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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14
New interpretations

The Fretwell Water Motor company. OF
lhIs city nled articles of Incorporatlo tlon
n,ith tlle county clerk Friday, capital
stock, 500. 900. divided into shares of tho
mar value OF 10 cents each w. A. Fret
well Is president; T.. j. Nelson vice
rprnasuror These, with z. !, Alexander
/, r. Hatch George Nelson and A. A.
arson. are directors. The company viii
manufacture and sell a water motor pat
cnted by John Il. Fretwell
conv or the articles OF Incorporation
~ thc Price Commercial and Savings
6,ris Of price was fled with the secre-
fary Of state. The capital stock Is sou. :
non' divided into shares OF tho par value
gs eI00 each H. S. Nelson Is president;
" ], Olson, vice president; c. r. Mar
cusen, cashier and sccre!ary s.I,I TheSg' Sc
W Modsen and Pierre Jeansclme arc
directors.
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|lS HEIR IS FOUND,
|E WILL GET PROPERTY

Mana I.arlsch can be found
lsl ool secure the property left
!. " Is,other, ,t Jacob Larisch. who
= ss.hsardt. smd the executor OF the
..,s has tried 10 locate the
~ St has failed 10 do so. She
~ ~ in Germany and upon
% ~, former residence Gebharct I
"a tbst size had come TO Utah
- in Logan. bur no trace OF
!. ~ j,s,nS theye. Friday an order
M District Judge Lewis per
|, \. %s,ls nl the real estate left
4 : yslued at $1,000, and unless
IT, csn De found before the
,.,1 ,,,on Of the estate. the
sss;rsd from the sale OF the
4 slms all expenses Will escheate
-, Al l-tah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14
AXES
pHlVE BIG TIME
j, Of Worlds conyen-
y Be the Biggest in
lodges History

,,,.o Of the World oil lis snis
SnDins 'SaaIn for a big time a, ,a,, sneis y.
h TO he held at Logan
r''s ,s. Judging from the
> '@I sslDr made at Logan, 'ne IN,
~ have the most snccessluI
w. !, ,Sslr history Three de-
u 1,,m the Salt Lake camps
b ', ~su as degree teams from
:, the state. The ogden
~ :" degree team and band: aIni.
D itse . of the delegates May
{. arisn ,et Of at the depot by
w o's,on,obilcs os and escorted
4 8. s,sr and that evening 'ne
y dN;;, dN;,f lender a banquet To
t,,sv d., WI IS will be the regular
- No when all the business
~ dt!, hsId Al 6 o'clock that
~ % Mi Mi be served by me
wv, s.,arrsft " OF Logan and at 8
d Nolll os viii be given at the
'lis Nav 10 the. visitors VIII WILDE be
~ =, ~" The Agricultural college
~ "a e. ihat there viii be lully
6ps'-r -,-esent at the convention.
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ANCHOR LINE STEAMSHIPS
New York. Londonderry and GLASGOW

NEW YORK AND NAPLES DIRECT
Single or Round Trip Tickets between
New York and Scotch. English, Irish and
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Superior Accommodations. Excellent
Cuisine. Apply Promptly for Satisfactory
Reservation.
For tickets or general Information ap-
ply to any local agent of the Anchor
Line, OF to
HENDERSON BROS. GeuI Agents.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Hyrum Benlon &, Son company 10
J. Stoakes; Jr, part Of section
22s township south. range
Western Loan & Savings company
TO Anna II. Svensen, lot 3S block
4. Albert place ................. 9S2
John j. Field and wife TO Frank
lin u. Mocsser, part OF section J.
township . sonth, range west 500
William A. Howard and others TO
20 Archie J.. Stokes. part OF sec
tion 81, township 8 south, range
Arthur Chapman and wife TO w. b.
Austin. part OF section ~. town
ship 1 south. range ! east ,..,.. 1000
Alice J.. GoodIff To Joseph Scorcy,
lots and L. block I. East Lawn
addition $500. .............. 2,lOO
Nellie NJ. Dowell 10 John r. Hughes,
part of LOT 49, Grand View subdi
vision .....s,.. .,,,. .,...'r...,.r ",Suo
Robert J. Harmon and others TO
John Reich, part of section @6,
township | south. range west, 500
f. J. Kcarncss and wife 10 Jane
Evans, part of lot 3. block l.
e. pls' q Wicks v 10 W A Rector and
wife lots Z and $. block g. Pop
Martinus. Bake aud vile to j. ].
Lloyd, part of lot 90 block ., dve-
acre plat a .....,-.. ...,,s....., 15V
Loraln Investment company. 10
Emma :. Vermilllon. part OF lot
D block 20 plat S ............. 1900
Alma &. Dunford and wife 10 lflr
A. Gardiner. lots 81 and IS, block
l. Dunrord's subdivision ..,..,.. 600
Horn Silver Mining company To
Miller Cahoon company, part of
section IL, township south
range / west ......,.. ........ 1900
T.. j Dull and others To T., w Cor
man. part Of lot 4 block II. plat
,-...-''' .R.''''-.,-'-.- -...'- iV'"oo
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Building Permits.

