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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
SOUTH EAST BENCH
A HIVE OF IN.UjTRY
improvements ON Varioas Ncw Addi-
tions In Full Swing With Forces
or Men at Work,

improvements ON the southeast
bench continue 60 command much at
teution Al the cxtreme south, Kim
bal ana Richards continue tner ih-
movements ot Highland Fark WIN uh
aDated vigor ILrtntr norm Bunsl.e
IrOthcrs nave just competed adli-
tlonal work u luyiIs celu-ut sidewalks
Ga Wcatm. uster HD.lhts even greater
activity is found iu tuc 800" Jislilrt ut-
tween Tenth and Eleventh south
streets ANA from Thirteenth t1 fHt-
teeuth East streets Almost this cn-
tie district b. made 60 ut Loei'y
Heights and Emerson Heights. ANA
lnors0n Heights Second addition 10
Liberty Heights cement sideN dlht'
curbs and cutters are being ltld tol
Ashton-Jt nhi1s company. a nuhneI Oh
houses with modern improvements are
in course OF construction. streets are
being graded and altogether every thihs
has "a lively appearance.
The streets OF Emerson Heights were,
last fall graded Co city grades aud aie
in splendid condition except where torn
IN for the city water mains now being
laid The cement work Dr. being done
In Liberty Heights. Cement side
walks. for the George NJ. Cannon
company, who are the owners 'i
this beautiful addition, are uh-
Der contract TO Carl +. Buehner
Walks were last fan completed on
Fourteenth and Fifteenth East streets.
and on Eleventh South street ana
Roosevelt avenue This week five foot
cement sidewalks are being laid ON
Kensington avenue. and viii next ho
laid on Emerson. and then on Bryan
and Logan avenues. which viii com
plete the work In emerson Heights.
A novel feature Us found tu the pro-
vision which the owners have made
for watering the fine young trees plant
cd along these avenues This con-
slsts OF six-inch drain tiles which are
bedded under the cement walks. az the
Intersection Of every corner In THIS
way a small stream Of water can be
furnished along every row OF trees.
Both the George NJ. Cannon company
The owners of the street and the Titan
Nursery company who furnished the
hardwood shade trees in front Of every
lot in Emerson Heights are particularly
proud OF the effect The trees are
Norway naples. and Mr.. cannon says
are the finest lot OF shade trees he
ever bought The leaves as they frst
come out are red. but this tint grad
uslly changes 20 beautiful dark
green. The greatest advantage or
such trees as compared with quicker
growing softwoods Is that the older
they get the more beautiful they be-
come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
KLAMATH FALLS.

Considerable interest Is being mani
tested by pedestrians IN the beautiful
I'll painting In the front window OF the
Felt building. 1t shows klamath Fails.
Or. In a surprisingly accurate manner
and Is exhibited by the klamath ran
DeveIopment company. klamath Falls
which is midway between San Fran
.isco and Portland Is without doubt
destined 70 be one Of the largest cities
N the west II already Is reached BY
one railroad and four moro are IN
course Of construction. The territory
in the vicinity OF klamath FAILS, Is
remarkably fertile, being not ohly
.anahie of producing most satisfactory
cereal crops but also Of supplying 20
300 600 900 feet OF timber. which II cut
AZ the rate OF 1000 feet a day would
give employment for $50 years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
CONSIDERABLE ACTIVITY
IN NORTH BENCH PROPERTY

North bench property has been NOV
ing Of during the week with remark
able rapidly. Two sales were made
10 sight-seers visiting salt Lake. last
Wednesday. These gentlemen were so
taken with the location Of the north
bench as we'll as the attractive bum
galow homes. that they unhesitatlngly
purchased the two referred TO. The
building up OF north bench has done
more to advertise Salt Lake as home
city than anything else that has ever
transpired In the real estate line.
The Salt Lake Security and Trust
Company has let contracts for the
erection OF several other bungalow
homes to be built on the north bench.
These bungalows n Is promised will be
marked by durability OF construction.
beautiful I'm architectural design and
thoroughly modern in every respect.
KNIT GARMENTS. 9Oc AND UP.
Cutler Quality. SO Main St.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
MILFORD BLOSSOMS OUT
AS DISTRIBUTING POINT

