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The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
MRS. EMILY FRECH BARNES,
Vocal Music, Piano, Elocution,
143 l1th st. ne.
T-eod30t Phone Lincoln 1739
MAY BETTER THAN APRIL.
Real Estate Sales More Numerous
and Demand Increasing.

| Real Estate Sales More Numerous
and Demand Increasing.
Stone & Fairfax report that the good
| weather Of the past week has helped
| business materially, that they have num-
| erous inquiries for homes and invest
nents, and report the following recent
| sales.
| No. 1909 Park road northwest, for E. B.
Jolly; consideration, 1880. The property
| is detached and contains twelve rooms
| and bath. Lot 30 by 12i.
No. 461 H street northwest. for A. E.
| Janson, to James o. McKevey, three-story
brick dwelling with stable; consideration,
$500.
No. s1s Spring road, to Carlton NJ.
Beall; consideration. 5000. improve
ments consist of an attractive seven
room brick dwelling: hot water heat
| No. 1927 North Capitol street, for Eliza
beth McDonnell; consideration $4,000
| No. 1876 Ninth street. for Charlotte
| Daily, a three-story brick dwelling; con-
sideration. $500.
| No. 1927 Ontario place. The last one of
| those attractive houses built by Charles
| W. King jr.; consideration $3.50. The
purchaser, Ira J. Sophia, will occupy the
| same.
| No 2710 K street northwest. for NJ.
Graham. a small brick house renting
| for 81 per month: consideration $500.
Purchased for an investment.
To Charles ". King. jr., lot on the
northeast corner of Euclid and Thir-
teenth streets. size 100 by $50 Mr. King
has plans to improve this lot with houses
similar to those he is now erecting on
| the corner of Thirteenth and Fairmont
streets.
No. 1877 L street for Alice Henkel. a
three-story, nine-room brick dwelling
with steam heat The purchaser. Mr.
Click, will occupy the house.
No. s Rhode Island avenue, for Frank
c. Daniel; consideration. $500. The house.
a three-story brick dwelling with
cellar. is considered one of the most at
tractive in the Bloomingdale section.
No. 1853 Monroe street. for William
Sargent The purchaser, Mrs. Mary
Thompson. will hold It for an investment;
consideration, s4,750.
A tract of ground for J. Y. Davis. on
the corner of Half and L streets south
east, size 20 by AZ: consideration, $500.
The purchaser, Mr.. Boyd. intends to
erect small houses on this lot.
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CLEVELAND
PARK

$1,000 under value; little cash: easy
terms. (3ll7 35th st); rooms, bath, con-
crete cellar, attic, gas, electricity,
porches, shade: large lot: built by owner;
Immediate possession; open Sunday. par.
ticulars, s07 Vermont ave. Main $500
l27
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on 500 cash and $40 monthly. For full
particulars drop postal, telephone, or call
Tor illustrated plat, &c, Of Connecticut
avenue Park Chevy Chase). FULTON
r. GORDON, owner. Specialist Suburban
Realty. VIM. II. RITCHIE, mgr. Colo
rado Bldg. Main h2Sl. l2e
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northwest. one two-story brick dwellings
estimated to cost $4,000

northwest, one two-story brick dwellings: +:
estimated to cost $4,000.
NORTHEAST.
To James B. Nicholson, 1919 and 1929
H street northeast. two two-story brick
stores and dwellings,; estimated to cost
$4,000
To A. F.. Wood. 232 to 23s Thirteenth
street northeast, four two-story brick
dwellings; estimated to cost 5000.
To Walter A. Dowd, 3o9 to 327 Four
teenth-and-a-half street northeast, ten
two-story brick dwellings: estimated to
cost $4,000.
To the Thrift Building Company Qnc.),
1874 Gerard street northeast. two two
story frame dwellings; estimated to cost
1850.
To Elizabeth A. Towse. o6OS Myrtle
avenue northeast, one one-story frame
dwelling; estimated to cost $3.50.
SOUTHEAST.
To F. D. McAuliffe, 149 to 155 North
Carolina avenue southeast, four two
story brick dwellings; estimated to cost
sl2,5O0
To Mary E. Stroble, 521 Tenth street
southeast. one two-story brick dwelling;
estimated to cost 5000.
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For some Far unexplained reason copper sheets.
electroplafcd with copper. posseA greater heat
t5ansmittins propertis thaa shsets a equal vsiUAt
uct 20 cuatsd.
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FOR SALE-QUIET SUBURBAN PROP
erty Takoma Park: t00xI50 TT; Groom
house. sleeping porch, bedroom with
toilet and spray below; bath upstairs;
sumner: fine system of steam heat: near
spring OF pure water; a bargain NJ E
KERN, Takoma Park, D. c. Phone Ia
Eoma "a 1oS
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BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME!

