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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. NDORsED ~PRO-
posals for Hospital Buildings" WI b -oossred
At tho Bureau Of Yards and Docks. Navy DeUar.
ment Washington. until II O'Clock A. n. NAY 4
lse. and then and there publicly opened for Con
struct1ng conuGlous ward building sick oEcsrs
quarters. mslaeursss quarters female nursss car-
ters nedtzl o1ios-s quarters and two quarters for
ofaccrs * the Naval Hospital Washingt1n D. C.
Plans and specification Can be obtained On auplica-
ton 70 the burean. r. c. HOLIDAY. Chief q
B1rezl. April g. lSa aue1s
PROP0SALS-U. s DEPARTMENT or AGRT-
culture, 'O1ce q ths Se=ez-y. Washinztoc. D. O.
Ar-l ;, Eoe.-Sealed proposals VII be received az
the oc3cs q the Dishursing Clerk until n N
TUESDAY. Ap-l D. 1915 Tor h1rnishing labo- and
material and installing plumbing feIureA suecifca-
uo1s snd fun infozmation furnished o. supsiczriou
% The DishErSing Ciezk- Bids ulnss Be saslsd and
ADDRESSED 70 the Secretary Of AgTic1ltre In socrd-
ance With the instructions given On schedule.
JAMES WILSON. Secretary. ugs.E
o. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. SD ITTH ST. NV,
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gates. WITH Opeatng ucChEoizn, and curtain
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LOST AND FOUND.

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LEGAL NOTICES.

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WOOD, COAL, AND COKE.

A. BROWNING LINCOLN AVE. AND sEAroN
place ne: broken CT furnace coal. per too. $50;
white ash eSg. store. and CHESTNUT. s6Ts pea coal
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OUR NON-MEDICAL HEALING BY ENFORCED
CIRCULATION fthe Vacuum Treatment) cures
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

MEssRs O. D, PENNEBAKER. SURVIVING
partner Of c. D. Pennebaker and John Paul Jones
Charles F. Car1si. and Eugene A. Jones have ~
moved their law Offices from Isl T e. and the
Commercial National Bank Building 70 the new o.
fees Of PENNEBAKER. CARUSI JONES.
rooms 20 TO 20. in the Metropolitan National
Bank Building. a3 18th ST nv. Telephones Main
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

$500 WORTH OF OLD GOLD SILVER. AND
diamonds wanted for spot cash OF In exchange f0r
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PAY THE HIGHEST Cash PRICES FOB
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT PER CENT
On watches. diamonds and jrwelrT.
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Bonded broker, ssS Ninth a NJ
Old gold. silver. and pawn tickets bought for casA.
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WANTED ROOMS.
PERSONAL.

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call any hour you say l. TARSHEs. lSOs Tth 81
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

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Apply 70 II. ". SCHAUB. with GOLDENBERG'S 5.
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SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.

CHAlIBERNAID AND WAITRESS-RY EXPE
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aid Office. 100
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MALE & FEMALE HELP WANTED
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Have positions for
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Bright Boys. over IS years of age. bundle wrap
pers, bundle collectors, wagon boys
Good chances for advancement where ability is
shown. Apply before 70 a. m
apou
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FARMS WANTED.

WOULD LIKE A FARM OF 100 TO 500 ACRES
within 80 niiss Of Washington. suitable FOR stock
and general faEniag; wish fair improvements and
good water; send fun description and how 70 resch
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once. los
haTe a number q clients wishing farms a 10
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Owners wishing to seil address al once
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WANTED-A GOOD WHITE WOMAN IN A
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apartments. Address BOX (, Herald of1ce. 90
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WANTED PREPARERS: NONE
bat experienced need apply. I. Il. SUMMERS.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
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bath: reasonable Call ls3 e NV. 10
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-31
RECORDS OF JOCKEYS
FOR THE PAST WEEK