Within a few blocks OF the railroad
station OF Milford Is a large tract Of
land which was recently transferred
from former state Senator A. 3. Lewis
10 y. r. Walling & CO.. and which has
now been placed on the market for
building and fruitgrowing The thriv-
ing little city Of the south. called by
some "The Twin Falls Of Utah" has
recently greatly increased it's CONNER
cial Importance by becoming the dis
tributing point for the Beaver Irrlga-
ton Land & Power company's huge
50,000-acre project, and for a territory
heretofore undeveloped in that par
ticular vicinity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
MORE BUSINESS BLOCKS
PLANNED FOR SALT LAKE

one OF the evidences OF the perman
,nt advancement Of the city Is the ten
aency TO construct mammoth business
str,,ctures OF the finest material SO
confident are local merchants that they
NiIlinglv erect upon leased ground In
come cases. situated only on the verge
81 the present retail district.
During the past week the work OF
clearing out and extending the founda-
lions OF the Peery building at the cor
ner OF Third South and West Temple
VAS begun. and within 30 days the
superstructure win be well under way.
Plans for the building are. now being
made by Architect Irving Goodfellow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

Nearly all Of the shops and factories
are already located on the west side.
and therefore such sites as Fells North
park are intended for the mechanics
home. Within eight minutes walk OF
the "Onequa" school, I'm a neighbor-
hood. already noted for the beauty OF
It's verdure, Felrs North park takes
It's place among the close In additions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
MILL CREEK WATER
TURNS BIG WHEELS

Within a few months the power
plant of the Mil Creek Power company
In Mil Creek canyon will be sending
out $500 horsepower 10 the mines and
shelters of the valley. A reservoir
has been built by the company five
miles up the canyon, and from this a
pipe line runs down the side Of the
canyon at a gentle slope. The water
will be turned into n drop tube at tho
mouth and In the 1000 feet Of this tube
win develop power enough 10 run two
gigantic water wheels, each generat-
ing 300 horsepower,
The electric current viii be carried
by high tension wire 10 Midvale. where
a win light the city and furnish power
for tho u. s. smelter. The total cost
Is about 100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
Willy pAY MORE

WHY PAY MORE.
WE WILL FURNISH YOU THE
lots and build you n 20 I room cottage
from 400 20 81 100. $50 cash, balance
like paying rent
Come IN and see the plans.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY,
G. W. Ord South St.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
Salt Lake Realty offers Good investments

600 In sales a year Durip, o..
20 days this firm has closed desi past
gregating SOS. 600 with $50. 900 aJJi,, @s'
AZ sales pending that might ygoii On
added to this sum as deposits m t,oe
me bargains have been made ,1,., o.ua
this last named $4,000. giving ,rsv..ltnf
ally a total for the past 40 dsv.
tzoe,oo0 In sales. And this ls the go. W,
or the work Of only i've statesmen ''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

HALLoRAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
70 Real Estate 900 Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

LIST YOUR PROPERTY ExcLU-
sively with US We will sell Il at onca
A. n. HUMPHREYS. Is W and SO. 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

WHY PAY RENT.
$40 per month, Apply 10 owner. 40 Tenn
brick house on the west side for only
$50 per conth. Apply 10 owner, 40 Tenn
pleton Bldg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14

W W yalsaihs nave been made. coyorirl
tnis last named $4,000. giving prac,it
s Ely total for the past 40 DAYS y,
f25s,000 In sales. And this Is me o.
OF the work Of only nvc statesmen
Stop Paying
Rent
n you build under our EASY TERMS
plan, you can, live in your own foms
instead of caying "a high rent 10 I,e IT,
somebody cisc's house. d"
Do You Own Che Lot
or make an equivalent cash pavmsrt
our architect viii DESIGN The plans to
your liking, without COO, 10 you ana "
VIII erect the homo giving won nm $3.50
nntee for rs quIlty You need rr,Es H
further pa ymcnts until tho house b. -
Lritetea ana ready Tor yen 90 move into
rhcn YOU stop paving rent 60 your INA.
lord. aud apply it as ;,nrt payment =,
your own home instead
INVESTIGATE NOW
And it won't be long before You viii
stop paying rent
BURT g. CARLQUIST
HOME BUILDERS.
Real Estate, Mortgage Loans. Insurance
SUITE 30i FELT BUILDING
PHONES 80
mot THE CHEAPEST. BUT THE
BEST FOR THE MONEY"
EMERSON HEIGHTS.
on THE BROW OF THE EAST
BENCH.
CITY WATER.
STREETS GRADED PERFECTLY
NORWAY MAPLE (hardwood) sHADF
TREES
CEMENT SIDEWALKS.
GOOD BUILDING RESTRICTIONS
We make II rule not TO publish nsrs,
Of our purchasers. but will gladly -.
you the names OF all who have bongb,
that you may see the kind OF nslghbor,
20 expect.
IT LOOKS NOW AS IF EVERY LOT
WILL BE SOLD BEFORE JUNE /
WE HAVE STILL MANY OF orrp
BEST LOTS. DO NOT DELAY. LET us
SHOW YOU THE PROPERTY.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