Estate property. Must be sold. About
Dept Two U city blocks from electric
cars and about five minutes walk from
steam railroad. Train every fifteen
minutes. Tract consisting of about sixty
acres, improved by modern eight-room
house, new $500 barn, and all outhouses
Land under high state of cultivation: $50
full bearing fruit trees. Located on one
o. the highest points near Washington
having view of the entire surrounding
country, including Washington Citv
Recognized as being one of the most val
uabe properties in this section. For
merly owned b. government clerk, who
took great pride in improving it. The
dwelling is in first-class condition and
three acres of lawn. Abundance of
shade, fruits, shrubbery, &c. Fine water
This particular farm has the reputation
OF producing the best truck fruits, ber-
ries, &c. of any farm in this vicinity
a great opportunity and a great bargain
Price, S5,0oO Want offer.
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NO. I1S-ON POTOMAC RIVER; Is
acres. broom cottage, beautifully To-
Gated on elevation, extensive river view;
40c assorted fruit trees, small fruits Of
all kinds. grand shade Price includes
personal property. outbuildings. Splendid
boating and fishing, ducks plentiful in
season. A charming little place for fam
lily or club. q mile wharf. Price. s., 300
] W. LATHAM, Evans Bldg, 1870 N Y.
ave. l27
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GARDINER G. DENT. INC.

SEvEN-ROOM HOUSE AT WOOD
ridge; newly papered and painted;
cheap If taken at once. ROBERT CAMP
BELL. 3029 2ith st. me- 131
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-20
SEBAG0 WINS T0LTEC
STAKE AT TERRAZAS

JUAREZ. Mex. March 19.-SebaGo.
backed down from 2 to l TO TO at
post time. easily won the Toltec selling
stakes at seven furlongs at TcrraZas
Park today. The colt stepped the dis
iancc in % 3-5. He went into the lead
in the first and gradually increasing his
advantage TO the end, won by five
lengths. The favoritc. Helen Barbee.
finished last The weather was perfect
and Il large crowd turned out. Three
favoritcs won. Summary.
First race. two ycar-olds. four furlonGs,
sclling-MeNico. 107 CT. Howard to ].
won: Sayyille, liz (McGee) to >. sec
ond. Tick Tack. 80 (DigginsJ 20 10 |.
third, Time. :a6 3-5. Lawn. Sadie Shap-
iro. Lake Tahoe and Live Day ran
Second race, selling. three e-ycar -olds
and upward seven furloues-Nyanza. lOS
(Rooncy) e TO !. won, Guy Spcnser. ~
(Bruce) II To I. second; New Capital. no
(W. Cotton) 10 ., third Time. l:lI 80.
Paxton. NebuIosus, Nrada. Commenda =
tlcn, Plume and Maxine Dale ran.
Third race. three ycar-oidS, selling, flVc
and n half furlongs-Thc IIaGnc. lo0
DENNY to 2. won; Lady Tendtp. 10y
tMcGcc) 6 To !, second; Stanley $; 100
(Noan to T. third. Time l:06 i-5,
Brave Withcrs. Helen scott. Twickenham,
Red Lass and Sure On ran.
Fourth race, TolicC selling stakos,
three year ods. seven furlongs-ScbaGn
l09 (Rcid) 3 TO =. won: Mocklcr, l0I tMc-
Gcc) 10 to ], second: Flying Wolf. ia
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OF both boxers. he himself has looked
after. II his boxers fGlhl their obliga- :
tIons to the public as well as aIlagher
has his duties as promoter everybody will
be satisfied.
Special cars will be run from Salt Lake
10 Murray and return. Chief Gallagher
promises every one who goes out to Muir
ray Tuesday night hearty welcome and
a good time.
The record of Jack Rogers thus far
has been exceedingly good, Out Of FIVE
recent lights he has been Knocked out but
once. This was when he met Morgan
Williams at Park City last year.
Williams, II Is said, was much over
weight and as Rogers was just breaking
Into the game the lesson he received was
timely and since he has been successful
10 five rounds Rogers has an aggres-
slve style of lighting. with n powerful
"kick' in either hand. Among some of
the men defeated by Rogers are Billy
Collins, Kid Wilcox OF Idaho, Kid Jones Of
Wyoming and Young Christy
Jcronemo. on the other hand. is touted
as being one OF the coming fighters at
the 155-pound limit Jeronemo is appar-
entity not very well known in this sec
tion. but from reports which continue TO
drift in from the coast and later from
Idaho, where he has been sojourning
lately. he Is all TO the good.
Jeronemo has IA decision over Bllly
Ginkey. one of the bright and shining
lights on the coast He also In Il fight
at San Francisco two months ago put
Gus Taylor away in seven rounds. Kid
Garncmo WAS also bested IN five rounds
al San Francisco by Jeroncmo.
More than ordinary interest is being
shown by the fans OF Murray In the COM
ing fight. The same is TO serve for sew
eral purposes. one being FOR the purpose
Of raising means to purchase new equip
ment and another for installing an up-to-
date library at the new fire station
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

