violation Of the de-
cision, and that for failure to do so, the
local federations be required to surren-
der their charters.
This action, il was explained here last
evening. was OccasiOned by a prior
agreement between the international or
CARNATIONS represented by both plumb
els and gas filters. that no local should
be formed consisting of either without
consent of both parties to any such ac-
ton.
Six weeks ago a union Of hot water.
steam and gas filters was organized in
salt Lake, with a membership of sixty
In place Of this size it is almost nee
essary that the plumbers and gas fit
tiers, whose work is much alike, belong
to an organization that will permit of
the plumber taking hold of a gas fit
teTs work when his season is slow. In
this way the plumbers and gas filters
are both kept busy at all seasons of the
year. It is said that there has never
been conflict between the plumbers
and gas filters in Salt Lake.
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private safe may be rented in the
FIRE and burglar proof vault of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co.. 30 I'D Main
street, $500 per year and upwards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
Lake 1 Din in the Lake

At Saltair today. Bathing never better
Good suits. Round trip 25c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
Take d Dip in the Lake

At Saltair today. Bathing never better.
Good suits. Round trip 25c.
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UTAH LIST APPROVED.
lsneciaI TO me Hsraldl


washington, d. C.. June 30.-The inter
for department has approved Utah school
indemnity list No 5 for 7,160 acres in sat
Lake land district
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Run From the Heat.

Go to Saltair and cool off in the lake
Round trip 25c.
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A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault Of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co., 80 up Main
street. $500 per year and upwards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-01
"Lsviathan" Restaurant

At Saltair. The best of everything at
city prices. Round trip 25c.
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MccIelIan's symphonv o-oh..,,.

i frae n.,l To-Day Sis to 715; fifty men.
T rec concert. Round trip 25c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-24
LA ESFERA
DE BERMUDEZ n HERMANOs Y CO.
Fortaleza 81.


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Evening journal., 1909-10-27
COLORED MAN THOUGHT
WHITES WANTED HIS "ROLL"

CHESTER. Pa. Oct GA colored man
almost ran into Upland station on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and asked
the agent II he could get a train south
within a few minutes. and as one was
about due he sat down to await its arri-
val. He told the agent that his home was
in Carpenter. Del. and that he had been
in Chester collecting rents from several
houses which he owns. and as proof OF
his statement he displayed a roll OF bills
which amounted to over 500 The man
said he had met two white men and that
they were waiting for him outside, and
that he believed that their object was TO
rob him. He had gotten rid OF them he
said by promising to return as soon as he
found out what time the trains left. When
the train pulled into the station q few
minutes later the two white men saw
him get aboard and stood watching the
train and shouting vile names after the
man who had outwitted them
Evening journal., 1909-10-27
A Fat Woman
Hates Soc:eiy

Fat people have TO get into clothes
that are designed for people OF normal
physique. The men wear dress suits
and look like comic PICTURES. The
women wear low necked dresses 10
their evident humiliation. This Is Why's
IL Is often sad that a fat woman hates
society. Fat is as much the mistake
Of poor health as anything else. The
things that make fat should be maxi
ing good blood, bone and nerves. The
secret is that the digestive machinery
Is out of gear. Tho juices make fat
in too large quantities. This fat i'm
pedes circulation, cramps the heart
suppresses the liver. crowds the lungs
and interferes with the stomach.
Marmola Tablets are harmless. They
are taken after each meal They help
digest that meal as nature Intended
II should be digested. They remove the
fat already made at the rate OF from
II to 10 ounces a day and they leave
no flabby skin or wrinkles. They are
sold wherever drugs are sold. OF I'm
the same category with harmful patent
fat producers. They contain Marmola
Cascara Aromatic and Peppermint watei
III you do not care 10 call upon your
druggist, send 20 cts. to The Marmola
Company. e79 Detroit. Mich, and the;
Twill send YOU a large, full size cast
by return mail in plain package post
laEe paid.
Evening journal., 1909-10-27
MAN NOW KNOWS WHY
WOMAN'S HATS COST so MUCH