Mdwnter tennis Southern California is This has
tried proved the OF the Hotel Maryland
Pasadena City Tennis club the racket wders OF the
local courts and to the complete of the 1000 peo
pie crowded the beachers surrounding the Maryland cmens
The ideal tourna
program which presented there dis
appointments every tennis of enthusiast for
tennis as payed Southern California than before.
Of the afternoon between Miss May Sutton and
her sister Florence although repetition OF te-won story May
wins" gave the spectators plenty thrills especially when Flor
lead pressed her champion sister to the fastest
pace Rally round after round of applause Flor
ence used her orehand chops excellent advantage
and kept the world the Mays forehand drive
endurance and placing ability hand however the
result was have long foretod
the form which he showed on Fri
dv although at times he compelled extend himself to
take deciding point The Longwood winner has many faults
He admits it. from the which amazed the
local fans last year wonderful yet he has revealed possibilities OF
even greater things he recognizes his faults and keeps
eppng ayyay will ultimately develop into that superior
being Which champion, William Larned propheed-
beater.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
LAFFERTY TWIRLS
WAY TO VICTORY
Former High School Star Lets the
Leland Giants Down with
Four Scattered Hits

I.afferty, former Poly high school
star was some bear cat at Vernon
yesterday afternoon when he let the
Leland Giants down with four scat
tered hits, only one of which went Tor
an extra base. with the bingles well
scattered the youngster was able to
shut his opponents out, the McCor-
micks in the meantime gathering in
quartet of bell ringers for their por-
tion. At that williams, bending them
over for the dark complexioned gents.
was not so bad, but a couple of mis-
plays were thrown in by his support
ers to help the Shamrocks on to vic
tory.
The first score for McCormicks came
in the opening round, after the Giants
were retired without successfully nego-
tiating the threatened base circuit.
Carlisle was the first to face Williams
and he drew four bad ones. Breen's
out sent him along and with Bernard
out via the fan route Daley brought
him over with a blngle to left.
In the sixth three more came to the
Shamrocks. Breen walked and stole
while Bernard was waiting for his
pass. Daley sacrificed, and when
Johnson's toss to Selden was muffed,
Breen scored and Bernard went to
the far corner. From there it was easy
to tally on Howard's single to right.
on which Ivan galloped to third when
the ball got by Ball to the fence.
Lindsay fouled to Winston and How
ard scored the final tally after the
catch.
The teams will line up in morning
and afternoon trays today. With nine
tenths of the population of San Pedro
street roofing for them the Giants
promise to at least break even. Yes
terday's numbers:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
.FAVORS TRAINING FOR
BIC LEAGUE UMPIRES
Course of Treatment to Brighten
Optics Is in Store if Mag
mates Are Agreeable

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Spring training
for umpires is the latest innovation to
be proposed in baseball secretary
Treasurer Charles G.. Williams of the
Chicago Nationals is the man behind
the idea, and President Murphy Will
he asked to present the motion before
the annual session of the National
league December 13 in New York.
"The players are required to put IN
FIVE or six weeks of hard practice In
the south every spring" said Mr.. VIII
liams sand if the club owners deem
it proper to send their athletes away
for the purpose of Frightening up their
batting eyes, why wouldn't it be good
idea to give the umpires a. like course
of treatment?
1T stands to reason the men VINO
handle the indicators are bound to be
a little bit off form as regards the
judgment of balls and strikes, espe-
cially after idling through the months
of winter and early spring.
consequently these officials ire
quently are called upon to render de-
cisions on curve balls of every variety
in the early spring when as a matter
of fact these arbiters have lived all
winter far from the scene of any ball
games. Why not ask the umpires TO
get busy a month or so before the
championship season is set in motion
for the purpose Of reacquainting them
selves with the rules and the various
curves?"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
FIELDS
IN PERFECT FORM
American League Figures Show
Former Angel Leads Bunch
by ErrorIeSS Performance