GRAY-The funeral services over Mar
garet GRAY. aged IS years. q native OF
Newcastle Tyne, England. Will be held
ward chapel Friends are invited TO al
tend and the caskct viii he opened the
day OF funeral at 13S Ninth East street
from | TO 2:30 y. ~. Interment in City
cemetery.
ATTENTION VETERAN FTREMEN-
You are requested 20 attend the funeral
Of Brother w. II. Clayton at 1916 Blaine
avenue. on Tuesday, March 2f In uni
G. NJ. Ottinger. President: Ruben Simp-
son. s. l.. fire department No J. c2i3
CLAYTON The funeral services over
William H. Clayton. aged 81 years will
be held Tuesday at 1880 p. M. at the
Friends are invited TO attend Interncnt
In City cemetery.
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day. there will be go every night this
week.
Naturally the Baker Clark clash at
Bingham Wednesday night overshadows
the others. but the Manhattan clubs
card and Con GalIagher's match at Muir
ray Will both be worth seeing unless pres
ent Indications are misleading.
The most interesting bout at the Man
haitian club VIII be that OF Chick McGil-
lis ''The Fighting Newsboy." with Kid
Harrison OF Ogden. The reason this bout
Is aTouslng so much interest is that Nc
ellis knows nearly everybody in Salt
Lake, hence there is sure 10 be n large
crowd at the rlngslde
The go between Jack Carpenter and
Dick Hart is another ono which is at
tracing attention because both boxers
are so well known. When Dick Hart is
not boxing he is usually Tcferecng and he
has been trile more successful at the
latter occupation than the former. New
ertheess when he is not pittcd against
clever boxer who occasionally demon
strates TO the local fans the uppercuts
for which they always ciamor so loudly.
II would require a psychologist to cX-
after the match has gone round or so.
always cry out 'upporcut. uppcrcut.'
They seldom mention any other blow. but
confine their coaching TO that one seldom
see several in the Hart Carpenter go.
Johnny Cooper vsr Young Papke, too
ought TO furnish plenty Of entertainment
as both boys are willing and are believed
and Red Perry promise TO make things
interesting but their capabilities are not
quite well known as the others.
Young Lawrence VS.. Harry Bishop an
other number on the card. will please the
fans who always Ike to see Bishop be-
cause Inc is always so willing. He is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-20
||IlL[Y COMES
/ TO AID SPORT
H. Of Helena Club Will Ad-
riss Salt Lake Ball Team
III Management.
MAI FRANCHISE NOT FOR
II SALE. DESPITE REPORT
I'm Lucas, President of the
lsague, Arrives, and VIII
4 Make His Home Here.

