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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-06

Whitney CIose-John I. Warren e. uE to
Frank FOer. lots s. 3. and a, square
Whiti.ey Cisose-Frauk Foe- e. Tx. 60 Flor
eDce + Taylor lot g. square Gli9. SO.
same % Horace l. Nucha1s. los g, square
Ils Droit Park-Thsresa P L.uckett Ct viz
q Ella Luckett- lot c.. square s, am al
ut PIeasant-C.,, aries J. Butler and Thomas
= Banes 20 Claude W Owens, lot 1os
block IS. SO.
Moore & BaFbour's AddFtlos-SSsa-ce C.
Fu=nphrey e al 20 Joseph z Warder and
Susie " Lash. lot s. block 10. SO
Long MeadOVs-Calvin H Baker ct Tx TO
william n Belheld and Ma-y S Bel6eld.
widows 8iite-WaIter s. Harlan ct ux. 70
John D. Patten, lot Z. SO
kalo--2rra HeiEhts-lFal alter s Harlan Ct ux
70 Annie A FsndalI. lot i. block is. SO
Columbia HeiEhts-Blanche hanson Ct viz
20 Fla J Carpenter. lot 81, book q SO
Pleasant Plalns-5arrison c. Brewer ct ux
70 Alonzo @. Bliss, part lots 81. a. and 50
Columbia Heights-C-harIes W. King ct rr-.
20 arthur r Carroll lot III block - SO
Whitney ClOSe-Alf n Lawson 70 District
Of Columbia lots l. g. Z, S, g. and 10, block
Meridian Hrl-CharIes r. Riley Ct TX. 10
John Il Nolan. Darc lot u and all OF lots
T. H. and j.. block II. $50.
Mount Pleasant-John Il. Nolan et Tx 70
Charles r Riley part lot T. block l. SO.
Petwcrth-Albcrt Thomas 20 Ida A. Gilbert
lot 2S- square 5C25 SO
NJ lllt-laitfI SIS Fnilip and J6-oo-LFraCe T.
Beach q Earry Rosenberg. lot 81. block I
SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant PIai1s-CharIes
7 Butler and Thomas H Banes % Eunice
n Lew s lots g. s.. and g. block IS $40
SCheutzeD Park-John 3. EsDey and w F.
Turton 10 William N CarI5n ct ux- LOT %
book . SIC.
KaIoraraa T9eizhts-SIartha $. Tucker to
Mary p Hin. lot q. blOCI. ESQ
Hoimead Maaor-C'haries J Walker ct TX to
Raymond " King and Margaret Y king
lot l22. block - $40
Potomac Heights-Po@Cuac Heights Land
Company to Harry 5. Nichols. lots - and
Il p yclc $50. SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plaius-FIor-
ence OBJ Whitford ct viz 10 Carrie W
Sirnps or, lot 243. block & SO.
HolTnefd Man7r-Arthur ". Esveu CT al u
Charl's ). De FOntcs and =. Joseph l..
De FCn-es- -sL g. block Is SO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-06
Transfer of $50 Lots Is Com
pleted in the Last
Six Days.
OLD GEORGETOWN
ALEADING FACTOR
Sale of 500 Lots in Blue Ridge
Heights Is a Feature Of
the Week.