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Hauser of Phil
adelphia was the leader of first base
men in the American league baseball
fielding averages made public today.
He played in 29 games, with record
Of 1000 per cent. Stovall of Cleveland,
in 12S games, had the highest number
of outputs to his credit, 1404, with a
percentage of 1888.
Collins of Philadelphia leads the sec
ond basemen with 1853 games, 402 put
outs and a percentage of $40. baJoie
of Cleveland is his close second, with
149 games. 3S7 putouts and a percent
age of 1866.
Conroy of Washington leads with
third basemen, his record being 81
putouts in 4S games, with a percentage
of 961.
Turner of Cleveland leads the short
stops, with "a games, 1874 putouts and
a percentage of 1913.
Easterly of Cleveland has a percent
age of 1000 among the outfielders, hav-
ing played in 30 games with 80 put
outs and FIVE assists.
|. Pitchers who fielded 1000 are Young
OF Chicago, Fanwell of Cleveland,
Manning Of New York, Adkins of Phil
adelphia and Killian of Detroit.
Among the catchers Donahue of Bos-
ton and Philadelphia alone had per-
feet record.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
SPORTING GOSSIP

decided to resume their annual rowing
contests, the Cardinal aggregation to
shoulder the financial side of it with
a $100 contribution from Blue and Gold
pockets. In addition to the intercol-
legiate match, which was formerly a
regular feature, the crews Will have
a chance to compete against the
Washington university team at Lake
Washington, and also against the San
Diego and Sacramento rowing clubs.
Besides the usual spring sports that
occupy the attention of the students
after the holidays soccer football
promises to occupy a prominent place
on the sports calendar at the Untver-
sity of California. The game itself Is
interesting to watch and the practice
1t gives in dribbling Is valuable for
Rugby. Stanford and Nevada sanction
the soccer, idea and games will be
played with them, though not on the
same intercollegiate basis as Rugby.
The southern colleges are supposed TO
be strong for the sport and besides the
Olympic and Barbarian soccer league
Of San Francisco, Pomona, Occidental
and the University of Southern Cali
fornia may furnish competition.
Death has brought sorrow into the
homes Of two ball players we'll known
to local fans. BY the death of Buck
Francks father both he and Kid Moh-
Ter are affected. for the latter is mar
ried to Franck's sister. Because of his
father-in-law's demise Mohler was
forced to withdraw from the lineup Of
the Doyles and will not play during the
present series of the team in San
Diego.
Johnny Thompson won another heat
in the Antipodes yesterday, stopping a
boy named McLagen in the fifth round
of a scheduled twenty-act scrap. Ac-
cording to reports 5000 boobs turned
out to see the cycloneless Sycamore
goat butt his opponent around the ring.
Thompson is still keeping his pose Of
bein ga lightweight, but any welter
can get on the scales and make less of
an impression.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
CHICAGO CELTS NAME
DATE OF BIG MEETING
New York Irish-American Club to
Send Nice Representation
for Windy City Games

CHICAGO, Dec 3.--Members of the
Chicago Irish American Athletic club
have announced their first big indoor
meet, to be held January IA in the
Seventh Regiment arrnory.
The New York Irlsh-American A. c.
will again send Sheridan, McGrath,
Flanagan and Shepard, as we'll as
many more good men of the east, to
compete against the teams that will
be entered by the western organiza-
tions.
Squads of athletes from all over the
country will be entered in the meet
and the competition will be the keen
est ever seen at an indoor meet in this
part of the country. Every event usu-
ally seen in indoor meets VIII be on
the program, and it is purposed to
bring together the best aggregation or
athletic stars in America.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
LOCAL RUGBY|TES
WIN FROM POMONA
Los Angeles High School Athletes
Finally Defeat Old Rivals
and Take Championship

POMONA, Dec. 3.-In an exciting
game between the Los Angeles and
Pomona high schools, played in Clare
mont this afternoon, the interscholastic
rugby championship of Southern Cali
fornia was won by the former by a
score of to 0.
The game was played in 35-minute
halves, and it was in the first half that
the visiting team made the play which
won them the game. Pomona tried for
a penalty kick to the goal but failed.
Los Angeles was successful In the same
kind of play, scoring 3.
In the second half the game was well
played and even, McI<im, Graf and
Heath of Pomona making splendid
plays which kept the score down. Dis
putes between Referee Higgins and
Coach Noble of Los Angeles marked
the second half.
The largest crowd ever witnessing a
Pomona high school game gathered on
the college grounds long before game
was called. The superintendent of the
Salt Lake of Los Angeles with party
came in a private car to watch the
sport.
Todays game played off tie between
the two teams the former scores being
8 to 3 and to 0.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
bLoLOUGHLIN VS.. MACE
First Gaf