w. A. Rector. 1870 West Eighth
South. onc-story brick .........s ,. 200
Marie Mckenzie, 16S Grand avenue,
one-story frame .,...s....... 1000
James c. Higney. sl4 South Elev-
cnth West, one-story frame 49, 1,5OO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14

/ The most elaborate affair of tho we.,,
was the tea given by Mrs. II. c. Me-.
Millen and the Misses Aline anil Mil.
ored McM1lien, compliment ntary to Mrs.
| Charles Smith, who was formerly Miss
Bess McMilleu, The dining room was
prettily decorated with a profusion of
pink La France roses, the dining table
having for center piece a tall cut
glass vase filled with the roses while
IN several bowls and jardinieres there
was seen many sprays OF bridal wreath.
The living room was bright with MANY
/ large punches of red peonies. The H.
brary was prettliy arranged with pink
carnations. Those who poured tea in
the dining room were Mrs. Thomas
Cosgriff and Mrs. Ezra Thompson,
while assisting were the Misses Isabelle
Shiffler, Margaret Walden. Elsie Par.
sons and Gladys McConaughy. Punch
was served by Mrs. j. T. Campbell
Mrs. Mark Willard. Mrs. Louis Cor
don and Miss Louise Sullivan. with
Mrs. Harper Dininny and Mrs. w. III
Alexander assisting through the dif
ferent rooms. Mrs. Edwin Smith as.
sisted the hostesses in receiving Dur
ing the afternoon about two hundred
called to greet the guest Of honor.
Tho Girls Athletic association of the
high school gave most enjoyable mas
querade party at the school gymnasium
on Friday even ing. The decorations were
IN the class colors.
Mrs. Richard Oglesby pleasantly en-
tertained the members Of her sewing
club Friday afternoon at her apart
ments in the Meredith when the after
noon hours were pleasantly whlled
away in sewing, after which dainty
luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r Ridge have
issued the invitations for the marriage
of their daughter, Elsie Cheltop. TO Or.
William c. r. Terrell Of this city, The
marriage TO take place in Kansas City
June !: Miss Ridge is sister Of Mrs.
Ray Walker of this city and has fre-
quently visited her Many friends will
extend their best wishes.
The Y. P. C. L. held most enjoyable
social in the parlors of the First Pres.
byterIan church Friday evening when
music was furnished by the Bush trou-
Bush. who volunteered their services
Vocal selections, also mandolin and
banjo selections, were given. After
the programme a social hour with dain-
ty refreshments were enjoyed,
Mrs A. RI. Little delightfully."- enter
tanned the members of the Jolly Twelve
at her home Friday afternoon, the aft
ernoon being pleasantly spent in cards,
after which dainty luncheon was
served, the table being prettily decor
ated with daisies.
Miss Janet Gillett will entertain at
cards Saturday afternoon IN compll- |
ment 10 Miss Preale Clark.
The American Woman's s league will
hold thnir rcnlrlar me cetinn SatmrlaN Y |
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IF YOU are. you want the very
oha;ccet wedding stationery, announce
n,emts or invitations to be Obtained
Phone or call at our office.
GROCER PRINTING co.
I'll niI south West Temple,
Phones 700
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Deaths.

r. ], Lynch CPS South Second East
street, aged J. died May II. diphtheria.
Martha G. Cromcr, Thistle, Utah, aged
,, died May 10, drowning
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EXCURSION TO OGDEN

Sunday via Oregon Short Line, and
every SUNDAY during the summer.
Round trip 81 90, with choice OF twenty
trains Late train leaves Ogden $50
ID. III.
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evening in the parlors of the Kenyon
hnf nl

Miss Hilda Greeson entertained at
prethly appointed luncheon followed
by cards in honor of Mrs 7. w. Ire
land, Friday afternoon Mrs. Ireland
is guest in the city. Prizes were
awarded TO the guest Of honor and Mrs
III. B. Thompson. The decorations
throughout the homo were prettily car
ried out i'll pink with the assistance Of
pink carnations
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SOCIETY


In order to prevent fmposItIons .
: hno emoarra ssments. The Tribune
IelueJls that persons leaving social .
notes, and especially marriage .
cation. leave with them p,n,ss
lnrouSh which rie source of the .
same may be traced IL the matter .
Is called In question.
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A New Departure.
Going to Be Married?