1 The month OF August opened ausuf-
/ cioUsly for the local realty brokers, II
| one may rely on the records OF the Of
/ fee Of the Recorder OF Deeds a. Civ
/ ing a true insight into the volume
Z Of business for the last weeP-
With the transfer OF T56 lots in
| the last six days and total OF more
than 100000 loaned on the security
, Of real estate, one must look al the
calendar 70 discover the season is stiII
midsummer. The record Of the last
week shows no diminution OF activity
on the part Of the brokers'
Old GeorSetOVu-as the portion OF
the city lying west Of Rock Creek is
stiH caued-took a leading part IL
the weeks business. The record OF
the purchase by Harold T. Doyle. OF
Thomas ;. Fisher & Co. Of the site
for the warehouses and freight depot
fcr the new railroad line recently put
into operation lin old Water street is
the feature OF the weeks business
Railroad Deal Closed.
More than 100000 figured in this
purchase, which comprised a large
tract on both sides OF X street be
tween Thirtieth and Thirty-frst
streets Several residential and bust
ness sites in that section also
changed hands this week.
The Terminal Taxicab COMPANY
bought from the trustees Of the Heurich
Proving Company, four houses. Nos
12zs to I2S5 TWentieth street northwest
The consideration IS given al sz1.Gao.
a feature Of the week was the trans
Yer OF more than 500 lots in the sub
division known as Blue Ridge Heights
Elijah F. Knott is the purchaser While
only q nominal consideration Is named.
II IS thought the sale involves more
than 500 GO
Suburban transfers make I'D The
majority OF the weeks sales out OF q
total Of 156 lots conveyed, SCI are IN the
OUtlaying subdivisions and 2 in the
the northwest leads as usual with -
lots followed BY -he northeast with
. The southeast IS not far behind
having Is Iots to its credit while therr
were four transfers in the southwest
Record Of Loans.
The county Is also far IN the van in
the record OF loans for the week or
a total Of S717-296-S5 lent on 80 lots at an
average interest rate Of 50 per cent. the
county furnished SIS 55-s5- The north
west came next with SIS, 1880, followed
by the other sections in the following
ORDER NoTtEeaSfs sZ-bs3s southwest
S14.700: southeast. S11,s51
New loans made up half OF the volume
OF the weeks business IN the financial
market with total OF SO, 1883
Purchase money notes given this week
AGGREGATED 50 Sa2.S6. and the building
associations put out $T7,6e0-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-06
SOUTHEAST.

Potomac avenue southeast. between -Four
teen-h and Fifteenth srreets-VVfIliarn a
Greer 81 Ux- % Herman r Howensteln. Iot
p square northeast OF 1059. SO
North Caroli-a avenue southeast. between
sixth and Seventh s-reets-Alvin l. CraiE
e uN- % Era BUTT c. Williams and Ger
Jruoe -. Williams. lot T. square S7I. SO.
street southeast between First street and
Half street-Ediie Reyburn- administraror
% Charles Aufterr 70 Clemner AuGert, pa-t
y street southeast. between First and Half
streets-Charlcs Aufert 70 Cienmer AufTerL
part lot 3. square 7g1. SO
14f5 z street southeas1-ThOmas T I.uclzett
It uN- TO Christina G MuhIhofer, one-haIf
interest IN lot 3. square 1862, SO.
Tenth street southeast, between G and 7
streets-Theresa r Luczett ct vir. 20 Ella
Luckett. part lot s. square $50. SO.
l444 = street southeaSt-IhereSa r I.uckert
70 Ella Luczett interest IN lot s.. square
c street southeast. between Fourth and
Fifth streets-Theresa r. Luckett ct vir, 70
Ella Luckett, lot . and part lot "a square
Ninth street southeast. between E and c
strcets-Arthur F. Wood to John r Herr
mann part -ots % and -. square s92. SO.
Potomac avenue between Pennsylvania ave
nue. and Twentieth streets soutbeast-yVil-
liam Il TaIiuadge ct TX. 10 Herman r
H0wcnstein. lot 3. square north OF 1965. SO.
Tenth street southeast between G and I
strects-JOhn z. Hermann 70 Arthur F.
Wood port lot q square $50. SO
EiEhteenth and 2 streets s0utf east-Penrose
Hisher ct a.. n Fred s. Smith, lots~12, Is
"A and j.. square 109S. SO
First strect southeast. between N and y
streets-Lsizzie C2pertOn 10 Realty Appraisal
and Title Company. lot IS. square 701. SO
Ninth street southeast between ? and Q
streets-F. Sn0wGen Hiu. administrator. TO
James @. Mills. lot 8. square s23. s. 50o-
James c. Mills ct uD- conveys same prop
erty 70 Joseph a Roth. SO Joseph A
Roth conveys same property TO James G.
AIills~ and Mary o. Mills. SO
6l5 Fourteenth street northeast-daTry J.
j Henry
g Wolf, lot IS square 1851, so.
= street northeast. between Seventh and
Eighth strects-AIary n Mooty to Hugh
c. Smith, lot IS, square So, SO.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-06
REALTY AUCTIONEERS
REPORT GOOD WEEK

