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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
TO CONTROL LAWN TENNIS.
American Association OF Clay Court
Players Recently Formed.

Z a.
I. New York, February la.-A new lawn
tennis organization of national scope,
to be known as the American Asso-
citation of Clay Court players, has
been formed TO take control over that
branch of the sport. The fact became
known to-day upon an announcement
issued by Dr. Il. b, Hawk. Of the Uni
versity of Illinois. urhana, ILL.,, who is
the president of the new associations.
The vice. Presidency is ia be.Sfilled by
Southern player, The executive conn
mittee will he composed of special rep
resentatives in all of the States and
Territories.
a temporary organization was eff
fected IN this city at the time OF the
annual meeting of the national asso-
citation. Or. Hawk then led the forces
that established the clay court cham
lpionship of the United States. In
order to place the newly instituted
championship upon aAfirmer basis, the
players association has since been set
afoot.
DR., Hawk, in stating the objects OF
the American Association of Clay Court
Players, said to-,lay:
q "Flrst---The organization is an nsso-
citation of individuals, not an associa-
ton OF clubs. ana therefore is OF an
entirety. di!Ierenlt character from the
Emitted states National Lawn Tennis
Associations
sSecond--Its purposes are: |. 10 fos-
ter the interests OF American tennis
players ana 70 advance the work OF
the United states National Lawn Ten
mis- Association. sy6To aid to carry
through successful clay court cham
piunshlps from year 20 year; 3. The
association stands unQua1itiedly5fO for tn g
development of the game OF tennis
Throughout the American continent.
and any,male or female tennis player
OF that portion OF the globe lis eligible
foL mslnbershlp,"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
JEFFRIEs FOUGHT HIS
FIRST FIGHT FOR $3.50,
10000 in 1910.

100000 In 1910
$3.50 In 1857.
Tho former figure is the amount that
James j. Jeffries will fight tor IN his last
fight.
: And II he had to knock out his man to win
That hrst nght came OFF in 1857 IN Los
len was rookie for fair at the time,
and fought another rookie just as bad. Ho
handed tile sleep punch to the guy In just
three rounus.
John Webb. a fight promoter OF Spokane,
wash, promoted that first fight
He had to argus with jeff long time
"lf he hadn't fought that first hgnt lie
would never have been champion OF the
world" Webb is quoted as having SAID.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
HARVARD TO LOSE ~ s,nrp,yrTEI,

noston, February l2,-Haryard as nht,if =
ara Gloomy here to-day over tie pf6n n
that Clarence G. Little, eap 1nat a. ara I'M
tean.' n snr,ns Little won the inttercollegiate
,n,onsh IN with a heave of forty-si* ieet
two Inches and was looked upon u 10 rs9 she
ltS aRui' M 'nrac tIced with lghtWetgnt,
saa ne Swapping nas the weight rs rgss
h hnnd injured one of the bones. AZ KINGS n',
have pesn 4 r besS Se the hand
nv. univ be used in shotputting after. an
norra ton. gtsts lds M a .is84-3 E5A1 4as ii5f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
NOT PARTIAL TO TRAVIS. d
Norfolk Management Had Nothing to DO
With His appointment. +

TH Especial TO The Times Dlspntch. f17-8
Norfolk, Va, February l2.---Aecording to
tho management Of the Norfolk club, Pres
ident- Secretary Gregory is ''spluttering'' In
reference to tho; appointment OF Umpire
Travis. The management declares IT is not
interested in this appointment. does not
care anything about 1, in any way what
ever, and did not recommend him. II Is
true that men formerly interested In the
management OF the sclub recommended him.
but they deny that this Is any more than
an nterests in seeing that 9 good man y
secured. and Travis came here highly rec !
ommend ed, h IIa lis NOT a Sresident OF Sorfolk,
although he Is loatns aroun,t here. and II
$is Gpuiuted out that Un,pires Mace and PEN
der do the Same lhins in tnes{winsep time,
liking the city, tae f65 Ss 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

753 lSnecial to The Tlmes-ILlspHIsFE'IIo7
Vest point N. ", February -
o,eorretown's hockey team was not IN
Ne, same class as the Army to-day.
ana the fine team work Of the SOL
diers combined with their deadly
Ashooting, made it an uphill fight for
georgetown from the start, until the
game ended with the score Army
as; seorget own. ss II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
mcnt throughout the entire state.

