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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
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cash register repairing. No a2l Main
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We offer the best the market affords in
business chances, industrial stocks and
real estate,
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FIRST CLASS BASE BURNER IN
hne condition. SIC, including pipc and
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4. y. HUMPHREYS.
3. IS W. Cd So. 81.

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LOOK HERE
Elegantly furnished rooming house. 90
rooms, private baths. hot and cold water
i'm all rooms steam heat: rent only $50
per room; long lease; $500 VIII handle.
a money maker
RESTAURANT MAN WANTED
To buy this dandy place; good location
cheap rent, with lease. \ uIint for the
right man. Cheap for cash.
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Nice little confectionery. with living
rooms. doing good business. $3.50 on easy
terms.
PRINTERS INK
Cannot describe this magnificent, brand
new l2-roun house the furniture Of
which is really elegant and will be sold
ut a loss; $3.50 on terms. Sec II.
A. y. HUMPHREYS,
Bell 1888. IS w. I'd So. ST. Ind. il3i
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12O Mccormick Block.
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real estate.
4 CONTINUOUS MONEY GETTER.
LARGE rooms, business location.
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cash, bal easy,
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This 15-room house for $50; well fur, ca
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PAPER.
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A CONTINUOUS MONEY GETTER.
LARGE rooms business location.
transient trade; rent $50; price $3.50; $500
cash. bal. easy,
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CF"TLIAN PIANO PLAYER ADJUST
al bic tro~kcr board, Grst-class condI-
iion. Bell telephone lI2G, l69 S"ith
15th East. o2J0i
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WE uAVE IMITATORS, BUT no
RIVALS.
THE LEWIS LOWE COMPANY.
Judge Bldg,
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BOOKCASE. DINING TABLE AND
buffet. largo rug. rockers, brass bed,
refrigerator and chairs, 23s w. 3rd so.
st. Flat s. o-22t
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HOUSE TENT, BROODERS, HOUSE
furniture go Iowa ave. c2ld9
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RAILROAD TICKET FOR LADY OGDEN
10 Oakland at about half price. In
uure 139 So 2nd West ST. e2lS3
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ONE NEARLY NEW WILCOX & GIBBS
automatic sewing machine, cheap. Ind.
phone 1902. c2l5"
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house; lot 50x145 feet. on Wel
South: good terms; also 2 lots ~
Bell phone Main 4s30-Z. II
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WE HAVE $1,000 WORTH or
complete furnishings FOR the home.
a majority of il slightly used. that
can bc bought for the market
price and plenty of time 10 pay
for IL. We are especially over
stocked on folding beds. drcssc"S.
huffcts. iron and brass beds, etc
Call in and look over this stock.
AT 209 SO, State ST..
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FURNITURE OF SEVEN ROOM MOD
crn house. close in, model home. with
enough rooms rented to clear running
,cXpcnses; must 20 at once, owner lcaN-
ing city. Phone 2361NI. "2lI1
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KELLY & MONTROSE,
120 Mccormick Block.

SOME REAL CHANCES TO BUY BIG
PAYING BUSINESSES.
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BLUE MARE AND COLT ONE WEEK
old Apply rear 2i6 ", 1st So. c2lSi
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For-R ROOMS Of FtiRNJTIfRr. OK IN
Part. house for rent. SIS: house for
sale OH cnsy turn;$ Sell SS03-X- e2i05
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S BLACK MINORCA FEMALES, 81
each. NoGelcr Seed Co. o223l
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LADY'S FIRST CLASS TICKET TO
Denver. Address HIS, Tribune. e2259
ONE LOAD OF THOROUGHLY BROKE
horses; weight 1900 up. BE in ON the
20th Feb. Salt Lake Horse and Mul"
market, S4i West 9TH South. c223i
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CANARIES, MALE AND FEMALE.
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FURNITURE OF FLAT FOR SALE.
steam heat and gas. 2Gl SO. Main;
room q, cZ2"J
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STOCK. BOND OFFERING. MINING.
electric. industrial or railway company
wanted for sale commission basis Ad-
dres" full particulars. Clientele. T, O. box
10SS New York. c200o
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IF you HAVE ANYTHING TcIM5
buy or trade IN the line Of hoy- n
or farms. SEQ Jones. 300-1-2-3 = u
g. Trust Bldg, M's]
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
JACKSON TO SPEAK
 HERE NEXT MONTH