=, Dick Cooley. owner OF ,he
~ baseball franchise in the Union
F-n ,oos,Ic. left Helena for salt
'-.,.rdsy afternoon an enterpris-
...,.spondent wired a report lhat
sr,s coming here to take over the
.sa franchise providing he liked
aloos.
4 J, ! .',or,spondent was mistaken.
-, e on the way here and ought
s. ,bis morning. His errand here
..s,,e ike that OF a consulting en-
WIN has been called 10 advise
! .soerls. concerning the construc-
90 .lrst-class ball club. lie was
"a n come here in the capacity OF
;. nm. nc will not become the owner
4. ssI, Lake franchise. as shown by
s-o-inc ialk with Frank j. Gus,in,
vlih c A. Gillette and others.
,he franchise for 1911 when l..
/ i,|sl Was onSte9:
ne ssl, Lake baseball franchise I'm
fron league il not for sale, said
4 fss,in mfr. Cooley Is coming here
= v. wnnt his expert advice about
s,,pi1arIon of our club. There are
..s matters on which We desire his
So We regard Cooley as an eN-
4, baseball matters He has had
4 sr+rlencc and AS We intend 10 put
1ri.rlsss team In the field We con-
MIA good move 10 set his ad-
N salt Lake club is being organized.
'v, arr being signed as fast as pos
lr active practice work will begin
IL another week Thirty players
Il .stn signed for the Salt Lake team
|a1sy. and these. under the manage
=, n Cliff Blankenship. will receive
rs fen week when the Boston ke,
! plsJ Two games here.
4 Il Lucas. president of tho Union
|P,ag association. arrived In the city
.liy from Butte and for the next
! hu will be located al the New
Il haieI. Mr. Lucas will make Salt
- City his home and practically all
Il sIficll business connected with the
~ during the summer will be Trans
II y bsft Mr. Lucas saws that he is
rCyhy well pleased with tho present
|G Of Affairs and enthusiastically de-
NJ thai the big league meeting at
" vas hummer. Everyone rn-
inio The spirit OF tho occasion with !
1- Nr Lucas said. which left no |
that from now on things will move
b Hopihly
~qpex,lon of umpircs has been given |
tIatcn and according 10 Mr.. Lucas,
- Wright, well known in the |
-test had been engaged TO hold the |
rzi'l, and that Ralph Frary. who nas
sfh Lucas for four seasons. has
s9o5d contract for this summer. |
Sil'onal man will be named this |
y Lasas pys.
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BASEBALL GAMES BEGIN
AT THE UNIVERSITY

Baseball will he booming AT the univcr~
Sty all next week, This is the opening
of the intercass series with four games.
Coach Fred Beunion has arranged IL Sc
rios of games To he played between the
several classes before the men for the
main varsity team will be picked,
The games scheduled are juniors and
freshmen on Monday; seniors and soph
omores on Tuesday; seniors and fresh
men on Thursday. and juniors and soph
omorcs Friday. The week following two
games will be played. between the juniors
and seniors and the sophomores and
freshmen respectively. The class coming
out OF the series with the highest per-
ccntaGe will be awarded pennant by the
athletic council,
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PORTING NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE

pounds: Arthur Macke. 145 pounds; John
Anderson. heavy: Fred Crabbe, 12J
pounds: j. r. Nible, lis pounds; c. f.
Randolph. 125 pounds; Clifford Evans, 135
pounds: Frank Wheeling. 15s pounds:
Christ Sknonlce. 15S pounds. +. Schellen-
berger, l2o pounds. and II, S. Mortenson.
los pounds.
Other entrants are a. s. McCabe. 115
unattached; Sidney Lockart. 135 pounds.
Deseret gymnasum; Ralph Farr. AS. Og-
den; Arthur Smalley. 125. Ogden; S. Wal
lace, 1l5. Ogden; Chester Sharer. las. Og-
den: Laurence Hlnckley. i25. Descrct;
o. f. Woolcy. 10. u. OF u; r. IL Lof-
green. heavy, Y. Of T.; Ira Dern. 1873.
Deseret; Bert Smoot 125, unattached: +.
c. kutnewsky. las. u. Of L.: John Gr,Ind-
for. 15s. Henagers; John Anderson. 15S.
Dcseret; George Adam5on. 115. unat-
tached.
Training among the amateurs for the
coming meet is now on in full blast and
visit Ia the y. NJ. G. a. OIL these after
Moons will repay n lover OF the sport.
This years tournament is going TO bring
ont some surprises in the way OF wrest-
lcrs. .. r. Gingrich saws, as there are
some classy boys in training. John Cum
mark, wrestling Instructor at tho Il. y
u. writes that he will enter at least
ten men.
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(Rice) > to ., third. Time. l:25 S-5.
Helen BarhSo ran.
Firth race. selling. three ycar-ods and
upward seven furongS-Fancy. III Glen
dersouJ > TO ,, won: Dixie Dixon. los
(MolcsworthJ : To- .. second; Kinda. "
nDigginsJ 8 10 l. third. Time, I; ;25, Obliv-
ion. High Culture. Ashwcrl. Chcs wardlnc
and Brighton ran.
Sixth race. selling. four yoar-oIds and
upward. one milc-Smicy MoiZncr, los
Craplin) 6 to ., won: TGoylc, los (Rooncy)
TO L. second; Bon Ton, los tRicc) . 10
l. third. Time 80 80. Pedro, Lucky
Mosc and Miss Caitbncss ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-20
WRESTLING ENTRANTS
FOR !. NJ. c. A. MATCH
Contestants for Big Tourna
ment Next Friday Night Are
Announced.