ment throughout the entire State.
The Richmond Automobile Club and
its members have In the six months
past made cash donations amounting
to over $4,000, to be used In road i'm
provement In Henrico and Chesterfield
counties.
This action on their part, almost ur,-
solicited. is certainly anything other
than selfish.
1t Is conservatively estimated that
a macadam road from Richmond to
Washington would be the means of
bringing to this city from other states
at least $500 cars annually. The adj
vantages this condition would bring
about are more than apparent.
Richmond is fast becoming recog-
MED Az the logical distributing point
for automobiles within the central
eastern section OF the South One
of the local companies has recently
been induced to add TO their present
territory for the coming season the
greater portion OF North Carolina. he :
ported Inquiries from West Virginia
Indicate that tie two States named
are already looking to Richmond tor
these goods, as Is tho case In o'her
lines of trade.
II is further reported that whole
sale automobile supply house VIII soon
he one OF Richmonds assets. and there
being no institution OF this nature be-
tween Washington and Atlanta, 1t may
naturally claim az its territory these
same states Oh Virginia, West Viz
ginia and the Carolinas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
Harvard Defeat. Dartmouth.

rSpec'al to The Timcs-D,sratcll.1
Cambridge, Mass, February H.
Dartmouth went down before the Har-
ward hockey seven this afternoon In
an intercollegiate contest in the
Stadium rink, By the score of 6 to o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
RICHMOND COLLEGE RUNNERS

q q a . -----
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

for the steel frame work The work
Is progressing rapidly this mild wealth
err which is most favorable for the set
ting and the curing Of concrete work.
A new realty company is being
formed Ia the city its primary object
TO promote the Park Crescent addition.
large tract near the entrance of
Emigration canyon. Arrangements f1I
the transfer of the land We're mad,
this week and the place Wll be plated
Immediately ana placed on the market
Foundations viii presently be under
way for the immense elevators which
the Mullen interests contemplate
erecting on the newly acquired ground
near Third South and Fifth West
streets. Frank Haven, an expert on
foundation work. has come an the WAY
from New York 10 superiuteud the
construction.
Wednesday force of nearly 100 mon
began the active work of the demoli-
ton of the old Halls hotel that FOR
years has occupied valuable cor
ner. state and Third south. covering
close 10 AN eighth Of n block The plans
for the new department store Go be
erected here by .he Auerbach inter
ests are expected from the east daily.
anu INC h'NIINAl i've h0ik VII a. KIN
Immediately after the rasing or the old
two story building
The Utah Fire CLAY company con-
templates the expenditure Of 500 900 in
improvements and additions 20 the salt
Lake plant This will greatly increase
the capacity OF the present plant
making 30 possible 90 supply the ma
torial demands for a. radius OF several
hundred fFhfe d al 49,.
Greene. president and manager Of the
company. went east 90 purchase the
necessary machinery and other equip
meut
Rapid progress has been made this
week in the renovation OF the old Cliu
house corner Main and Third South.
and boo the work on the new building
adjoining it on the north Sixty days
win show great improvement 90 this
corner
The old Thirteenth ward schooihouse
on Seoond South east of the Grand
fhe2tsr, o. being torn down, the work
now practically completed. and "a new
modern business block viii be erected
Boo its stead
Forty-two acres Of land. near state
and Fifteenth South streets have been
purchased from Peter Gordon and the
l.. n. Park estate by n. NJ Long a.
co.. recently Incorporated read estate
firm II win be plated and placed on
the market az once A contest for
name for this new addition win Do
started. the winner To receive prize of
s. and free lot The street car die
videg the property. which win b. great
N improved Immediately
"See Hollis Kost Kuttlng Babies"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY MARCH - 1910

server an idea of the ultimate exterior
lines OF the contemplated structure
Tho building rs being erected ON the
site of the old sharp home
a TO or t2 story business block with
stores on the ground floor and o. hotel
or offices above. viii look very good, on
the northwest corner OF Third South
and West Temple 90 people owning
property in that part Of the business
center And the u " pecry and John
boolr interests are contemplating unit
ON that valuable corner West Third
tho front The throwing open OF the
handsome new u. & ~. g.. depot this
summer win give Third South prop
cTty O. great impetus from the depot
au the vav the Main street Ground
that may b. mad there now f0r $3.50
foot or less. in similar position ou
South Temple up rnm the %. $. T..
depot today brings over % per cent
move. Third South has o. uturc-a
near fIture-in store.
The board Of education ON March i6
win opon bids for the construction of
% handsome modern school building ou
tho school land az the corner off First
avenue and j.
sixty-eA great square concrete
bases have been completed iu the im-
mouse basement OF the contemplated
siN story $50 600 DAILY building cnruDr
Main and Fourth South. ready
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
REAL ESTATE and BUILDING