A. c. Jackson, president of the National Good Roads association, one of the most distinguished good road advocates in the country, has accepted an invitation to address the Alabama Good Roads associa- ton. He writes as follows
 Chicago. August %, 1910. MT. J. A. Rountree, Secretary Alabama
 Good Roads Association, Birmingham: Dear MT. Rountree-Your letter of Au- gust 25, inviting me to attend the annual meeting of the Alabama Good Roads as- sociation, which convenes in Birming- ham October 12, 13 and IA. has been re- ceived.
 I shall be delighted to attend your con- vention and briefly address you on The Work and Aims of the National Good Roads Association"
 wish to congratulate the Alabama Good Roads association upon its compact organization, which has accomplished so much for the cause of good roads in Alabama Hope that the coming meeting will be largely attended. and it will be the greatest in the history of the asso- citation.
 The good roads movement is rapidly de- national association hopes soon to have affiliated with 1t a strong state organ ization In every state.
 With best wishes for the continued suc- cess in this great work, I am. sincerely yours, ARTHUR c. JACKSON, President National Good Roads Associa- tion.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
SPEED CARNIVAL
 OPENS IN NEW YORK

New York, September 2.-An automobile speed carnival which will open at the Brighton Beach motordrome tomorrow will mark the first meeting between Bar ney Oldheld and George Robertson. This will be Oldhelds first racing appearance in the New York district in five years and the meeting between him and Rob ertson will settle the title to the track championship of America. The chief event tomorrow will be a one-hour race which will be repeated on Monday In the contests Oldfeld will drive his Knox six" Robertson will pilot Simplex '50." Another Simplex, driven by Ralph Beardsley: an Isotta driven by Ray liar roun, an Allen-Kingston, driven by Leon ard Ormsby, Black Crow driven by Otton Rost, a Mercer driven by A. E. Sherwood an 8. P. o. driven by Speyer Wishard, Fiat driven by Lewis Strang and Moan driven by Sam Igon will be the other starters in the one hour and ten-minute events.
 time trials for the worlds circular track record. Old1eld, driving his Benz; Rob- ertson driving his Simplex cyclone, and Ben Kerscher, the German, driving his Hemery Darracq, will be the starters most likely to reduce the present mark made on the St. Paul, Minn., track.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
COL. ORCUTT GIVES
 ADVICE TO FARMERS

Colonel Orcutt, the cheerful matinee caller, who has done most of the Baron's winning on road trips this season. ap- peared this week in a new role.
 \ With Barnes Morgan and Will Leedy he went fishing and in returning Colonel Orcutt was introduced to the farmers as an expert from Washington on crops. He was carried through the fields, and boastfully the farmers explained their success under such trying seasons. With equal innocence Colonel Orcutt advised them on fertilization. planting season and, with all the eloquence of the Big Father at Washington congratulated them on their fine crops.
 The commodore proved himself an ex- pert, not only on baseball. but on cot ton, carrots, potatoes and pumpkins. He promised every farmer to send him quan- titles of seed next season, and all kinds of literature on expert farming, and as a result the farmers along that road are the happiest in Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
,ortine News LynCh's Error Let BarOns Win
THE BARONS' HITTING

The Barons are holding their own in the hitting line, though they are still be- low the .250 mark
 The PAS figure of last week still ob- tains.
 The leaders, McGilvray and Molesworth, slumped three percentage points each, al- though each, during the week. got five bingles.
 Ellam has done the best hitting since last Saturday afternoon. In 12 times at bat, he got 5 hits, weekly average of 417
 Mcbride followed with hits out of 15 times at the stick He got more hits than any other Barons.
 Marcan, Messenger, Molesworth, Mo Gilvray and Ellam got five hits each. Wagner got a couple of bingles out of five trials, his average for the week be- ing 400
 All of the regulars save Ryan are
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
Real Estate Transfers

