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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

z-.-,ozvfnz schedule figures pubushss
y 81 t-Ie-orTn.aTiou and are not guaranteed
'n ~ atlanta. -BlTIninsham. NOBLE. Nss
0E4e@ 1--, --sT--ozs and Memphis. SEA q p.
For Roanoke. Knoxville, C Chsttsao0Ea' BIZ
,1--ra-,- New Orleans. 10.le , n
- Es,.a-,o;,e Knoxville. Chattanooga SaSs-
en- Nemphfs. s.Ig g. n daily tsleep17s
- ouen after 70 D nj
- AfInufa Birmingham CofEmbia.
rs.--ssr4ou Augusta Aiken. savannah. Jack
S~--sIle and Florida points. AS ,. n daily
Z. 8. BRO ~. GensEs4 4Ea2S .
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FOR SALE HOUSES

FOR SALE-ONLY ONE LEFT
OF THOSE sPLEEDDLY BUILT HOMES
AT TIE INTERSECTION or FIRST ST..
X ST. AND FLORIDA AVE y W
Thoroughly wen built modern. and up-to-
date in every detail -Four houses afresdy
sold Inspect the one that IS left at once
SIX good rooms all outside
Weli-appOinted bath.
Colonial porch
AruEIicaIIy designed front.
shade and good parking.
Reception hall
Hot-zTater heat.
OdorieSs EaR log
Refrigerator IN house.
Electric lights.
Combination fixtures
Hardwood finish.
Painted kitchen
Servants toilet
Elevated gas oven
Deep lots to good auey
THESE ARE THE BEST SELLING
HOMES N WASHINGTON.
House oDen every day Until dark
Price low Terms arranged
THOS- J FISHER & CO. Inc,
as 18th St. n W
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COAL AND WOOD

CoI Philips & Juenensna. Mood
OOdIsos It ne 9a 4th - Ne w OOO
Only Best Grades Lowest Prices
Phone L1zcoIa ga
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FOR SALE-ONLY 500 down.
BALANCE LIKE RENT
Charming little slx-roon homes Overlook
ing beautiful grounds OF Kendall Green
convenient 70 all parts o. the city By
Capital Traction car line.
Houses have bright airy cellars; six good
rooms modern BATH even thing I'D u dare
Fronts Of colonial design
Large rear and front yards
This Is the best hO1ae-buying proposition
nov On the market
A comfortable home within the reach q
every Tent-payer-
Houses open ever oay until dark.
PRICE $500.
sample HOUSE.. 81 L St y. Z.
THOs- = FISHER & CO., Inc,
rs Eth St n "
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE
JUST THE HOME KoU HAVE BEEN
LOOKING FOR
Located right on the heiEh.s q tho
city and IDEAL IN every respect Hand-
some exteriorsi elegant, conveniently
arranged interiors
SAMPLE HOUSE,
Zns NORTH CAPITOL ST.
PRICE. $50.
Terms-OnIy 500 DoWn; $3.50 Mo.
This includes al interest and monthly
payments-
Near Beautiful Soldiers Hons
Grounds
Six large, beautiful rooms, reception
hall, handsomely finished throughout
and papered with exquisite taste lat
est style gas fixtures; massive cabi-
net manteis-
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
COME OUT SUNDAY.
FRANCIS A BLUNDCS.
7o7 ST. y. W
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-NeW 5-rOOm house. Win . acres.
o. more Il desired. 1 IL miles from River
dale On troIie- IIne- now being built $50.
also tracts from 1 60 acres Phone a x
FIyattsville- B D. STEPHEN. Owner. River
dale. Nd
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PROPOSALS

OFEICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d c.
washington July s. 1910 Sealed proposals
viii be received at this office until O'Clock
2. m. August S. 1910. for sinking deep wells
On the OcCoQuau Workh0use site. Fairfax
County. Va Specifications. form Of proposal
and alI necessary information may be OBJ
tanned from the Chief Clerk. Engineer De-
yar-rnent. Room 81 District Building
CJ-NOrH RUDOLPH. JOHN A JOHNSTON.
WILLIAM Y JUDSON, Commissioners, D
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W0RKINGMEN'S WANTS

wORKINGMES-Yo look Ike a cisver lad
and here's how 70 save your ''vad -
Tailored suits. slightly used s. to SIS: II
YOU and dad. good a. any TO be had, one
price. JCSTHTS OLD STAND. SIG D.
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FOR RENT-GARAGE