Practically everything is in readiness
for the big wrestling tournament which
Is to be held at the Y. NJ. G. a. Friday
evening. March % Numerous entries
have been received Following are Y
NJ. G. A. entrants: V. r. McHann. 135
pounds; a. G. Welt. ii5 pounds; II.
Young, 15S pounds: M. l.. Reynolds. ll5
pounds; V. Snelson. 1l5 pounds: IT. l..
Hudson. ia pounds; David Lloyd. l16
pounds: j. r. Brain. ll5 pounds; Hugh
Antrobus. 15S pounds: Dale S. Dcanc i5S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-20
Gun Club Scores.

q l'llosing scores were made yes
y q 'he weekly shoot OF TIE Sal.
. u.n club: Kingsley, % straicht
'R a. "; Miller, 20: Morgan. Il,
" BURGESS. IS; Gillette. 10. Nc
- y Sharp, Sr.. 81. Riley, 80;
~ Young. 81 go gauee): Hew-
~ -. bayne, SO: Cowan. rs: Salisbury.
y nlssl; Ball, "a. Shooting al Gfiv
4 y, wv ,9llowlns scores were made.
IA ~ n. alDcrtson. J@; Bartlett, %:
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NcSerson Gets Belt.

~ ,a"nusiELD. Mo. March lo.-Tbe
n ~. cmbicma,ic Of the world $
"a Ljsht wt championship. owned hy
~, nslcncl al the time Of his death.
.t,.e s. Presented 10 r. P. Dickcrsop nv
,iy,n " Wy uM dead pugllist The belt
. PM. nsStchel after he knocked out
s Ssvs,r,Sl ~ e'cnen rounds In San Fran
,J Jtncsr tnlr %. 1908 kctchcl was
\ DIesssea sea on Dlckerson's farm near
BIZ ddNrsoh sd,ns was formerly a Denver
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-20
FOUR WORLDS RECORDS
ESTABLISHED IN LOZIER

The following intermediate worlds rec
nrds Tor 4 speedway regardless Of class
were also established; Twenty five miles
-lS;22 60. former record. 1872, fifty
mlles-36;35 I-5. former record. 5T:15 3-5.
II Is practically certain that the hour
record OF scvcntN-siN miles was also
broken, but the time was not taken.
Both TctZlaif and Dc Palma drove con-
sistcnlly hut the pace cut out by the
Lo2cr driver proved too terrific for his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-20
Counting Bingham Match,
Three Bouts Scheduled, Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday.
CON GALLAGHER HIRES
HALL FOR HIS CONTEST
Rogers and Jeronemo Both
Trained Carefully and Prom
ise to Do Their Best.

Boxing fans this week will have an
opportunity TO see bouts Monday Tues
day and Wednesday nights In success. on,
to say nothing of the Thursday night
card AZ the Motor club. II somebody
puts on match for Friday and Satur-
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Rife Club Scores.