Exclusive hairdressinG parIors No
hosv.s o74.276 Main street
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

r T. Mitchell. S5l Emeril avenue, boy
J.. O. Putnam. ic5 Goshen street, girl.
#. c. Raybould, So Fourth East Fifth
south street, girl.
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Two million dollars guarantees the
sccuritv of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security e Trust Co., 50 Up.
Main. We own our records.
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Plant your Sweet Peas now. Bailey
g. Sons CO.. SO Z, end South street
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WHEN TYPE WEARS OUT

We sell it TO the type foundry and buy
new, That keeps our type styles up to
date, Century. 55-57 Postoffee place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14

The American Woman s league Will
hold their regular meeting Saturday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14

Miss Janet Gillett Will entertain at
cards Saturday afternoon IN compli-
ment 10 Miss Preale Clark,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14

/ IN Nervous Disorders
s.,siord's Acid Phosphate
~ recommended for the relief of
',,dsehe. exhaustion and in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14

Mrs A. RI. Little delightfully."- enter
tanned the members of the Jolly Twelve
at her home Friday afternoon, the aft
ernoon being pleasantly spent in cards,
after which a dainty luncheon was
served, the table being prettily decor
ated with daisies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14

Mrs. Richard Oglesby pleasantly en-
tertained the members Of her sewing
club Friday afternoon at her apart
ments i'll the Meredith. when the after
noon hours were pleasantly whlled
away in sewing, after which a dainty
luncheon was served.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14

Tho Girls Athletic association of the
high school gave most enjoyable mas
querade party at the school gymnasium
on Friday evening. The decorations were
IN tho class colors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-09
CROUNDLESS WEATHER REPORTS
81 PROF. HAZY FOG

During the coming week the atrnos-
phere will continue to be filled with air
and the weather will remain AS IS until
change occurs.
In the event of change the weather
will then be as it WASN'T before the
change occurred.
In the immediate vicinity we are now
suffering from local disturbances due to
the ether being supercharged with snow
balls. There is, however, a hot air move
ment now under way which it is hoped
will mitigate this unpleasant phenomena.
Throughout January UNDERCLOTH-
ING and SOCKS will be worn NEXT to
the skin as usual.
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Evening journal., 1910-05-10
COUNTY LEAGUE
CONTRACT BULLETIN

The following New Castle County
League contracts are announced:
With Brookwood-C. Clarence Top
pin, George August. G. II. Pennington,
w. Russell, Mark J. McDonough. Leo
nard r. Reed, Harry f. Algard, Ro-
land c. Hall, L. A. Walsh, w. T. Inder-
lied. John 7. Bannar. Charles Wright
A. G. Dolan
With MISREPRESENTATION p. Beck.
Larry Stlrlith, Leonzo /. Green,
Charles r. Stab. T. Millard Bradford.
Harry +. Bradford, Norman Wingate,
Russell n. Smith, Harry T.. Kahn
bacher, l.. Eugene Chase. Frederick w.
Lewis. Jr.. Irwin Devenny.
With Wilmington Gas Company-E.
A. Grinith, David w. zearfoss, George
Townsend, +. Z. Hoover, ROLAND
johnson, Norman Carson. Arnold r.
Krause, Joseph flanagan, r. A. Dun
can, Charles Byron, Charles Lyman.
Herman Mannering.
With duPont-H. +. Shuler, j. p.
Prentiss. II. W. Edgar, NJ. e. Carroll,
Arlington w. Porter, Charles w. Lucas
r. b. Mckinney. w. H. Crouch, C.
Beattie, J. J. Burke, d. II. McAvoy,
IL. jain, f. J. Harrington.
Evening journal., 1910-05-10
PROTEST THAT
PARKSIDE GAME
TinSman Contends KirkWOOd
Diamond is Illegally Laid
Out and Wants
Transfer