Realty atctioneers report q satisfac-
toy week both as 10 prices realized and
proportion OF sales 70 offerings
Thomas J Owen & Son sold 10 Henry
X SChier. FOR S1.So0. the rVo-srory frame
dwelling u Z52 P street, for Charles W.
C-aEetL and George G GerruaD IruS-
lees 20 R T. Pairo- FOR S4IGl- the one
story business property al Is5S II street
northeast. Tor W A Hi and Il A
GIL 10 @ A. Borden. 1he two-s5orv
brick dwelling at IA = street n0rtI east.
1or 40, for r. T AIorSel and B L
jackson. trustees, to r. g Rovs, for
SIS the two-scCrv frame dwelling at
64S = street southeast for George 9
Gertmans TO :. 5. Dash. for 800. the
thSCe-Story brick dwelling at I5S7 Fiji
reenrh street northwest. for r. L.
Cnristu7an- and a warehouse in the rezr
o. 153z Maryland avenue northeast. for
1900 70 Louis Waple. for H S Welsh
and A. II Freer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-06
ON, SHOWING BEAUTIFIED SURROUNDINGS
NEW SUBDIVISION
SOON TO BE OPENED
o. B. Zahtzinger Prepares Tract to
Be Called Greater Capital
Heights.

o. 3. Zantzinger is about to open
another suburban subdivision
It's name viii be Greater Capital
Heights. The property adjoins the older
subdivision known as Capital Heights,
all the lots in which have been sold
Greater Capital Heights IS at the in
terzection Of Benning road and the
Marlborough pike, just outside OF the
District line Already 500 lots have
been sold.
with the opening OF this subdivision
Capital Heights viii have passed from
the suburban subdivision class 10 that
Of suburb Six years ago II vas opened.
There is now on the property a pOpu-
latIon OF 100. supporting a sir room
school house and three churches
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-06
NEAR-URBAN.

WashinEtor Heights--VT OOdbury Blair ct al
70 Robert H FeatherstOne. lot 81 S16,2l0-
Mt Pleas-nt and Pleasant Paains-Francis
a Blundc1 ct ux- 70 Annie L z Moss
burg. lot %. block 10 sic.
Belmont str Ct between Fourteenth and Fiji
feeuth stree ts-JOspph II CarmOdy 10 An
ME r Smith. lot 1S4- square 2s60, SO
MintwOOd-ClarenCe c Calhoun Ct TX 20
Lucy Gaunett Thompson. lot 49, so
Fadsvvorti-Cfecr @ pEnnphrey ct ux- 70
Bernard NJ Harding, lot 4. square 269S, SO
Whitecroft-VViI-ian1 H EimbaI ct ux q
Charles f Wire. lots and :. block. l. SO
KzIorsma EfeiEh1s-Cynthia z Douei q
George y Soutbp-icl. and SAMUEL McLIiI,au.
lot S. block s. $40
Triuidsd-Arthur y Long ct JlE to Annie V
Anderson, lot g. block ,. so,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-06
g. S. COOPER SELLS
TWO NEW HOUSES

Two OF the houses recently completed
By George s. Cooper on L street north
east have been sold during the last
week by Thomas J. Fisher s Co, Inc.
George Kearns purchased the dwell
ing at Gil I street and that at s2l was
sold 10 Joseph NJ. Johnson, both for the
new owners. occupation The price IN
each case was $3.50
4 similar house was also sold 10 Rob
erL Jennings for $500. This is located
at sI6 X street northeast. and was built
by George s Cooper
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-06
OPIUM MEET OFF.

PEKING, Aug Selma Is unable 70
accept the date IN September proposed
by the United States for the interna-
ticnaI conference 10 devise measures 10
combat the opium evil. The Chinese
reureSentatiVeS viii be ready II AOVen-
Der. The delay Is caused because IKE
al matters affecting the colonies the
proposal has 10 be passed on BY several
departments Of the government
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-06
HOUSTON EXCHANGE
POSTPONES IT'S TRIP

D. 7 Callahan secretary OF the wash
incron Board OF Trade. received g. tele-
gram this morning signed by the Real
Estate Exchange OF Houston Tex. stat
INC that the visit OF that body planned
for Washington on Tuesday next. when
a reception va 70 have been rendered
here. has been postponed until October
next
No explanation for the pcstponement
was offered. The simple statement being
made that the trip could not be made
until seine day during the month indi-
Gated
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-06
SOUTHWEST.

r street southwest. between Four-and-a-half
and sixth streets-Elizabeth Ann Anderson
70 Eva J. Doian, part original lot s, square
49, 80
1913 Delaware avenue soUthwest-JOhn Stew
enson ct ux- TO Bernard Leonard. lot <.
square SIS. g
Eleventh street and Virginia avenue south
west-I-ouisa 8 Randall TO Arthur J DIM
stead. lot %. square 525. SO
K street between Four-and-a-ha and Third
streets southwest-Brfdget A Bowman 10
Howard z Ben, part lot =. square SO. so.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-06
SoLEM BUYS RESIDENCE

AIsf P SoIem has purchased from
Shannon & Luchs the new tTo-storv
brick dwelling at So Lamont street
northwest. for $50 II was recently
built By EarrE Wardnan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-06
BUYS 50. 500 HOUSE.