At thc regular weekly shoot Of the
salt Lake Rife club yesterday the fol-
lowing scores were made:
Letchncld. ~, 10. IS. 70, Is. IS, aver
Taylor, 81. 10. 81. 7G. -. 6s, average
RAY, 81, 81. SO. average - l-2.
Hirschvogei II. IL, Go. IL. 90, average,
Mccormick. n. 60. -. 81, average, GS2.
Brown SO, 81. -. 80. average, bS.
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cral fire chiefs from outside towns Will
be the guests Of Promoter Gallagher.
Jcronemo and Jack Rogers seem to be
evenly matched, They are both boxers
Of experience and rattling mill Is ex-
pcCted from them. Chief Gallagher has
pulled off number Of other bouts, but
none Of them promised so we'll as this
one does. For one thing. he has been
handicapped here by not being able TO
furnish comfortable accommodations to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-20

Los ANGELES. March 19.-Tcddy
Tetzlaff in n LoZicr car established four
world $ automobile records today at
the PLAYA del Rev motordromc. when he
defeated Ralph he Palma. driving a Fial
in l00-mic race. The race was finished
in one hour IT minutes. % 10 seconds,
lowering the previous record made by
llarroun Oi l.16:2i.
De Palma was sN and half miles be-
hind when yctZlaff finished.
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Future Book Quits.

CINCINNATI. March l9.-lt is an
nounced by The officials OF the Western
Commission company syndicate that
was organized several weeks ago 10 &c
cept wagers on baseball games. that the
company had been disorGanZed ana the
project abandoned II was reported that
Government Intervention was the cause
vl the scheme falling.
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exceedingly strong and has plenty of en-
durance, but he does not land as often
as most Of his opponents Some OF his
blows are terrific swings Of the variety
known as 'haymakers, but in his
previous bouts he has never landed one
squarcly.
The match at Murray is going TO be
we'll patronized. This is indicated by the
seat sale already II Will net a hand
some sum for the hrcmen's fund. Sew
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-20
Manhattan Clubs Card VIII In.
clude "Chick" McGillis, the
Fighting NewsbOy.'
MANAGER DOWNING SAYS
PROGRAMME IS BEST YET
Jack Carpenters Friends Ex-
pect Great Things of Him
i'm This Clash.

the crowd. but now the Trocadero hall
is being put in readiness and everyone
who attends can be assured OF a good
view OF the mill.
Chief Gallagher has gone into the work
of advertising this bout like a profess
sional. He Is his own press agent. bill
poster and promoter Every little detail.
including the supervision or the training
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-20
NaERE SURGERY FAILS
''iSe WON'T REMOVE THE
CAUSE OF Piles

d .iuS50,mno S1 more e? than merely the pain
'1dihup a ;ns;d iiIelg tumors. There IS
y Cut1i,ian C INSIDE that must be dealt
4 asS sS.sog Jug is usually followed with
e,S OSe opl., attacks, A permanent
4rdjt;ynSniy be made by bctterinS
De eirenI.t',' 'ne PARTS au.i getting 2
'ARoid .n Of the blood.
al aet;o. ru'es g al! kinds Of piles bv
zcHpSSNS,TT TTigit on the cause. Sold
d sTap sToppess N JOHNSON, DRUGS S
,SSShs. md aas. and druggists every,
s!Ge' Sney =. back if it fails. 81
sls n VI " Leonhardt, Station b.
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DIED

CIiAPMAN-Winam Bowen Chapman
died at the l.. -. :. hospital March 10.
l9ll. at 100 n. m. OF diabetes aged 81
years. The body was taken 10 the family
residence, 26l West Tenth South street.
Funeral Announcement lnicr
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Boston Team Defeated

SAN FRANCISCO. March lo.-The To-
cal players won from Boston today by
hitting thc bail hard in the last two
innings. Score: R.H.E.
san Francisco Observation-Disclosures. . 10 y
Boston ............ ........,,....... .
Batteries Browning. Suter and
schmidt: Papc, o. 'Rrien and Carrigan,
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HAIR DRESSING


MISS TAYLOR. JUST RETURNED
from New York. where she took special
courses In hair tlntiEg and dyeing and
Vibratory massage for the face and scalp.
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OccidentnIs Win Again.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOS ANGELES. March 1o.-The Salt
Lake Occidental team bent the McCor-
mIcks by Il score OF . TO / in "a gamc
here soday. Hawkins distinguished him
self as shoristop. I3attcrles-Saukrord
and Langley: Stoval and Pcffcrman.