Deeds of conveyance in the following transactions in real estate, in which amounts of 5000 or more were involved were filed yesterday in the office of the probate court:
 $500 Birmingham Securities company to J. H. Harrison, lots Il, 11-A and parts of lots 10 and 10-A, Altamont survey.
 s250o-Ardis Land company to w. F, Neal, lots and g. block D. survey of Ardis Land company.
 $16O0-J. W. Grant to A. S. Dyer. lot r, block 8, Brown & Redd's addition to Brooklyn.
 s3oOo-W R. Stewart to " E. Ohl. lot 10, block A, survey of Palmer Terrace.
 s135o-W J. Hardy to F. s. Howell, lot 6 and part of lot 5, block 14, Ensley Land company's second addition to Ensley. s150o-Princeton Land company to Hen derson Parker. lots g to IS inclusive block 4, survey of Roosevelt. $25oo-Realty Investment company to w. F. McAbee. lot 3, block 8. survey of Ems. ley Development company. s1125-J. s. Smith to Drennen Motor Cai company, lots 1 and 2 and lots 4 to 1t inclusive. block 8, Princeton subdivision
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
MOTOR RACES TODAY

Indianapolis. September 2.-With the race course in perfect condition, and with 8 racing cars in trim the Indianapolis speedway will begin its closing motor races of the season tomorrow afternoon.
 The prizes and trophies are worth about s1o,0oo. There are Il events on tomorrows programme, including two 100-mile races. The big race of the day will be the 1Oo- mile free-for-all for American and for eign cars. The winner of this event will receive 5000 as a cash prize. Five hundred dollars will be given for the sec-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
Last Montgomery Game

Montgomery. September 2.-(special,)- 2. The Montgomery baseball season proper will come to a close on tomorrow after noon, when the last game of the series in Alabama's capital city will be played against the Memphians. Fans of the city have made plans to attend the game in large numbers in order to encourage the team to finish at the head of the second division if possible
 Sportsmen of the city, 1t is announced, are determined to keep the franchise in Montgomery despite rumors that have spread to the contrary. Richard Tillis present owner of the franchise, Is re- ported as favoring the perpetuation of the privilege.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
EVANS GREAT TRIUMPH

Chicago. September 2.-Charles Evans, Jr., of the Edgewater Golf club of Chi cago today achieved the honor of being the first amateur to win an open tourna- ment in this city.
 In the 36-hole final for the western open championship at the Beverly Country club he defeated George Simpson, profession al, up and to play Three years ago Simpson won the amateur championship of Scotland, and the match today was a triumph for the young American golfer who is conceded to have a fine chance of winning the national amateur event at Boston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03

Mcdonald, 11S; Everett, 1O4; Tom Hay ward. III.
 Fourth race, Tecumseh handicap, six furlongs: Messenger Boy, 94: Emperor William, 106; Guy Fisher, IT; Jack Att kin, 13S; Flying Footsteps, 97; Lady Irma, 1o9 John Griffin IT., 121.
 Fifth race, selling, 2-year-olds. six fur longs *Okolona, 94; Ormicant, 102; Rash, Miss Jonah, "Planutess, 104; 'Moncrief, 1o6 +Coal Shoot, s7; Sidney R., 112.
 Sixth race. mile. selling: Amyil, 'Hawk's Flight, Ill; Soil Dorothy Webb, Sight. Civita, Tim Kelly, 106; Little Osage, 1O9; Duke of Bridgewater 101
 Seventh race. selling, mile and a six teenth *Responseful, *Sinfran, s9; Fer rand Cecilian, 100; Riflleman, Pedro. Meth ermost, Roseboro, Injury, 1o3; Otilo, 1O5; Great Jubilee, 101; Collis Ormsby, 1o5; Hans, 110.
 Eighth race, selling. mile: Dangerous March, +The Monk, 92 Saraband, John Graham, 97 +Gwendolin F., 101 Admoni- tor, King of the Mist. Neoskoleta, Olive Ely, 106.
 t-Apprentice allowance claimed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
Golf Tourney at Memphis