Mrs Rosetta B HOUEh has purchased
from shannon and Luchs the thrTe-
story corne- house, .2242 Cathedral ave
nue. northW est, for $500 This is one
Of the houses recently erected by
Middaugh & shannon
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-06
WON BY A WOMAN.

BERLIN. Aug 6--The most coveted
OF all honors at the University Of Ber-
lin and the Ksiser's own prize has for
the first time been won by "A woman
She is the daughter OF Herr SChwenbe,
chief director of the Royal Library in
Berlin. Her winning essay was on
'HTbe Policy Of Frederick the Great
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-06

streets-Nortou n Little 10 Ruth L
Powell. lot IL, square 1910, SIC.
x street northeast. between Ninth and
tenth srreetz-fFeorge s Cooper ct TX 10
Robert and May Jennings, lot 4, square
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
Read the Contest News on
Another Page of This Paper
Rules Governing the Close of
the $4,000 Contest

At 10 o'clock sharp Wednesday evening the ballot box will
be sealed by the Judges and neither votes not subscriptions will
be accepted after that time The ballot box will then be placed
in the vault while the subscriptions being checked up AS
this is accomplished the judges will again meet
the votes and make the awards The Tribune and Telegram will
have nothing whatsoever to do with the final counting the votes
making the awards
Candidates residing outside of Salt Lake City must have all
their votes and subscriptions in the contest Office by 10 o'clock
Wednesday evening This will necessta bringing the orders
and ballots in person mailing them not later than Tuesday
evening
The OF the winners of the prizes will be
after the end Of the contest Friday
Saturday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
FollrDaysh1ore

The contest positively ends Wednesday evening" August 81
at 10 o'clock There will be inducements of any kind
the original schedule will prevail the closing days the
hours every should
be busy for those who have the welfare of winning heart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
DISTRICT NO. G.

Miss Leila Wilson 53i South Main ......... 1927
Ellenor B Burns, 767 South West Temple .112661
Mr. e. F. Haggerty, $50 Post street .......... 1851
Mrs Myrtle Rpp, 1ol4 South West Temple. 4o371
Miss Della Stevenson, 2l7 South Second 2S06e
Mrs, E A. Bonnette, 110 West Fifth South 500. 4Oe
Miss Matte Jones, 1926 South First West ... 1922
MIS-, E. Boyd, 752 Jefferson place ,........ 1920
Mrs. Theresa Gaumer 322 American avenue -. O52s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
How they Stand in the Final
Dash TO PriZedOm


before the the offer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
DISTRICT NO. d.

MIR. Edgar Heppcl, SGD South Fifth East. US 453
Mrs. Del Wilson, 312 South Fourth East ....... 1901
Mrs L. 2 Mann. 262 Ivan court. 365,937
Mrs. w, H. Fitzpatrick 5ol East FIFTH South. 800 o5s
Miss Ethel Nettet2n, tbs Fourth East 12794O
Mr.. A. II Mess II Church street ....,.... ss97
Miss Alice Kinney 25 East Fifth South. ..,. 1895
Miss Mabel t. Knucky, Is Brunswick 5,i2O
Miss Sadie Price, 211 East Third South Cd 758
Miss Ia Won Jensen Morrison Merrill Lumber Co 81
Miss Grace Jensen 1914 Sherman court 6o172
Miss Margaret Lecuyer, SIT South Fourth East 40452
Olive Frank Wooey, South Second East 81 723
Miss Gladys Reid, 61s East First South ....., 2S55S
William crome, 10 East Seventh scvth 23 42o
Miss lucia Mills 5t4 South Third East 1855
Miss Elsie May Angel, 154 East Fifth South 1887
Mrs. G, @. Madsen, 2i3 Sixth East. ........ 13O59
Miss Marcel Kesson 757 South State 1880
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
DISTRICT NO. 1.