sutton drew bye; Miss Marian Toedt
defeated Miss Alice Farley 3-6' -
f-1; Miss Florence Sutton drew bye;
Miss Fanny Rowan defeated Mrs. W.
Widdowson, IS, 2--6, 6-S; Mrs Gil
bert Harvey defeated Mrs. B. M. stick
rod, GO, Cd; Mrs. B. O. Bruce ore"
First round-Miss sherk defeated
Miss McCament, 6-1, 10, 60; Miss
May Sutton defeated Miss Toedt 6-L,
60: Miss Florence Sutton defeated
Miss Rowan, 6-1, 6--3; Mrs, Harvey
defeated Mrs. Bruce by default.
Final round-Miss May Sutton de
feated Miss Florence Sutton, 6-3, 6-S.
The tennis players were guests of
the Hotel Maryland at banquet given
i'm the private dining room of the ho-
tel last evening. Covers were laid for
about fifty people. The table was dec
GRATED with ferns and roses, while the
prize won at the tournament were
given prominent places on the banquet
board. Miss May Sutton occupied a
seat at the head Of the table.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

Bert Lowery, one Of the best known
sporting writers around the bay, was
visitor at Doyle park yesterday and
had much satisfaction out of the
Shamrocks' victory over Leland's
squad. Lowery Is on vacation from
his Oakland headquarters, and before
resuming his stunt at the typewriter
will visit around Modesto to do lit
tie hunting. Bert has a ranch in that
vicinity and will look over his prop
erty before going north again
Superior team work and ability to
hit the basket gave Whittier high a
victory over South Pasadena in the
game of basketball played on the lat
ter's courts yesterday, the score being
As to II.
According to reports, those who took
the Jeffries-Johnson fight films out lost
somewhere around $50, 900 on the ven
ture. With this country and England
screwing down the lid in every direc-
tion, and even Australia placing ban
on their exhibition in many ccmmuni-
ties, the promoters had small field for
their show. Rickard and Gleason, who
had the original rights, got out all
right with a good balance, but the
Rock syndicate and others had to
pocket nedVy loss.
Bookmaking on the robbery" sys-
tenn which has so long been in vogue
has practically run its course in Can
ada. as the announcement of the On
tario Jockey club for its 1911 meeting
at Woodbine park, Toronto, shows
The latest edict calls for pari-mu-
tuel wagerig at the course, and the
other prominent Canadian racing asso-
Citations are getting in line to make
the movement general. With the
French system in practice everywhere,
racing could be restored to it's old
plane and once more flourish, despite
stringent legislation which now puts it
on the illegal list along with highway
robbery and other strong arm pas
times
California and Stanford have again
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
WARNINGS HOME RUN IS
FEATURE At SAN DIEGO
Southerns Shut Out Doyle Aggre-
gataion, Despite Tenants
Efforts to Make Tally
WINTER LEAGUE STANDING
SAN DIEGO, Dec. a;

SAN DIEGO, Dec. "A home run by
Catcher Waring of San Diego in the
fifth inning was the feature of today 8
game here, won by the local club from
the Doyles by a TO 1 score. Tommy
Tenant of the visitors tried to du-
plicate warnings feat an inning later,
but his loft over the fence was de-
clared foul Both Delhi and Carson
were stingy with their hits, and the
bingling column was kept low. The
teams will line up for two games to-
morrow. Today's score:
Dovles .......O 0 o o 0 o 90 5 2
San Diegos .......2 0 "a
Batteres-Delhi and Hasty; Carson and
Waring.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
NATIONAL HOME TEAM is
VICTOR ON OWN DIAMOND

Timely hitting, coupled with Mem
zor's wildness at critical moments,
gave the National Home team a vic
tory yesterday over the Union Hard
ware bunch by a score of 4 to 2. The
game was played on the victors'
grounds and was witnessed by a large
crowd Of fans. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
Mel 0ughn Wins Pasadena Tournamenr May Sutton Wins
BELMONT WILL DEMAND
HEARING BY LEGISLATORS

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-August Bel
mont, who, according TO the testimony
of Frank X. sturgis, secretary-treasurer
of the Jockey club. was the man re-
spohusibIe for disbursements for legal
business and publicity of tho club, said
today that he would insist on appear
ing before the legislative investigating
commission. There is a great deal of
misapprehension about my connection
with the affairs OF the club" he said,
land / will demand to be heard In the
matter before the committee"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04
COUL0N GETS DECISION
IN BOUT WITH HARVEY

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 8.-Johnny
Coulon of Chicago, holder of the 1l6-
pound championship, was given the de-
cision over Charley Harvey of New York
ut the end Of their ten-rOund bout here
tonight. Coulon's fighting was far SUI
perior to that Of Harvey.