Fright warm. sunshiuy weather has
Infused now ufo into The rell estate
business this Ucet. multiplying sales
ana troonng nqures Intending pur-
ch7sors have been olerr fo get out TO
inspect property. and realty men have
taken pleasure in showing it when
o'cr thing was 800 suspicious Conse-
gucnt'r business has boon brisk along
900 lines, ard tho smiles on the faces of
Tho agents nave shown broader than for
many months past The prospects are
that There yii Doe &c continue ton OF this
favorable vouher with of course a
Hurry of snow now ana then and an oC-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

The Board Of School Trustees or Spring
CITY Saupete County, Utah. will receive
bids up to 10 %. M. March o. 1910 FOR tho
installation of heating and ventlatlng
lions for same. 90 the school building
az Spring city
Plans and specifications are az tho
clerks office Spring city. and at tho of.
nce Of Watkins e Birch. architects. Duol-
Building Salt I4alun CITY. Each bid
must Dee accompanied with cortfnad
check or 3 per cent thereof az guar
nutae that the accepted bidder viii enter
into contract and give on approved bond
within one week after said work is
awarded. otherwise tho amount fu De
forfeited to the board.
The board will meet at their ofhce az
tho above stated day Hud place and plb-
liclv open and read said bids
The board reserves the right To- reject
any or AN hidr.
Bv order Of said board
Dated March q 1910
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.


Consult County Dlerl, or respective s.gn-
crs for further Information.
IN TIRE DISTRICT COURT PRO
bate Division. iu and FOR -llf Lake Cuur.
IS. State OF Utah DOB tho matter OF tho
estate uf Hvum Barton. Deceased 80.
ce.-Thc petition of Gro.EluA o. Bar.
ton. administrators off tNr estate of HNr
rum Barton. deceased. for confirmation
OI tho sale on the following described
real estate OF said 1aUsdrut f1-wIt.
An undivided 1ur.haIf r.N interest boo
aU Of Dot Do block IH plat a. salt Lake
city survey AN OF Iot h. block NJ. piat b.
solt Lake CITY Survey Am of i1t Dr..
block rs. plat D. salt Lake city Survey
For the sum of sgs0 Ton Ter cont
cash balanee upon confirmation The
south half % lot p block no. plat p sale
Lake CITY survey and aii OF Got 2. block
tho sum OF N.aooJ Ton per cent
cash balance upon confirmation. aH
appears from the return OF sale. diad ln
this Court has been sat Cor hearing ON
Friday, the 18th day of March A. ID 1910
az 2 o'clock M. at The County Court
House. in the Court Room of said Court
in salt Lake city. Salt Lake County
utah.
Witness tho clerk M said Court with
the seal thereof 1fIXed this 5th day or
March A. n 1910
(seaD CIcrl,
Ry L. T.. Palmer Deputy Clerk
Cannon & Stokes. Attorneys for pcu-
toner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
srocKnoLpERs, NEErTNe.

GOODsPETp MINING COMPANY
Notice is hereby given that special
Mining Company viii bp held on Tuesday
evening. March 18TH. 1910 nt o'clock
81. m. at the office Of tie company. 30. z
l2th East street. salt Lake city, Utah.
In lieu of She regular annual atockholl
ars' meeting December 9TH. 1913. which
date was passed without such meeting
being had. for the purpose OF electng "a
Board OF Trustees. and 90 vote on the
proposed reduction OF the capital stock
from $1,000 TO $1,000. and the par value
OF each share from 81 20 l0c. and 10
authorize The Board Of Trustees to dis
pose OF The real ana personal property Of
the company for such an amount as they
may decide reasonable and proper
by order or tho President
O. ~. FORBES, Secretary
T. o. Adress No 8 18Th East Street
Salt Lake City Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

Notice rs hereby given that unpaid
water Rates FOR tho year ending June al.
1910. az. long past due
Commencing Monday. March A. 1910
the shutting on OF water from an prem
isos where bills are unpaid will begin.
and the water not turned on again until
N'ded by ordinance approved Fob. "a. 1870
THESE bills are payabl eat the Office uf
the CITY Treasurer city and County
Building, or II remittod make check pay
able Goo the order OF Gideon Snyder. city
Treasurer. enclosing hUl with remittance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
COPPER BELL MINING COMPANY.
NOTICE.