Miss Emma Picker 56s West First North w 2oo, ,se1
Mrs James Kinney 1 Clayton court. .,.... 226, ,1o2
Otto Grow 561 North First 158O68
Mr. Adoph Noelte. 615 West First South ..... 41065
Mrs Minnie E. Campbell, Temple. 2e522
E M Kohlenberg rs West Second South ...,.. 27769
Miss Estela Thorne 9z8 Euclid ...... 17,755
Mrs w Wetherhee $50 North Second West. -. 1867
Mr.. ". L. Hanson 752 West South Temple, 80. 1915
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
DISTRICT NO. s.

Mrs. Mary Logan Tooele Utah ............ III ss1
MIR. Lewis Browne Midvale Utah. ......... .1O7 162
Mrs. Frank Burgnsr Silver City, Utah ........ sO729
Miss Edna Turner, Woods Cross Utah ....... 6S,714
Mrs. M. A. Browne Mammoth, Utah ,.......... 4103
Miss Florence Nelson, Murray Utah ...,..... 52675
Mr.. William R. Trythal, Park City, Utah. 47,2o2
Miss Laura Mexican, Murray, Utah. ......... 2o,So1
Francis Pitt Brigham City, Utah ....... 3s,47l
Mr., C. C. Park City, Utah .......... 22,ooo
Mrs. Nettie Collins ITO Twenty-frst street. Ogden,
Observation-Disclosures. ......,,.. 2l716
Miss Edith R. Hillman Cache Junction Utah . 1876
Miss donna Hall Moscow Utah .-........... 1858
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
DISTRICT NO. 8.

Mrs. w. G. Price Hollywood apartments
D. L, Simpson. E street and First avenue 80,
Miss Faith Redman, 755 Third avenue ,.
Miss Mary Shelley, 1874 II street .......
Miss Josie Eobba. lA6 McClellaEd street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28

Miss Hattie e, Morgan. Malad City, Ida. ......
Mr., Jack Twiggs, Blackfoot, Ida. ....,........
Miss Airline Rose, Montpelier Ida.
Miss Ethel Nornlington. Haley, Ida. ....,....
Miss Mary G.. Harlsins, Bancroft, Ida ......,..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
'MACLARKE' COMBINE
COMING To ZION
Manager Heagren Has Signed
Fast Bunch of PrOfes-
SiOnaI Riders.

r. \. Mcfarland and a, J. Clarke are
expected 10 arrive from France the end
Of this week and with their appearance
here there Will be a general boom In the
bicycle racing game. With the lineup
OF riders Hcagren has secured for the
season the game ought TO be better than
II has been for yoars. At the beginning
OF the season il looked as il Ivcr Law
he Will have to ride better than he did
last year TO hold his own with tho Ma
clarke" combination. Lawson will prob
ably team with Hye. and these two
riders are able TO make il warm enough
for anybody on the track.
Hcagren has signed over twenty five
professional riders for the season. which
insures greater entry list than last
year and which means that the compctl-
ton will be much keener.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
SALT LAKE DEFEATS
EUREKA IN SOCCER
Miners Play Hard Game, but
Find Local Boys Too Strong
in Defense.