Memphis. September 2-(Special.)-- In hopes of developing a team to rep resent the south in the open amateur at Brookline, a week hence, the invitation tourney will be inaugurated over the local links, com mencing Tuesday. among those already practicing being: R. H. Eaugh, w. c. Ward and W. R. Dunne of Birming ham who have arrived here. Former Southern Champion Burlington and FL lis Knowles. former intercollegiate champions, are expected to take part ln the Memphis tourney.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
LAST OF THE SCHEDULE

The last game of the regular scheduled season will occur this afternoon in Bir- mingham.
 The fans will doubtless take advantage of this fact.
 After today the team takes the road. playing three games in Chattanooga, Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday the Barons and the Pelicans have an off day, and they will jump to Birmingham to play a postponed game. This will be
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
POINTERS TO RANDOM

examphed the success of ROwd o he wasa orphans home and at that early papers eked esrssoa % made % sSoa & @ Ns bs s o" he goes to It of pluck
 We'll the grand w-up has in the
 dropped doubeead and fsonrg continued us a asutthe walk-a - ~
 wak-away the American easue wownh There no longer doubt The Barons gained Thursday an off, yesterday it rained in New Orleans
 they wfp probably afternoon from Chat hoped dislike silk @ which & % of ! Tn the seventh had ~ In with Atlanta the heavy end Mobile 6osss q, Asv9s %sons TS @Sgsptsss a
 
 efaniand Barons chance to optnis who dream to the lid tipped today to President Bob announces Covaesi back to Gin cnnai Birmingham stn had have been playing wonderful ball Of late other in the circuit could meet Yonve got to hand it to e @ Iron [ % % e old ppe might as well be been called win 20 straight s1on out of the 20 left there of course S s a en s S p off % M @ betting Nng the u en proposition like the Ps wind And Percy Whiting planning place writes; , ,,. ~ + Ponce for inc last home games of the old stand two weeks playing the southern then n .Tbe Crackers at the There this With luck the Crack s b W t b able eo"ps @ % of H in shoudb b O overhaul the Barons
 But at any rate more weeks H. w. R.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03

Louisville, Ky, September 2.-Belated mail carrying entries in the ten stakes or the fall meeting which opens at Church i'll Downs, October 1, today brought l'i entries, making a grand total of 5H A brilliant array of high-class horses will be here. Today 42 entries came from Samuel c. Hildreth. along with inc an- nouncement that his entire stable will be shipped here shortly. His futurlty Win ner, Novelty, is entered in both the Au- tumn stakes and South Louisville handi- can. Fitzherbert is entered in the St. Ieger. Frank Fehr, Iroquois and Falls City handicaps. Others of the Hlldreth
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03

Evans victory netted him the cham pionship gold medal and s200 which he will have to receive in plate. He also won s25 In plate for low score in the qualifying round. Simpson received $1O0 and the semi-fnalist, Andrew Christie of Rochester, N. T., and D. E. Sawyer, the Wheaton amateur, each got $50.
 Evans and Simpson played mediocre golf in the morning. Followed by the big gest gallery that ever has witnessed western open final, the men played in championship form in the afternoon. Their first scores were: Evans, 72; Simp- son. "A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03

ond in the race, 800 for the third, sooo for the fourth.
 The other 100-mle race is for stock chas- sis cars of 3o1-450 cubic inches displace- ment. the winner to receive trophy cup.
 Seventy-fiye dollars per week salary will be given to the driver who wins the race. The value of the cup Is s2500.
 The winner of the 10-mile race free-for- all. besides receiving the speedway hel- met, will win a salary of $50 per week. The meet will continue throughout Mon- day afternoon, the 20o-mlle race being the big feature of Labor Day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
Edited By HUGH W. ROBERTS