Jockey form in a horse race IS consid-
cred nv the technical followers OF the
snort to he lust as essential knowledge 10
he used in picking probable winners as
horse form It is common knowledge that
a moor Jockey Ofttimes cannot make the
host horse win, while il is just as true
that very often a good jockey can Win
with a poor horse because OF MS super
Tor riding. 30.
--st progressed long enough to give al
fbe bovs a chance and the showing made
nv them the first week Of the meet uoes
not necessarily demonstrate theE su-
periority or inferiOrity, because the va
Tietv of mounts given each boy mas not
been enough to strike an average prop
Sullivan. who has ridden the most
mounts has also ridden the greatest num-
her of winners He has ridden Hereafter
twice to victory, brought home the money
twice with Col. White and won the same
number of times with Fore. his otlei
winning mount was Ak Sar Ben kuhz
| who is in second place, has been 0gihs
some excellent riding. nelson rlG IIil
has been of exceptionally high qualty
ne has had fewer mounts than some oil
| the other boys, but when he has rlud5l
| them in to first money ne mas usuaHS
! demonstrated remarkable ability IN nan
| sling horses. This was especially wei
| shown in his handling OF Light hhlsh
md Salvage a few days ago.
| Heinie Radtke the tiniest Jockey OF Ih'
| br1nch has been riding well and sports
/ men are predicting that he VIII make
| renutation for riding that Will excel ina
/ IF his brother. Herman Radtke-
! The records Of the jockeys Tor the NEE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-31
MOULTON AFTER
CHICAGO MEET
Well Known Coast Coach Says
Stanford viii Take West
ern Conference.

The crack Stanford track team which
defeated the B. Y. university by a score
of 6gJk to 50Jh at Provo last Wednesday
should win the western conference that
will be held at Chicago next week. Dad
Moulton, the coach OF the Stanford team,
who is recognized as one of the best au-
thorities on track athletics in the country,
gives this information in the following
statement, which he has prepared for The
Herald
From the Stanford team that defeated
the University of California seven men
have been picked who will represent the
western school in Chicago and these ath-
iat5S are among the best that have been
developed in the west They are Reed,
hundred and two-tWenty; Wyman, quar-
ter mile; Miller, half mile; Crawford,
weights; Horton, weights and high hur-
dies, WOTthingtOn, mile and two mile, and
Scott, pole vault, and Stafford depends on
these men to win enough points to win
the conference, in which the best colleges
of the middle west viii compete
Speaking of Stanford s chances, Dad
MOulton says: Stanford has a fair
chance of taking thirty points and it IS
pretty sure that our athletes will score
twenty-five points, which should be
enough to win the meet. The team thai
went to Chicago last year met with some
hard luck. Miller had to stay out of the
half-mile because of an injured foot anc
our man who was in the lead in the higf
hurdles struck the next to the last huT
die and fell In spite of this, we scored
twenty points and twenty-four won tbs
meet. This year the Stanford team il
| stronger, so our chances for winning tbs
meet are exceptionally good.
In the sprints we have a good chance
/ for a first and a second. with Reed. anC
at the worst. he should take two sec
onds which would score six points. W
should take the quarter-mile with Wyman
our fifty flat man, and in the $50 Male
/ will probably score five more points. H
/ recently established a new coast recon-
4 in the meet with California of 1;5l 10. "
/ do not expect to start anyone in the mile
| but in the tWO-mile WOrthingtOn can rul
| this distance in ten minutes flat, OF bet
ter, and should win at least three points
! I'm the field events we ought to scOr
/ at least fifteen points. Horton puts tn
/ shot over fOrty-three feet, which is goo
| for a third and possibly a second. CraW
ford, with a put of over forty-fOur fee
( should take first He also has a recOT
of l54 feet inches in the hammer, whiC
/ should be good for five points. Stoti
/ the broad jumper who joins US in Chi
/ cagO, should take al least one point j
that event and Scott is probably good fo
a first in the pole vault.
This gives us about thirty points an
/ if some fail at least twenty-five. whic
ought to win the meet. We find tha
dual meets are harder to win with
small team of seven men than the bi
4 conference. There IS not a college in tn
middle west that could defeat US with I'll
/ same number OF men. Our men are
| good shape, we have a strong team, an
we go there intending to win the meet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-31
IE IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
DECORATION DAY
SPORTS IN EAST
Harvard and Cornell Annual
Boat Race viii Be Held
Today.