purchasing certain shares of the Copper
Boil Mining Company. represented by
Certificates Nos 81 6S go and 20 issued
90 John = Maxwell. under date OF July
IA. 1909 each certificate for 900 shares.
such ceriincatee having been cancelled
and declared void bY resolution OF the
BOARD OF Trustees of said company AZ "a
meeting bold on Monday March 9, 1910
FOR the reason that the terms OF GER
tain contract under which said Corun-
Gates were issued have not been fulfilled
BY order % the Board Of Trustees
ARTHUR PARSONS, secy
Salt Lake CITY, Utah. March q 1910
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

eight-room house. the ground being 2is
N15 rods
Mr. Goddard OF the Goddard Invest
mcnt company. which recently moved
into commodious offices az sd south
Main street, reports business picking
up. having closed a number of small
sales during the week
Upwards Of 100 lots have been sold .n
the Highland Park subdivision this
week. There We're 30 sales tho first dav.
and each day following has averaged
10 lots CIiy or better. Two autos have
boon kept busy playing between Sugar
House ward and the city, carrying the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
eio,roial Circles Regard Them
As Only Cause for
Concern.
oolIrIcAL ASPECT BRIGHTER
,-l Ranking authority Regards
u., III. Greatly Improved
comment on the Markets

have been mo- particular Tea
l''' a., banking situation the past
'i AM reports indicate that inc
.ustion Is satisfactory WIN
.'.' m oIr supply. with q steady
mono. ,f. demand for funds with
s..s TO- invest in legitimate enter
Tho conconsua of sopinl'h
p''.. s.l- Lake banking men is chat
,r..s wear is sure Ca Doe one OF
'.. .-t,, t.a only visible cloud on t1c
.,'.r n.ae the labor strikes in the
parr CIevs In his last circular
.1y.s rauu.aI skies are hrightening.
81 .rr..s arI-a hostility 90 corpora
..rs /. slowly ubatiug. business COM
,...rs 4ra generally satisfactory ale
......s f..-. is some slight cessation
..,..f. ir certain lines, as is usual
~. 3D.. r.-.od of The year before the
.orrr trade sets in Dry goods buyers
~. ..rae.aIiv conservative for tho rel-
II, that distributors refuse 90 stock
Fl. lr..I, lt present hiEa prices. Both
tt.r and WOODEN goods have shown
.urrf weakening iu values which
e, paed hardly be said ls unsatisfactory
g. H4uuf1.turcrs. especially M view
NJ tt. rra-aut small margin between
.. materials and finished product
AMI thc pro poet pr LABOR uiIha al.l'7'
h. tb. frlu trade. however. the better
,.sis observed @ week ago CONTINUES.
.rt. rlilr.gGs are already appearing as
tIg. buysre and with the dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
HARpMARE-

Tho hardware trade reports business
very encouraging, with the trade for
mo first two months In the year as
marked improvement over that Of
f.a corresponding period Of 1903 The
srrIng is opening up I'm "a gratifying
vay the only objections being that
collections are still slow. which. how
aver IS something usual az thi. time
of the year There are no products
moving 90 speak of as yet. owing 20
The poor condition OF country -Iads.
due 90 deep SHOWS during the winter,
and Hoods later The early advent OF
winter Nov. T. also had its effect The
goods going out include garden nipple
m.rts wire rope. wire netting. regular
spring staples such as metal goods.
bolts nails. screws. building material
OF al vauctos-tho demand being the
greatest in the history Of the city. one
barge local hardware firm made its
fret Shipment TO JarbidEe this week.
With every promise OF increas d local
T.t0uage. The saddlary part Of the
tHda is dourishing. one firm being In
receipt OF carload Of horse collar
pads the past week, all of which win
Dr. shipped out I'm many directions
shortly There is slight improve
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
BUSINESS NOTES