William Tinsman, manager of the
Ashley team of the Wilmington
League, has filed a protest against the
Parkside-Ashley game played at Kirk
wood Park on Saturday The protest
will be considered by the board of con-
troll Of the league at it's meeting on
next Monday night The board is COM
posed of Arthur c. Davies, president
Of the League; Prince A. Mousley, f.
A. Griffith, Frank NJ. Traynor and
Lester 4. Reeves.
Manager Tinsman protests the game
on the ground that the Parkside dia-
mond is not legally laid out. He con-
tends Fhat the pitchers distance is
four feet short; that first base line is
two feet short; that second base is
one foot short; that an unofficial um-
pire worked in the Saturday game
that base bags are not provided and
that a tree and a wire fence inter-
fere with play on the field.
Manager Tinsman has also entered
a general protest against the schedule
which gives him two more games on
the Kirkwood Park diamond. He will
ask the board of control to transfer
these games to the Ashley diamond.
Evening journal., 1910-05-10
WOMEN'S INVITATION
GOLF TOURNAMENT

The women's invitation golf tourna
ment will be held on the links of the
Wilmington Country Club on June 13,
IA and 10. Mrs. William S. Hilles is
chairman of the committee of ar
rangements.
The play of each day will be as fol-
lows: Monday, June 13, 10 a. m,
qualifying round, IS holes, medal
play; p. M, driving and approach
ing and putting contest; first eight to
continue at match play for the VIII
Ihington cup; second eight for the vice
presidents cup; third eight for the
Brandywine Cup; fourth eight for the
Players Cup.
Tuesday. June IA, 10 a. m, first
round, match play; > p. M; second
round, match play.
Wednesday June Is, 10 a. m, semi
finals; p. m, semi-fnals; 2.15 p. m,
mixed foursome (post entries).
The committee, as usual, is gener-
Gus with its prizes for the winners in
the different classes. and these prizes
will be awarded: Gold medal for the
best qualifying round; prizes for driv-
ing and approaching and putting con-
test; the Wilmington Cup, trophy for
rpnner-up. Presidents Cup, the
Brandywine Cup, Players Cup. cups
for the defeated eights and cups foI
the mixed foursome.
Evening journal., 1910-05-10
JEFFRIES HAS
COME BACK"
Big Fellow In as Fine Form
as When He Beat the
Best Of Ring Fighters

(By Max Balthazar.)
JEFFRIES' TRAINING CAMP
Rowardennan. Cal. May 10--To the
eye OF the uninitiated. Jim Jeffries
looked TO be in splendid condition a
month ago. But to the man who
knows prize fighters. the big whito man
was in miserable condition and appar-
emily making little efforts to round into
form.
To-day all that has changed The
Improvement In his condition in the
past two weeks Is almost unbelievable.
watched the former champion work
out yesterday and l could hardly be-
lieve IL was the same Jenfries who had
loafed through his training when no
first came here.
Jeffries' crouch. which was so mani
fest when il became apparent the big
champion feared he could not get into
condition has disappeared. for Jeffries
OF to-day is confident he can and has
come back" His eye is as keen as
ever in judging distance, his speed is
as creator greater-than ever before.
and barring accidents. his endurance
will be Just as good as in the old days
when no human being could withstand
his rushes and his punches.
Jeffrios, a month ago, seemed to have
a fairly good wind. but It was nothing
compared with that he has acquired
! After his gruellng training yesterday,
/ he was hardly breathing and did not
seem the least bit tired. His arms
worked with the free motion that be-
token suppleuess and plenty OF un-
kinked muscles.
That "front perch" which worried
us all go much. has gone and when
the big fighter strips there Is not the
suspicion of soft, surplus flesh on his
body. His arms. back and chest are
now entirely devoid Of fat. and these
powerful muscles along his back from
his shoulders TO his waist work beauti.
/ fully beneath his clear skin.
Jefrs right arm, bent and never
Strengthened, has not come back with
the rest Of his body, and IL is cleai
the former champion will have TO de-
pend on his wicked left TO carry hin
through his fight with oJhnson. Thii
does not mean the right is useless. b,
any means. 10 can still deal a pow
erful blow. But its bent condition
makes it impossible for Jeffries accur
ately TO judge a blow right, as wal
evidenced yesterday in his bag punch
ing, his blows from the left goinl
straight and true, while those from hi
right were a little out of alignment.
One Of the best signs ] have notice,
about the big fellow is the disappear
ance OF his loggishing. He was heavy
slow and apparently lazy. That ha
gone. He now seems to crave 70
work.
He has "come back" Put a vii
on Jim Jegries to-day and he will b
the replica Of the Jim Jeffries VIII
, slaughtered Jack Munro. The hair !
gone; the strength is there. II JAG
johnson can why this Jeffries. he couI
have whipped the Jeffries who wo
from Fitzsimmons and Corbett an
Sharkey.
Evening journal., 1910-05-10
TRI-STATERS LAUGHS
OVER THAT REPORT

