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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-17

2prtiife Sanger 8nlaaricu. sln.
toilet al 9prfer, JONI befil1oer Jig !
|&ri9sfangcnlfab 9ulgaricn, belg
ber Jig til benpeo $4,000, oerof 800
0fiiccrer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-17

&oitrppcri @nslano. 5 9}oitoif
ct forcfolbet ct Sperfolo / Foltto=
iget. :}gperne fratog Yoltlefretnre11
$4,000 &ubler o9 i(pgteoc. Sre
Haslogercr Spget loorcoes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-17

Mellcm &eninoer. rSan bar for
elifet, fan SIT tro, ban lag0e i'm
Mrm to @ange runot 2ipet paa
mig"
I ,,6ar Fan iaa lanae MrmeW
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-17

9iorbems Ntcntralitet. Sra 9on=
Son n1eooeles sen "a. Sci: Zines
tnbeboloer Ell ltoferlig 0teo0elelle
ON Sc 1lorhiife &igers 9teutralitets=
erfleringer, frernbGper, at set far
prrct &egjcrin9ernes @oa6 at fu1'
tic gipe @rfleringernc p0et moralit
Stprfc aiennenr oen &ienosgjerning,
at Sc CT blepet forbcreOt / lSelles=
ifob og offentliggjort lalntiOig, og
unoerltregcr 8ctpo1lil1gen al 6el1
&jen0Sgjeu1ing at Sc CT blepet emf
&c om en- ensortct Sptrnben, og at
i,gen pil foronOrc 9fcglerne 1l0e1l
poa 1Sorbaa1o at bape gipet Sc ol1=
ore fontrabereoc Yortcr tilberlig
Garlcl berom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-17
&ronprips Slaps Smlesapc.

Sronprtns SlapS Sitle9aoc.
8lonot 9ronning 9lleranoros Sule'
|in6fjpb er iaor ct 9finiatl1r= =9luto=
mobil al baanb0rcpet &ob6cr. slu=
ton1obilet CT Gnfeoron,ilpgcns Sule=
gabe til &ronprins Slop al 9sorge
og bor peret uoltillet Noris, bpor
6et nplig bar Sen ltore 9lotorl,0ltil=
lings Senlation. Selpc @rnli6ent
Sallieres far l1otalt fin 9egejltring
oper set il1lofomlle @obp=slutomo.
bil> Ser beii6ber olle Sen po'fsnc
"GabillaeS" mango gooc Ggenlfa:
ber. Sogl1cn er forlpnet meo 5elp-
ltarter og eleftriif 9lfflrmulator meo
tilltreffelig 9ripfraft for 80 en-
gelife Mil.
&rins Olap mootog iil1 8e0lteno-
6ers 9Sulegone allereoc Sen 20. De=
0elnber. @nfe6ron1iugen pnlfe6e
nemlig, at ben6es Gotterlpn iful0a
b9re ilta11o til at fiere Sen til SSsu=
eaften, ioa ian flm6e fjere @aber>
ne in6 / San6ringbams sSlrleltue.
Gen morlomme lille Gogn er teg=
met al Sen befien6te oanlfe / 2on6on
boiatte slutomobiliit Carl sSobon
Sanslen og fonltrueret un0er bans
perlonlige Splpn. Set er ligeleoes
ST.. Sanslen, ser iolgte Sen til
Dron1ing Mleran6ro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-17
Blannt Eannamwnn.