FOR RENT-GARAGE
FOR RENT-In Mt Pleasant three private
CARA Ees. brick. concrete floors water. cleo
trfc light s. 90 SO. OWNER. 2I0e 18Th st. /
10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates Special priv
neges vita respect 10 prior payments Large
amounts a specially. TYLER & RUTHER-
FORD. 80 18th St y "
MONEY TO LOAN on p. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest Payments On
principal in amounts Of S1o0 OF more re-
ceived at any interest period. The F. II
SMITH CO.. Bond Bldg l4oS y y ave
MONEY 10 LOAN-sZ50 70 $4,000 On D c.
real estate Interest low and al trans
actions conducted with economical considera-
ton Tor bCrrowe =
WM d SAUNDERS & CO..
1907 ST
MONEY 70 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
INTEREST On D c Real Estate 40 IN
reasonable delay
WALTER y. ACKER
1920 + ST y. "
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EI-10OARD AIR LINE AK.

- daily Florida Fast Nall
1910 Ices and Pullman sieepeTS -
ThTo2sal,, nd Jacksonville Sarlor car JACK
Safe Say 70 tampa LAF0usa sleeper =
AtIaLlJa- - - t--.-Ssab05rd Express elsc-
l - P Iirlted sleeVers and o5seEyati5n cal
cQlIpie0 '--s-rah jacksonville. Tampa. At
VICE 70 tssii4rIaIasaazl. and Memphis Diains
cars s-t- 1rs New York ave y "
Ticket - HAYWOOD. c 7. A.
20 z PHILLIPS D P A
- . z a. LortslooLe1. "a
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RAILROADS
& OHIO r. R.
For Sale
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE


LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
Ever othsr Hour On ths Odd Esuz-~
NEW TERMINAL I'd ST. NEW T0RE
20 g. m--Diner. Pullman Parls- Car
1890 q m--S-aour train BroIIer F7srI.- o..
$50 a. m--PuIlu1a1 BrOiler F7arI0r g.
81 - a. m--Dlner and Pullman PzrIg- o.
10 D m--Di1er and Pullman Pzrior CO
'ssee p E--'-E2oy1l L1mitsd" Al PuII1zEz-
ssp. m--Coacbes t. New York
.1z-Is =. T.-sleepsrs 70 Ns@ York
F2se a m--Slsepers 70 PhliadeIDhis anE Esz
ATLANTIC SITx. f7s0a 'ssoa fuss
flsea. 40 ? 2. s.r.f--o.
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR
CU@sk Days. a n % II ?. NJ
ss2 $50 ia. -I-9e ia f6s6e- rs-23. a.
'is0S MS. ia. go. fs:2o, "a. FIs5<.
fsS5 $50 f5-03. 80. f6-0a '6-se. fz-o8 ss-sE
fs.0o. 'la.sa 80. 80 an - - Il
CHICAGO, 81 so , II
CNCINNATL ST. LOUIS aud LOUIS.
Y4 4574=sr so SIC a n. IL .sIs "a
s,5.55 night Sleeper ready. - ,. q.
CLLy ELAND. I'D , n
COIL-NIBUS- $50 > Il
SFEEI-ISG. "9-ls q M. 95:1 p n.
cI-ts-sERLAND. 'ss15 ,. n. ''oussa Gts
sR TST1fS,SicHEsTER. 1910 g. IA. fs=s< tssz
, FRREDERICK fs-2a $50. tg-z 4 H. a.
~; elis,IT ss fslo = n. t5.Os y
sTYaIfE- Except SUNDAY ~SAL7zT oEtT.
,-ETPF5ONES a. al OF the fOII0Efz=
80 C9fsccz- I9l7 9 ST. Tel Main 1ssI: 81
PerrsyIvania ave. Main <sss Sew C7lss
seton ticket OIice. Main 1885, L1fOE1l2.
Tioa Bureau Main ~
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.
s.nsauls Of Excursion Trains 70 and rroa
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
EFFECTIVE JULY !. l9I9-
s-,,bseCr 70 Change Without NotTs.
--oS-DaVS TO FRIDAYS. INCLUSIVE
--NS-e 7save District Line at 80 and l1ssf
30 $40. 80. and S-45 D n
-r,-T,-n.rE leave the Beach at 6s55 a. u.
80 = 80 so. 500. and 1900 p II
A--'e' SATURDAYS
/ y.-s-- 1a7ve District Line, at 9-zS and lissl
80 SEQ. 5-30. 49, and S-s5 , II
A-, - leave the Beach at SIS g. u.
80 - E-gC 500. s-50s and 1900 ,. II
---7S' -ST->SDATS AND HOLIDAES-
! - 7e-ys District Line al s-25 and liza
GS-I7ss 90 sea. 4-oo- l-45. AID 9-a5 , Il
a-ll e, leave the Beach a. z.G9 r. "a,
fsSe- 80 e-o1 500. 500. and 1900 D n
4---2' -'-~' PAUL y WATERS
I General AznaEsr.
/ --.,,. Kew York Ave car for District Liz
/ az Ae scr additional information Tee
| So F-,-arn 16-9-
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WIN0lM CLEANlNG

How. ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS
White help and moderate prices LEON =
CAEooS. Acme window Cleaning Co re-
moved 20 81 Z ST y W. Phone II 7l59-
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NICE GROOM HOUSE, . years oId- near tn
and Maryland ave n e ever modern i'm
prFerneut- rented to same tenant since
building al S-l-45 per month Owner wants 20
SCI a. bersatn price Box Sls. Times Office
FOR SALE COLORED-
HANDSOME NEW BRICK & short
distance from cars very large lots So
down and so q month
kAREICN & METCALF, 1870 \. Y ave
$50 DOWN and So q month viii by s-room
Is Sx153
KARRICK & METCALF,. IS10 y Y avs
FOR SALE-COrDer house. choice sect fou
~ mons srld la=rh- h1t-zfzrer hesf-
FOR SALE-Turo 5-st0-y buildings. apart
r-e-es : roorus and bath each coal and
gas ranges cabinet manceis5 always rented
S1-zzs per year need money VIII sacrifice
for SIC 500. Il per mt investment. 7 you
want this talk quick Call after ? m. OF
address
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.
CHESAPkAhE & OHIO RY

CHESAF LF1A
2 80 =. daI-y-EoT Virginia WeEE VIZ
- - KENTUCKY points Pullman sleep
e. 70 CinclnnaIi - -'3 =. L - = ~
u------s "a szsy-C4NCINNAI1-SL LOUIS
-tf1CsGO SPECIAL sold tran e ST
1EA'-<>--.- Pullman sleepers 70 Chicago
LUIS - ~ important stations PuIIrlsz-e
SeoP5 ---sfr.-Ils-nz and c 4 o dlninE car
11leS. - = .IaiIy-E- 2 V LIMITED Toe
LIZ = r.,.5.ssiL4e. The West, SouEhEss..
ClL-4-------1-',z-1s+ pullman sleepe-s to VfrE17-
Aao Spr1ngs. Cincinnati and Louisville.
=. q o- -. and ohio Offices At 5ls Pa
S-sseFTe q 81, and New Union StstIoz.
ave. - sfsln I055 and S705 fOr tickets. bAE.
TsaeP-1--- : r,.saT. sZscus. al tscics5s-
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ARTMENIS TO LET
Furnished and Unfurnished.
FOR RENT-Hlndsome apartments. ROOFS.
heat light. jsnItor and elevator service; Ss5-
Others at SO. So. 50. $3.50: = apts especially
SUITED for a dentist For location inqui7s OF
A. T. HOLTZMAN.
1921 p 81 Wv.
WHY MELT IN CITY?
Only $40. worth $50.
MODERN APARTMENTS N SUBURBS
izrEe -oons. 5c7-5Is Rhode Island ave
y. Z $50 Adams St, So playground for
H L. RUST 1870 II St X W
Ifas ON = ne 5r and b---------..-..----S1 SIS 90
SO 1 81 ne 81 and b--.--------------- % %
16f7 Gales st. me- 4r- and b------.-------- 1880
ll5s Isl 81 nv. fr- and D. tcoi. l-'s.s. =
l5s5 Church St NV. 81 and b tco)------ :. 50
FRANK 7. RAWLINGS CO.
15o5 Pa ave y W
CoHvenieat to C. P. o.. Capitol, and Ii
orary.. very desirable groom and bath
aparlment- ho--vvater heat. porch, etc Suit
able FOR tuo families OF can sublet rooms
Tor So Just paPereo and painted Rent
1-AE-lJA-SE-Ee . - - - All-. - -te1 - ~
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
KENT. lis y Car. ave Sc, ST. D. So o.
THE BERKSHIRE r. b. .-------..----- % 90
IIi3 9Th St NV. Or b.-3r- b.. summer pglce
Sl22 18th NV 81 b---------------------3 l59
go e ST. NV Sr- b. % 90
1913 ST. r. b..--.-..--..... hummer price
30 y NV 2r- 15-0O
KARRICK & NIETCALF- 1870 y Y ave
EXCEEDINGLY handsome 5-room fat fur
nished in the best OF style. entirely com
piete for hCusekeeping5 every convenience;
$3.50 per month gas incurred
NORFOLK. ID AND D y E-Six-room
apartment rent SO
f70R RENT-F'Ive-room ha- with bath: -
floor. outside rooms. rent $50 1913 "a
St Inquire at IA Seaton pl- y W
RF->T AND LIVING CHEAP IN ALExAN-
DRTA- Apartment only 81; heat and wa
ter included Colonial Flats. Alexandra. the
place See or write SLATAEAESE5R. SO king
St Alexandra Va
FIAT. 1 rooms and bath: mo1e4n i4upIO.e-
ments: business section 157 nth ST y W
SUFFOLK and IONA. 9Th and SIS. S. ":
and room and bath apartments mot
sIs-15 10 S1Sc0- TIE PHILLIPS COMPANY.
$50 John Marshall D.
APARTNTENTS FOR RENT-COLORED.
HANDSOME APARTSl ENT. 6Zlz Pat
terson ST. 81 b. rear pcrch-------------SI SIS %
KARRICK & METCALF, 1920 y Y. ave
FOR RENT-STORES
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FOR RENT-STORES