The dividends on many Of the leaders
in the list below win De announced be-
tween this and April !. so that brokers
expect a strong market between the
present and that date Transactions
during the week have been rather lin
tied. mostly confined 20 the sugars.
which sold at the prices named below.
lions Savings bank has declared a
. per cent regular dividend and per
cent special payable on the 20th T.
e.. VI I. stock Is I'm strong demand but
very scarce at s2l0. The regular semi
annual dividend is payable April 10.
Utah-Idaho Sugar company will pay
its regular quarterly dividend OF 1a4
per cent on the preferred stock on the
3lst. the transfer books to be closed on
the 24th
Following are the latest quotations:
Amalgamated Sugar pfd. 10000
Amalgamated Sugar Co. com. 1890
Con. Wagon e Machine Co........127.O
Continental National bank ....... 1900
Continental Life Insurance.. $500
Deseret National back .......... 800 90
Doserot Savings bank ............ 1900
First National bank, Ogden...... 325 90
first National bank. Murray 600. 1000
First National bank. Logan .... 1880
Home Fire Insurance Coz. 1900
II. J. Grant & CO. .............. 1870 90
Lev iston sugar. 1850
Merchants bank .................. 1000
National Bank OF the Republic O.. 1900
Ogden Savings bank. ogden .... $4,000
Pingree National bank, Ogden. 235.00
Provo Com. & savings bank .... 1850
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

Rocky Min. Boil Telephone CO.. CSC
Salt Lake Security a. Trust co .. 1870
state Bank Of utah .............. 1850
Sugar city Townsite co ...... 500
Thatcher Bros. Banking Co.. Log 1864
Utah Bkg. Co. Iehi g. Am. Fork 147C
Itoh-ldaho Sugar Co. pfd....... 50
ttah-Idaho Sugar CO.. com. 600. 80
Utah County Light q Power Co. 10
Utah National bank ............. 1870
Utah Imp. Vehicle Co. .......... $50
Utah Savings g. Trust Co ....... 1t2
Walker Bros bankers ............ $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
ment in he mining machinery NAV


ment in the mining machinery mar
ket.
LUMBER
The lumber trade reports "a quiet week
as far as traffic is concerned. With
great trials and fluctuations in the way
OF getting shipments in from the north
west There are many cats loaded
with lumber reported tied up at GIenu's
Ferry ON the oregon Short Line How
ever, shipments from the east ARE bee
ing received ON schedule time There
Is AN advance In shingles of t0 cents
per thousand The ds.uaud Cor c.-
ment continues Unprecedented. so that
thc local factories are having lu they
can do To- ON their orders. This ls
destined 90 Roe great cement year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

Western Loan n Savings Co... 1920
lions Savings Bank s. Trust Co. 5000
q G.. NJ ]. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
Il. e. Home bldg q r. r. Co, pfd 100
BONDS add accrued INTEREST,".
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

Tho steel frame work FOR the third
story Of Colonel r.. a. Walrs residence.
now in course Of construction on South
Temple. near Fourth East. will all be
In place In a few days, giving the OBJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

'see Hollis Kost Kuttng Babies"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

A Richter advises that business is
growing better with every day. and
prospects bright FOR a big years busl-
ness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

Nir Sears ~ the Sears Realty com
panv reports things looking much bet
ter tnqn for weeks past
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-02-11
N. N. Wesley for Tax Assessor,

It has been said innumerable
times that the great Panhandle
country and Randall county in
particular is filled with deserv-
ing men, men who have stroye
hard and who have strOve long
and who have come out of this
struggling pioneership developed
into that high class of citizenship
which builds empires from the
small county or kingdom.
What has been said of the ear
~ settlement Of Randall county
is applicable TO NJ. NJ. Wesley
who has been an hOnOred settler
Of this county for many years.
He came some nineteen years
ago and located in the southeast.
ern part Of Randall county near
the thriving little town.of Ceta.
and is one Of the progressive and
substantial farmers in his local.
~, large stock raiser and there
fore he, no doubt. would have all
of the experience and the useful
knowledge necessary for a good
and acceptable taxassessor as he
is Judge of both personalrand
real property values. Mr.. Wes-
ley requests the News to, state
that he is a candidate for the.of-
fee of Tax Assessor of Randall
county subject TO the action of
the Democratic primaries.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-02-11
A GentIe Rebuke.

1t was late in the year for straw
berries, but Mrs. Beacon was deter
mined to have some for Sunday din.
ner. Over the telephone came the
news that they were very fine,
ma'am; very fine indeed" Being
however. cautious housekeeper. she
decided to look over the fruit herself
as the grocer was not always to be
trusted.
They don't appear very good" she
said some time later, examining care
fully basketfuI. They look"-here
she extracted one and tasted it-"they
look little green. don't know. Just
let inc try one" She took another.
Il guess I'll take one box, please, You
don't put very many in box. do you"'
she inquired.
There was" said the grocer respect
fully. but there's been SO many ladies'
looking EN- over that there amt
You may give me two boxes" said
Mrs. BeacoD.-Y Youths Companion,