The Salt Lake soccer team defeated the
Eureka team on the Fort Douglas grounds
Saturday afternoon In n sensational con-
test, which was witnessed by large
crowd
SALE Lake lost the toss. Eureka choos-
ing the north goal. Dr c. c. Piummer
kicked off for Salt Lake at 90 p. IN.
salt Lake right wing Immediately fast
ened on the bail. carried it into Eureka S
territory. They pressed Eureka hard. got
two bye kicks. Eureka then pressed on
their left wing Hobbs dribbling tho bnll
we'll down and shot missing post by wide
margin. Adamson caught the goal kick
wlih Il drop kick, shot TOR EureEa's goal.
ball went wide. Buchanan drlbblcd well
down passed to Collins who centcrcd
beautifully. Churchill, through n mSun
derstanding, missed an open goal Even
play followed ball carried from goal to
goal. Free kick awarded against Salt
Lake for Simpsons foul Donaldson
broke up the Eureka left wing cumbiua
ton, Hobbs rceained the ball. had a
good try. missing by Inches. Craig of
pressed Aspden for relief. Graham caught
ball on drop kick and had a good shot fol
goal way down the field. Raby conceding
corner. Aspden pressed, conceded n
corner salt Lake could make nothing on.
Of their two free kicks and had hard lines
I'm not scoring.
Play again transferred 10 Eureta's ter
ritory where they conceded another cor
away on a fine run. Hobbs beat Donald
son and ccntcrcd but Chapman kicked for
safety. Buchanan got the ball and shot,
almost an open goal but the Eureka back
intercepted and conceded a corner.
Churchill took the free kick from cor
ncr which was we'll placed and Collins
headed through number two,
After ten minutes interval +. Bran
ley Kicked off at G:22, Eureka weakly at
lacking. Salt Lake then pressed hut
Eureka had a brilliant run on the left and
from n mi&up in front OF Salt Lakes goal
Eureka scored, Hobbs being responsible.
Brarnley was pulled up for offsldc, and
from the resulting free Kick Salt Lake
pressed hammcrIng Eurekas goal who
were eventually forced TO give three cor
ncrs, the last of which was beautifully
placed by Collins from which Ansell
headed through Salt Lakes third goal.
Churchill then placed two corners.
Simpson grazing the bar by inches. Euro
ks pressed FOR short time hut Salt Lake
came away with a brilliant combined
run, Eurekas halO back line could not
stop them. Buchanan accepting u pass
from .Ansell and with a hlmchin kick over
head shot the fourth for salt Lake.
Resuts-Salt Lake, 4; Eureka, l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
Young Reports Sales.

s. Y. Young. sales manager for the
Consolidated Wagon and Machine COM
pany, reports the following automobile
sales this week:
Ashton jenkins purchased a model u
Velie: Dahl Bros. Of Murray also came
10 town and rode back to the SmeItcr
City In nifty Velle. George +.
Eckton bought an Overland. model IS
with which he contcmplates doing much
OF his work I'm the future: +. r. Bowman
is now the posscsor OF an Overland car:
George w. Atwood also purchased a
Franklin car. mndcI Ii.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
CORT'S AFF|L|ATION
WITH THE SHUBERTS
Every New York Star Controlled
by Shuberts to Come to
COrt Theaters.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

10y l'edScu wire 10 me Tribune.
NEW YORK, April 3O-Theatrical
managers were not surprised today when
It was announced that John Cort. who
controls the ,heaters OF the northwest.
had affiliated with the Shuberts
In place OF the attractions withdrawn.
which Included such plays as The Third
Dollar Princess" THE Arcadi;in, and
such stars as Miss Rose Stuhl Miss Lii
liam Russell. Miss Frances Starr. John
Drew, j. T.. Dodson and six Frohmau
stars the Shubcrts announce that prac-
tlcaily every New York star which they
controlled this season would be sent to
the Cort theaters.
The Shubert list contains such actors
as Soihcrn and Marlowc. Forbes Robert
son, Miss Grace George. James Il. Pow
ers. jefferson d Angels William Favcr-
zimoya, Miss Jessie Abbott. Miss Mar
garet Angelin. Mrs. Leslie Carter and
Sarah Bernhardt, as we'll as such plays
as THE Lottery Man" 1.-The Fourth Es.
tate" The Man from Home, Tho
GhocoIate I,1,G" Soldier 1.-The City" The
tine
Tho thenters controlled by John Cort
arc distributed as follows: Three in
North Dakota. eleven in Montana. nine in
Idaho, twenty three in Washington, fif-
teen IN Oregon. three in California at
las, five in Arizona two in Utah and
four In British Columbia. total OF sew
enty-tive. Most OF these are 'one night
stands a few are good for three nights
and In only two three the show re-
mains the entire week.
Tribune Want Ads
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-01
Truck Fails to Arrive.

The Utah Motor company was disap-
pointed last week whom the Packard
three-ton truck. which left the factory.
billed through tc Salt Lake. did not ar
rive. The trucks are furnished with
STANDARD platform body. with complete
chassis. or with special body OF any
kind TO order, and the truck is ,,n
doubtodly one OF the most popular of
the gasoline vehicles Of its kind on the
American market. The Packard com
Dany has placed q large number of the
trucks with such firms as Marshall Field
& Co. OF Chicago. the National Conduit
company OF New York, tho Singer Sew
lnS MaCnlnc COMPANY. and others