FOR RENT
I4C5 W St NV. large room. $50. O.
FRANK T RAWLINGS CO,
100 Pa ave y W.
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AUCTION SALES

YOUR ATTENTION Is INVITED TO OUR
SPECIAL SALE OF FURNITURE. ETC.
on TUESDAY. july g. AT 10 O'CLOCK
Don't fail 10 attend as we have an unusual
lot OF goods which must 80 regardless Of
prices
D. NOTES, AuctiOneeT,
s15-5l5 La ave. y. W
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
UNFINISHED.
WM- H SAUNDERS & CO.,
14O7 F ST. n. ".
HOUSES

- n l-rfo-----s.9o0I 1905 ID st NV 6rb 80. 81
20 ~ lIcll esro 4o-o9i 1921 Cambridge -.
- = W. STD 4toJ NV. sr.5------ Z7-5G
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

n sEGAL, ANTIQUE FURNITURE RE-
PRODCCISG. REPAIRING 81 L ST- N
". PHONE ~ SO Z
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SPIRIIUALISM
FLOOR FINISHING

WASHINGTON PARQUET FLOOR SUR
FACING CO. I5Z0 sd 81 n W. old
paTquet floors scraped down, reiIled, polished,
TaIed- expert WOrkLnens work guaranteed .
send postal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
OCCidentalS Beaten
HIGH SCHOOL LOSES
ITS STAR ATHLETE
Injured Leg Forces George At
kins to FOrsake Sports and
Return Home.

George Atkins. the star all-around ath-
lete at the high school and without
doubt the best high school track man
in the state. left school Wednesday ia
ternoon for his home in Milford. where
he expects to remain during the winter.
The reason for his departure from school
after being reelected as captain Of the
track team for next spring IS that his
injured leg is troubling him again. At
kins fractured a small bone in his left
leg before the state meet last year and
was forced out of the meet. which caused
the loss Of the championship for the
local high school. lie slightly injured
the same leg during the summer pitching
ball and injured il again last week while
trying out for the football team. Al
kins was the fastest man on the squad
and would have made a good end or
back.
The loss of Atkins will be greatly felt
and il Is hoped that he will return for
the second semester. Atkins has en-
viabc record In high school track work
and had Il brilliant future. In the 1909
state track meet he won four firsts and
broke the state record for the high jump.
clearing the bar at D feet 3t Inches. lie
won the broad jump in two attempts
and tied the state record for the 100
yards after running three heats. He
broke the 220-yard record after two
heats, making the dash in % l-5 seconds.
Just who VIII take Atkins's place as cap
tain Of the track team is NOT known,
but Frank Wheeling and Mat GALLAGHER
are likely candidates.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE

least > per cent OF the amount Of each
bid must be inclosed. Each check IS to
be made payable to tho undersigned. and
Is 10 be forfeited to the undersigned in
case the bid is accepted and the bidder
does no. enter into the contract within
six days after It's acceptance. for the
faithful execution of the contract and
bond hereinafter mentioned.
The proposed contract and bond are
also at the office of said architects and
can there be examined
A bond must be furnished for one
half OF the bid. with good and sufficient
sureties. all satisfactory to The under
signed
The bids are to he for the following
work. and no subdivision will be con.
sidered.
For the, building complete. except
plumbing, heating and ventllating
For the plumbing. heating ana yentI
lating.
The undersigned reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids
BOARD OF EDUCATION
OF Salt Lake City. Utah.
BY l.. P. Judd Clerk
Dated Salt Lake City, Utah. Septem-
Der @ 1910. roe,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice Is hereby given that special
tax for the purpose OF extending the
by ordinances of the city council, ap-
proved August IS. 1910, and September
IL, 1910. respectively.
SAID special tax is levied upon the fol-
Luke City: to-wit; In lots / and s. block
?9; 2. ., and 5, block gS and g. block
10: 3 and ;, block II, all in plat
the east side of Ninth East between
Third South and Eighth South streets,
and on the west side of Ninth East
street between Third South and Fourth
q. 81 and 81, OF Salt Lake City. and Is
due and payable in ten equal annual in
Stallments beginning September 13. 1911.
Interest at the rate of per cent per
annum on the whole amount OF said
tax shall be computed from the date
OF the approval Of the ordinance con-
hrming, the levy OF said tax, to-wit
September l3, 1910; and interest at said
rate on the whole amount of said tax
unpaid shall be due and payable with
each installment. III any instalment or
when same becomes due, then the whole
amount OF the tax unpaid at the time
said installmcnt and interest are due
VIII become due and payable and Will
per annum until sale OF the property as
sessed. One or more OF said installments
IN the order In which they are PAYABLE
aforesaid, or the whole tax may be paid
without interest at any time within tbir-
w days after the approval OF the ordi-
nance confirming the levy OF the tax:
and one or more Of said installments in
the order in which they are payable or
the whole tax unpaid: may be paid on
the day any installment is due by pay
Ing the amount thereof and interest 10
said day.
an special taxes are payable at nv
ofhce. room l02. city and county build
Ing. Salt Lake City
DATED at salt Lake City. Utah, this
GIDEON SNYDER,
city Treasurer and Collector OF Special
Taxes.
Paving extension No so
Second partial estimate rIs5a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
ADVISORY COACHES TO ASSIST
BENNI0N WITH VARSITY

AT the meeting OF the Coach Rennion.s
advisory board of coaches Wednesday if
was decided that beginning next Monday
AFTERNOON one or more members of tho
board would be on hand every day IA
asSlsl Bennon. So far il has NOT bnen
FIRST t''Sie
Coach Bennion has recalled the track
suits that the squad have been practicing
In and issued the regular football cos
Tune. Yesterday. 10 begin with, Coach
Bennion led the men on little run 10
inc Fort Douglas campus and put them
through the hardest workout vet this
season.
Next week signals and plays will be
given and scrimmage begun before the
end OF the week. Bcnnion Will endeayor
TO arrange series of practice games
with the different high schools Of tho
state before the first game OF the season
with the Utah AgGies October Is.
reports from Logan show that the Ar-
giles arc after Utah harder than ever this
season and expect 10 put a winning team
In the field but Utah is stronger than
ever and although beginning late i'm the
season will be in the best of shape by
that time.
Steve Young was faithful to his prom
Use and Joined the squad yesterday He
looks mighty good and husky and should
have no trouble In making letter This
year. ''
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BILLIE BURKE WINS EMPIRE
STATE STAKES AT SYRACUSE