Decoration day events in New York City
include the spring regatta on the Harlem
river, in which rowing clubs from Phila-
delphia. Baltimore and other cities viii
contend: q Marathon at Brighton beach
and the spring games Of the lrish-Ameri-
can Athletic club at Celtic park we
appearance of Gus Bender, the California
runner, in the Brighton Marathon is
awaited with interest, as the Westefnef
has been hailed as a second St Yves he
is credited with having gone the Marathon
distance in the west over a hllly road IN
2:42.S0. Red Hawk, an Indian, another
newcomer in the metropolitan section, wiz
also compete, while DOrando, Long, oal
and Fred Simpson viii represent TIE oio
guard.
will be the rowing race between Harvard
and Cornell Fights on Cayuga lake az
Ithaca or Monday
Horse racing in the east VIII snlIt rom
Belmont park this week to the Brooklyn
Jockey clubs course at GraVesen nd. IhuIs-
dav will be the opening day, Wnen lhe
Brooklyn handicap will be decided Ina
stake, though sadly reduced having Deen
cut from $4,000 10 5000, viii still attract
a fine field of thorOughbreds. James X
/ Keenes Celt, last years winner OF tne
stake is considered sure starter anu
probably will be the favorite-
l King James, Jack Atkins, Fttzneroeft I
/ Joe Madden, High Private and Wise Ma
/ son probably will start ~,
! on Saturday the yachting world Will
| turn its attention to motor boats and sail
I ing yachts with the start Of the New
/ Y0rk-to- Bermuda ocean contests A cur
/ for the winner Of the motor boat race mas
/ hen donated by James Gordon Bennett
and five motor boats have entered for the
! S5O-mile sea race. Eight sailing yacht-
| will contest for the cup for sailing craft
Ten automobiles are expected 70 SCI
/ Tuesday afternoon on the long trans
continental run from New York 70 Seattle
for the prize offered by Robert Guggen
] Inf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-31
sALE oF RuNNlNe HOSES.

Harry Slower of the Eenilworth stock
farm Of California, winner of the largest
amount OF stake money at the Ogden
meeting, has announced that his stable OF
Twelve fast horses, now at the local race
track, will be sold at public sale on Sat
uilay at noon. Slower string includes
some OF the best mOney-getters at the
track. and the result Of the sale will be
watched with interest.
Among The horses in StOver's string are
seventh the horse that broke the world S
record on a half-mile track for four and
eAe-nalf tgriongsi Native Son, the crack
Saul1Tnla Splinter, and Warfare. the fast
--ltaI-Q.d. The others of the stable to
e- sold are Invader, Elevation. Bonfils.
Nli-l EQdd, Endurer. Big EldoradO, r
street Buck-em Lucky and Mary Dees.
AE Slower is retiring from his racing
interests IN salt Lake because Of ill-
-te-Jl. Tie Will retain his stable at Butte
ana continue breeding fast horses az the
Wentworth stock farm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-31
LOCAL BASEBALL GAMES.

The Lucky Nine defeated the Poplar
Grove team yesterday by a score of ~ to
/. The winners: Spry, c.; Bywater, p;
b. Spry, / b.; Williams, b.; Simpson, 3
b.: Dyer, s s.; Barlough, J. f.; Martin, C.
f.; Parry, T. T.
The WeHs-Fargo team defeated the
Utah Fuel Company team yesterday by
a score of L to 10. The batteries were
Lewis and Williams; Schultz and john
SON
The North Salt Lake team defeated the
Fort Douglas team at Fort Douglas yes
terday by a score of Is to p
The Fifth Ward baseball team defeat
ed the Birren NewsbOys yesterday by d
score Of IS to g.
Bert Margetts Independent team de-
feated the Murray team at Walkers yes
terdav BY score of 3 10 2 The batteries
we're: For Margetts team. Price and
Lumley; for Murray, Heusser and Swee-
ney.
The owl league team wishes a game
with any amateur team in the city. Its
lineup is: Gill, c.; Neal, p; Reid, l b.
SDidel. b.; MOuntfOrd. b.; Mitchell.
Richards r. f.; Steadman. m. f
Yesrslv. / f. Manager y. J. Spidel, ZIG
North Second West. would like to hear
from managers wanting games.
The Wagner baseball team won from
the harrington Hail team by a score OF
10 to yesterday afternoon at Wegener
resort
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-31
DUNN IN GOOD STANDING.