The wnliamsport newspapers make the
following comments on the report that one
OF the Tri-State Clubs may be transfer
red TO Wilmington:
Williamsport Sun:
THE Tri-State baseball rumor man Is
already at work He's starting on in great
shape and before the season gets fairly
started has discovered that Wiliamsport.
Harrisburg or some other club is going
90 be transferred 10 Wilmington"
WilramspOrt News.
"A few weeks ago Curt Weigand gave
out through a Chester newspaper the
startling news that he had signed with
the williamsport team for the season.
Evidently this Is part Of the same
dream Anyone who saw that crowd al
Athletic park last Thursday. ana who re-
members the former attempts Wilmington
has made 10 keep up with the Tri-State
pace. vii see the joke. It's the kind OF joke
one would crack IN a restaurant over a
glass OF ginger ale
Evening journal., 1910-05-10
LIGHT HARNESS
MACS ARE READY
Local Horses Will Go in First
of Seasons MatineeS on
Saturday

Tho ninth annual lght harness racing
season OF tho Delaware Horse Show As
ISOLATION VIII be inaugurated az Wawaaet
Park on Saturday afternoon with possibly
nve classy races showing many OF VIII
mingtons fastest matinee horses. The
only absent ones will be NJ. l.. IIayden's
Expedition. Jr. Gen. r. Coleman du-
Points Little Lady and DIT. William r.
Millers st. Louis. Mr.. Hayden's horse has
not arrived hero from Baltimore, where
the popular animal has been In training.
Gen. dupont will offer Little Lady for
sale IN Philadelphia tomorrow. and st.
Louis was sdld by Or. Miller several
weeks ago
Despite the fact that these horses, with
the possible exception OF Little Lady. may
not be seen in tho seasons matinee events,
there Will be Eeevral new horses here
which are being counted on to keep up
tho city's reputation IN high-class matinee
events. II may be that Little Lady will be
bought by another Wilmington horseman.
II. T. Wallace has four new horses IN his
stable. whose names are not announced.
and $. l.. Mckee. Thomas +. Lynch and
Dr. Henry Garrett viii show green
horses" that arc expected to mako good.
Local horsemen say that although the
fields this year will not be as large as
they have been In previous years the rae
ing vii he as classy az ever.
The opening matinees will show all the
favorites entered. Among them will be
Thaddous X. owned by Lawrence JEFF
ferris; Dora Thorn, J. c. Boulden; Lucy
Van, W. S Townsend; "The old Reii-
able" William H.. T.. r.; Ewing; Rock
Peter Orr; Jim Bayard. c. IL. Diggans,
and Wesley. Jr, John q. Hartmann
Several ot Mr. wallace's now horses will
also 30 In the opener hut the selections
will not be made until the track commit
tee meets at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The track has been put IN good condi.
tion for the seasons events. The stretches
have been raised and other improvements
have made tho course regulation IN ever1
respect.
The big events Of the year on the track
will be the inter-city races and the three
day race meet In connection with the New
Castle County Fair. The association vii
have its best horses entered In thee evcnu
and they expect 20 make as good a show
ing in tho events as in previous years.
Evening journal., 1910-05-10
FODDER FOR THE
ALL-WILMINGTON FANS

Hurrah! Merwicl won a game.
II tho Orioles would play more on
the ground than in tho air they would
set out Of the cellar.
Same old story, Hillside last.
Penn says they are going 10 clip the
Birds wings a little shorter next sat
urday.
There arc four ties in the All-wil-
miSgton standing. Somebody better
so some collars.
II Parkside, Ashley. Penn. Rockford,
Merwick and Highland lose about seven
games the Orioles and Hillside will
have some chance to win the cup.
with Cats and Lyons in the game.
Ashley and Merwick will have a big
fight on hand.
Never mind, Tinsman, you can beat
Hillside and orioles when you play
them again.
Some class to Beatty getting a home
run with two men on bases.
There was no dollar offered for home
runs at the Rockford game on satur-
| day.
Smith, OF Parkside. says there is
nothing 70 it. lie is going TO beat
them all.
Hall imagines he has something 70 dc
with Halleys comet.
Edge says they have started. Lool
out for NferwiclS.
Some people say that Ashley. Park
side and Rockford are no good. If tina
is true what are the rest worth?
Turn the standing upside down an'
Hillside will be on top.
Wait until we get going" The sam
old cry; we'll it is better TO live in hop
though you die in despair.
Bullin's team is going at a great pace
It would be wise for some team to bea
them Saturday.