SYRACUSE. y. y. Sept. 1i.-Binie
Burke. driven by Beuyon. today won the
Empire Stale stakes of 900 for o:Id
trottcrs at the Grand Circuit meet. The
trotting division of tho Horse World stall
lion stakes was easily won by Colorado
T.. while Baroness Eva Won in the pac-
ing division OF that event.
AS the course was seconds slow by
reason Of Tuesdays rain. Ed Gccrs post
poned until tomorrow the attempt by
The Harvester TO beat the worlds stall
lion trottins record Of 2:o2. held by him
self
Summaries:
First race. Horse World stallion stake
purse $685., 3-year- olds, trottins two In
thrce-Colorado F.. won: Emily Ellen.
. .0Sl.
Second race. the Empire state stakes
2:H trot. 10000 three in fiVc-Billy
Burke, won; Hailworthy second: Joan,
third. Bcst time, 2:oS1.
Third race. 2:1S pacing. $1,000. three in
hve-Dirl. won; Jinso. second; Dan S.
third. Best time. 2:12l.
Fourth race. the OnondaEa 2:06 pacing,
$1,000. tive in three-Ess II. Kay Won;
third. Best time 2:06
Fifth race. Horse World stallion stakes
3-year olds. pacing division. two In three
pursc $9a25. 20 per cent for PAGERS: first
s1107s second, 1851 20 third. S2i6.I5-
Baroness Eva. won: Directum Regent
second; Leftwich third. Best time
2:oa,.
Sixth race. Cha mber Of Commerce. 200
trotting, three in five. purse $1,000 GIn-
finished)-Soprano. first; Orc Bellni sec
ond; pemarest. third. Best time, 2:o1{
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Former Golf Champions Are All
Defeated by Rank Outsiders
i'm Brookline Tourney
RACING MOTORBOAT
WILL Be RETIRED
Dixie H., Winner of Interna-
tional Races, Will Be Used
Only for Cruising.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14,-The Dixie H.,
winner of the International motorboat
cup, is TO be retired this fall F. X.
Burnham, her owner. announces that he
viii shortly take out the powerful 200
horsepower engine and substitute an
equipment of lower power, as he intends
TO use the boat hcnceforth for cruising
purposes.
MIR, Burnham docs not intend to quilt
racing, but he believes that boat of
the now common type Is capable OF the
highest possible speed, SO he will turn
his interest 10 hydroplanes In the fu
ture.
The Dixie ii. is the most popular speed
boat raced in American wa,ers In many
years. In her three seasons she has won
the greatest number OF prizes ever an
nexcd by motorboat. Twice she de-
Tended the British trophy; twice she won
the gold cup race on the Thousand
Islands: twice she proved herself
rional champion on the Hudson river.
and this year she won the great lakes
championship at Buffalo. She has only
been defeated once. and that WAS by 4
50-foot hull at Monaco in 1909. She has
started In nearly 100 races, q record that
has never been approached by any other
large or small.
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ASSESSMENT NoTIcR

Notice is hereby given that at q rnea,.
Ing of the board of directors of the EIec :
trical Engineering 6 Construction com
pany held on the 18th day OF August.
share was levied on the outstanding cant
tai stock OF the corporation, payabie
Immediately to George Wipsness. secrn.
taTy. NO. 445 South Third West street
salt Lake city Any STOCK on which
this assessment shall remain unpaid on
Monday, September &C. 1910, will be de-
;Inquent and advertised for sale at pub
before. so many shares of each parcnI
OF such stock as may be necessary viii
be sold on Monday. October II. 1910 ar
8 Qhree) O'Clock p. m. to pay the de-
l'nquent assessment. together with the
cost OF advertising and expense OF sale
GEORGE WINSNESS, Secretary,
iaay
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-15
High School
FANCY AER0PLANING AT
HARVARD AVIATION FIELD

BOSTON, Sept 14.-Fancy aeroplanng
was on the programme at the Harvard
aviation field today, with Ralph Johnstone
ana Walter Brookins as the star per-
formers.
Johnsiono's favorte act was TO indulge
IN deep slides. shutting his engine al
most completely off. then suddenly shoot
ing down until ne almost touched the
ground. Then would follow series OF
Dutch rolls
BrookinS performed the most daring
leat OF the afternoon in making his ia
nous short turns standing his bipianc
almost on edge rs ne made u complete
circle IN scarcely more than six seconds
ms machine reached an angle OF more
than ~ degrees at times
Glenn II. Curtiss with a hi.h-poyyer
machine, won in speed race covering
nEe ana n quarter miles in 6:l9 60
Grahame White, the Englishman Was
out in his Eleriot monoplane and sailed
oul well over the city and harhor.
ihe meet will close tomorrow when
Glenn r. Curtiss will race White Gve
ana a quarter miles for a $4,000 cup Of
Tered by the Harvard Aeronautical soci-