either at or above the 200 mark Those below are Ryan. Stockdale, Covaleski and Bauer. Incidentally, during the week, Stockdale yielded the bottom position to Bauer. He is now in very selected so- ciety.
 The following official figures include all games played to date:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
574 ENTER FOR DOWNS

string named in the stake events are Restigouche, Royal Meteor. Firestone, Hampton Court, Woodcraft, Zeus Queen, Kormac, Montgomery and Seth.
 August Belmont has nominated Pris- Gillian in every event to which he is eligible James Butler has entered Dart worth and Max Hirsch has entered Ta- too.
 The fall meeting, with the greatest horses of the metropolitan circuit carded to go, along with the stars of the west, is, says Secretary Lyman H. Davis, cer- tain to make the fall sport decidedly the best since the close of Washington park in Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03

corking battle it is generally believed
 But today concludes the regular sched- ued season.
 The game this afternoon will be pitched by Bauer and either Case or Viebahn. Although Bauers arm Is h>e the Barons should win.
 As Atlanta will be certain to take one of the two games to be played this after noon in Mobile, it behooves the Barons to win.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03

Two-base Hits-Ellam, Bronkie. Sacrifice Hit-Bay.
 Stolen Bases-Molesworth, Patterson. Double Plays-Messenger to Elliott; Elliott to McGilvray; Bernhard to Lynch Struck Out-Perdue G. Fleharty b. Bases on Balls-Fleharty 2, Peroue 2 Time of Game-1:40.
 Umpires-Ryan and Case.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03

'ARONS DEFEAT VOLUNTEERS
 IN HARD FOUGHT SCRIMMAGE
GULLS PERMIT
 CRACKERS TO TIE

Mobile. September 2.-Bittrolff, pitch ing for Mobile, pitched his fourth tie game in two weeks today when the Gulls and the Crackers went 10 innings with out a decision, each team scoring four runs. The game was an exciting see saw affair, filled with spectacular plays ana thrilling batting rallies. Two fast double plays by Mobile were among the many features. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
Negroes Arrested for Theft

Detectives Wren and Sigsbee arrested two negroes yesterday for the robbery of Letaw's drug store Thursday night and two others for receiving stolen property. The four negroes were Oscar Davis and George McCarter, accused of the theft, and Sun Thompson and s. Tifon for re- ceiving the stolen property. The negroes stole several dollars worth of merchan- Jisa
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03

At Dallas: Dallas 3, Shreveport 6.
 At Oklahoma City: Fort Worth ', Okla homa City 0. First game, Waco S. Galveston 4; second game, Galveston 1. Waco o.
 At San Antonio: Houston l. San An tonic O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
Camp Hardee Meetinr roday

This afternoon at o'clock Camp liar dee will hold it's regular monthly meet ing in the auditorium of the chamber of commerce. War stories by the veter- ans will form the main entertainment of the afternoon. The daughters and all visiting comrades are invited to attend.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
R.H.E
SMALL SQUAD AT
 THE TRAPS YESTERDAY

Eight shooters took part in the reg ular weekly shoot of the Birmingham Gun club at the Fair grounds yester- day afternoon. Some of the regular shoot CTS were absent. noticably R. H. Baugh Mrs. Carl, Lee Moody, R. R. Skinner and MT. Perry.
 Tha score made was as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
AItrurian Church Services

At the regular service of the Altrurian church, 1916 Second avenue, tomorrow at 10 o'clock the subject of the sermon will be "The Sin of Detraction." All are cor dially invited to be present
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
German Lutheran Services

Regular services will be held tomorrow at the German Lutheran Zion churchScor- ner Avenue B and Nineteenth street. Preaching will be in German at the 10:3O o'clock service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

At Petersburg: .Lynchburg 0, Peters, burg 0 Q0 innings; darkness.)
 At Richmond: First game, Danville 4. Richmond i; second game. Danville 0, Richmond 1 6 innings; darkness.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-03
R.ce. A~nin Postponed

Readville. Mass. September 2.-Be- cause of the heavy track as result of yesterdays hard rain the Grand Circuit faces at Readville were again post poned today.