CINCINNATI. Ohio, oct a7.--Mere man
has learned one reason why womens hats
cost so much. Il is because some Of the
women who make and sell the hats are
paid so much.
Referee in Bankruptcy Whitaker IN the
Federal Court fled his opinion in the case
OF fashionable millinery establishment
whose shop is in the sinton Hotel. In It
he notes that Miss Anna Z. Farren was
paid SIS a week as vice-president and
manager OF the millinery company and
Se5 a week more as forewoman and de-
signer Of hats. The referee decided that
Miss Farren is not entitled to the $500
which. she claims, is due her as a work.
woman He says Miss Farren could not
serve the company as vice-president and
manager and also claim a prior lien as
a workwoman.
The ruling is a new one. Judge Thomp-
son Of the Federal Court win pass on Il.
Evening journal., 1909-10-27
80 POND CABBAGE WILL
FED FAMILY OF TWENTY

BoSTN. Oct ga young restaurant
was bright into this city few days
ago inhe form Of a cabbage that is a
giant its class. And there is some
class Il, as it fills the top Of a good
sized ble and would make a meal for
20 farfes. The monster is fully three
feet iiheight and weighs nearly thirty
poundi II was raised in the garden Of
Aibert'odesce of Roslindaie.
The ed that this cabbage came from
has hetofore never been guilty OF any
such oduct and had been satisfied to
bring rth ordinary editions OF the veg
'etableh hat IS commonly embraced with
ne nae OF corned beef.
whe'the head grew in size Mr. To-
desce as about to cut it Off when he
noticethat, although it was larger than
any O the others. IL was not nearly
full gRn and allowed II 10 remain on
its stk and awaited its fun growth.
he excited the head would be a large
one. / never anticipated that II would
becon what il really did. After wait
ing SERIAL weeks and seeing that the
head as stii enlarging. he cut away
the grounding plants 10 allow II tc
have iQ.ugh room for its srowth.
Evening journal., 1909-10-27
SMITH BUILDING
IS TRANSFERRED
Big Market Street Property
Goes to Charles c. Kurtz
Agent For Others

The transfers Of reai estate recorded
In the office OF the city registry clerk this
week. includes the Smith Building in Mar
ket street. between Sixth and Seventh.
According 10 tho record, tho property was
acquired By Charles c. Kuriz a real es-
tate agent. but It IS understood that he
bought for other parties, one Of whom is
reported to be snelienburg and Company.
Mr.. Kurtz will make no announcement
about It. The consideration is $4,000.
A complete list of the transfers follow
Charles Elmer Smith and Ella Sparks
smith 70 Charles c. Kurtz. Smith Build
Ing. Nos. SO and Go IL Market street.
$4,000.
Anna l.. Dorsey to Samuel Mcpherson,
southslde OF Eighth street, e feet west
of Locust. $1,000. Tho same property by
Samuel Mcpherson to Anna l.. Dorsey.
$1,000
Thomas Dugan and wife TO Lizzie Comfy,
dwelling on the east side OF Kirkwood
street. 2iS feet north Of Tenth. s1is5.
North Side improvement Company to
David L. Topkis. southeasterly side OF
Madison street, 10 feet northeast from
Twcnty-second street, H5oo.
"
Asel stiles and wife TO Pusey p.
Brown. dwelling on north side OF -Four.
teenth street, 90 feet east of Railroad
avenue. $3.50.
Anna Mary Hope to Pusey 7. Brown
dwelling on northside Of Fourteenth
street 141\ feet west Of Marsh Road. sl05O
Mary c. Crossley to John a. Porter
dwelling on the northeast corner Of Sew
enth and Monroe streets, $500.
Guy Y. Wright and wife to Jamel
Smith. dwelling at the west side Of Nor
row street. between Eighth and Nintl
streets. Slc.
Clifton r. Askew TO emma T. Searles
No. Sas Lombard street, $500.
The same property by Emma 7. Searie
and husband 10 Lester +. Short, 800.
william B. Mason to Mary E. Dinsmore
No. 1917 Shailcross avenue. s. 100.
Mary Z. Marsden and Frank Marsder
executors OF Christopher S. Marsden. I
Philip 4. Lynch. west side Of Rodne
street. III feet south OF Delaware avenue
si40o.
Wilmer T. Nields. ct al. executors 0
Joseph S. ouarii. 10 Adelaide /. Nield'
south side Of Twelfth street. 50 feet cast G
Lincoln. h25o.
; Letita Dougherty north side Of Six
, teenth street, l6o feet east Of Greenhi
avenue. $3.50.