Judge Blum last evening denied that
the methods of J. B. Dunn while racing
in Ogden were questioned.
Mr. Dunn has never been ruled off a
track under the jurisdiction of the Pacific
Hockey club he said. During the Og-
den meet there was nothing done by Mr..
Dunn that could be construed as any viO-
lation of the rules Of the meet. 1 think
the Salt Lake track is the only one from
which he has ever been barred. l do not
know why he has been barred from this
track. but I understand it is because OF
a personal quarrel between Mr.. Finn and
Mr.. Dunn. He is certainly in good stand
ing on authorized tracks"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-31
The HERALD'S SPORTING PAGE [
Leading Local Sporting Events Today

10 a. ny NJ c. A. en-me Marathon
and finishes a Y. M. c. A.
1880 m-Lagoon road
Observation train leaves Lagoon before
2 p m-Utah handicap and running fair
s5 msa Palace track bicycle for the
son.
sasebasat Lake plays Butte double Boise plays
Helena double Wal
kes field at $3.50 Ball the around
the city
Gol-Al day Country
Tenns-AI day a city.
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Butte.

+Batted for McAdams In nlnth.
salt Lake -.--....--0 ~
Butte -. .......0 0 0 0 %
Summary: Left on bases-Butta, Z; Salt
Lake. T. Stolen bases-HammOnd, Turk,
Head, Mcintosh. Flick. COrbin, 2 Whal-
ing. Iussi Sacrifice hit-GOOdman. Two
base hits-GOOdman, Elsey. Ihree-odse
-hit-Nehring. Double play-Whaling to
Flick Innings pitched-By McAdams, 9;
BY Annis, g Base hits-Off McAdams, s;
off Annis. 9. Struck Out-By McAdams, 4;
by Annis, 5. Bases on balls-Ott Nc
Adams. .: off Annis, T. Wild pitch-An-
mis-. Hit by pitched ball-By McAdams, l.
Time-Two hours. Attendance-l,lOO. UNI
pire-Carney.
The Wagner brewery team defeated the
Harrington Hall at Wagner's brewery yes
terday by a score of 10 TO 9. The same
two teams meet again in the same place
today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-31
ANNUAL BALLOON
RACE STARTS SATURDAY

Indianapolis Ind. May o.-The annual
national balloon race of the Aero club
ot America viii start from the Indian
apO.is automobile speedway next Satur-
day afternoon. Twelve entrants are
scheduled TO contest for the trophy to be
given TO the balloon pilot that covers the
longest distance The Aero club of In
aana on Saturday will start a free-fOr-
all race, for which Carl q. Fisher OF this
city offers a cup to the pilot staying up
.n the air the longest period.
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Mrs. wInsIow's Soothing Syrup

has been used for YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING, with PEREE CE
sITCCESS II SOOTHES the CHILD.
SOFTENS the GUMS ALLAfs az
1GTN CTTRFg WIND collie. and is the
be Str remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold BY
IJ,r-T,1zeists in every part Of the world Be
s1Ire and ask for Mrs. Winslows Sooth-
- SWIM" and take no other kind.
rs 5rrLS,ev7fyy-ffve cents a bottle. GUARAN-
FEED UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUG
ACT June go, 1906. SERIAL NUMBER
iO9s
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CosE CUP RACE.

Dncasc. May 50-Ten high power rae
ns automobiles rave already been en-
,s-ed for the Cobe cup race, which will be
.-1 over the Crown Point-Loweu course
--teE The auspices Of the Chicago Auto
...-l--e club on June 10. In addition TO the
Nm ears entered in the main event, eleven
..'.t nave been nominated 10 compete
~ te event for smaller machines to be
-- me day preceding, over the same
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EASTERN EXCURSIONS.
Via Oregon Short Line.

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~ IS and IS See agents for rates 20
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