s Smtalc al 9ticls @rpns 1tbclb
faloer ct norif=banif ngebla0 Gbi=
cngo bum r&o1pll1l" @rpn u&p11-
iul til 9on0on, Gnglano".
Get CT nnget lplintcrnpt
&rpi. Masmns .. 9lnbcricn, tioli.
gerc amcrifanif sMiniiter til Gan.
morf, nuprrel1oc lt0gipcr al Slime
rifo, fplote G7 s(or SEN 12te Sa=
mar.
9tD ifamcinapiif &anf @aris. :;
Eoris CT Ser ltortet en- @ouf mes
Mopnet: u@onf 0es pais Sconoina=
pcs", meo cu slftietopitol pao ~
M'iu. Ircs.
2ars Ecocricn, cit 20 9lar gam:
mel iSarn1er pes 2llperne, Minn.,
blep forleben fpolt peO at 6onS
clips il1opifleocs en- MojSibreo=
Scr oo jtrommcocs ON bans \ools.
Namjfcr / &ima. &pr 2anbs=
mono Sieicll, lpn1 CT onlat pe0 Sci
fi11elilfc SplOprlcr, CT 11oict til Sc;
ncroloircftpr fpr set 9cportement
iom lfal 6clmrc Saltlfotten, Scr ifal
po11tirttcs iorn Siffcr6eo tor et
2oan poo % Mill. Grno Strl.
fs=8Dsnings=&umitccn
Son iSronciscp far foact ct nD1
Telegram fra 0anmorf, og Set BE-
frriter &egierillgerS 8eilutl1il1g ON
Gul1marfS Geltugelie lt0ltil(inge11
/ 1915, lan1t ontboriierer &olg q!
8pggegrlu1o. 0ennc @egipelrbc0 pil
&omtteen gisre til cit @sjtioeligbeo,
bporon1 nnrn1ere lcl1ere.
9ficls 9ticlien bcoocr sen ~5tee=
pic ,Socf", lon nlule0c ,Slug1tal1:
gen poa @ool,portb @pgningcn
9fe>p Dorf - Den bejclte &pl1tor=
bpgl1illg / &er0en. 9p9ningen el
So Gtager bpj og 6la9lton1en CT sc
500, set bliper 7SO 1oo olt. 6rc
Gobcn ioo Stol1gcl1 lro ipm Ell
5unoltif pg Monben ipm cit Ilue
Gn banif Suilcttcfnnitncr far ill
r@erl. 5io." noft Spiigt / 4Soris
S6on beoocr Cars Gbriltionicn, el
Spn al Yrop. &. pao iSrcostofte
beo 5prsbolm og CT o1lot Set ltore
@}o9oiin Eoirct. ga Magoiinct np=
Zig Los linc fife lnge Gomcr, ifer1
Set npeltc Spilette, prrientcrc fo1
set frrsnc Gubliflun, bar Set G.'S
S6eer, iom Sen ltore Sl,fces lfplo:
tcs. Sper ct Dalpt Sunorebc npe
creations" bar ioo at iiae ~oanii
feote".
Get banifc Sclifab / A6amburs.
Cen II. Sec. fejreoe vSonoilmpiit
Sellfo6" @omborg lin 20 9(arS
6eoielsoog. 6ore1ingcn far I'LL
toaet 9faul1et Get oanlfe Sellfob
@onbor9". Song Gbriltion oq
Gronl1ino sllero11oril1e bop0e ien6t
oereS eaenbGnoige lignere0e Eor.
trntter til SpbGl1gning 2ofalerne
Toru., $. Gornonpille Sc Ia Gou1
bp0 &clfomlnel, bporpao Sellfobets
@jnlt, Gr. g. Mont5i11s, hol0t e1
6ore0rog ont: "Gn ltpr Sfueipil:
lerS Homon".
Scanbtnanian 1Spunoa=
batiun" bor 116gipet farlte 9f1,mme1
of lit 11pe Siosifrift vIbe e(merican
Scal1oinopin &ebiem". Set nette
lille @efte in0eDol6er oblfillige gobe
Sing, bl. q. Ell interesin1t, illultre:
ret s(rtifeI al 9r. Samuel Gp6e
~S6e SSl1oultriol sSutl,re Of 9eor.
map", Ell fortere slrtifel, vGbe
Commercial 61,turc Of ct. Ibo.
mas, of &onnn1mropr @illian1 @op=
gooro. slf Snoboloet foraprigt fan
n9pnes "Ebree 9oniib Comets" al
SO SSc.nrn,1nSn S+n4cr2 01?;,,i;+or III
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-17

@anfSircftpr Sbmans 8corasc=
rier. 1il ~Suenifa Gelcgronbpran"
/ 'Stocfbolm telegrafercs fra Can't
1nerfor iyilllono: @anf0irefter
Somons iSalifnerier og 8eoragerier
er opgjorte til ct 8eleb al ncllem
3 % 4 Millioner arpner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-17

&roi. Masmms .. 9lnberien, tioli.
gerc amcrifanif Minilter til Gon=
morf, uupGrelloc llogiper al vMne=
rifo, fplote G7 9(or Sen 12ts So
mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-17
3anlat1n&t.

Aul6lluE1.
@n Sranfrig proflon1eret Gene:
ralltrcjfe iom Hrotelt moo &riger
blep CT fl,lolt9noig lialfo. S 2pon
fon0t alporlige ltroliDeber Gtc6.
Golcraem aonitantinopel. Sifi=
cielt ioltilaaes set, at Scr Gioen
fra 5. Deccmbcr til 20. December
ifjor ialt CT iorefolbet 2,O9S Gil=
feloe moo 1,022 Gposiolo al &o-
lera &onltontinopcl.
Sprtiifc Sanger 8mloaricu. s(n.
toilet al 5prfcr, JONI befil1oer Jig /
|&rigsfa1gcnlfab i 9ul9oricn, belg:
ber Jig til benpe0 $4,000, ocraf 800
Sfficcrer.
&uitrpperi 9}nslano. s &oltoff
ct forcfol6et ct Sperfolo / Eoitto=
get. !}eoerne fratoa Yolticfretnren
$4,000 &ublcr % flpgteoc. Sre
&oslogercr Sngct ioorcocs.
@anfSircftpr Somans 8corasc=
rier. 5il ~Spenifa Gelcgrambpran"
/ 'Stocf6olm telegrafercs fra San-
nerfors / iyinlono: @antoireftpr
Somons 6allfl1erier og 8c0ragerier
er opgjorte til ct 8elpb al mcllem
3 og 4 Millioner '&roner.
ltrp / Mcricp. Der berettes fra
flere 5te6er / 5to1en Guerrero ON
alporlige Sommenit6o, bpori 6or-
blnostropperne far pll,rcet oe ltpr>
ite 5ejre. Sen lterlte Nooltano
mpOtcs lo1rgs Seltfplten, bpor fire
gper iiges at pere taget al 9ebell
ler11c.
st nyt @pbnimgscmme. 8labet
,@jallorborn", slf1lrepri, Ssla11o,
|1neooeler, at ct tpif 5ellfob poater1,
fer at aulnagc CIT Sabrif pao Spor
Ionoet til eiter cll italie1lif Spfin=
6elle at pmbonlre Sc ganrle 2obo=.
leier til @eoning. Spife Snge<
nierer, Ser bor um0erlegt 2upaen,
CT fomne til ct til freosltillen0e Sc
|iultot.
sabbatsbpilcn liges ct Sele-
gram ira 9forgc 5. 8. sSonuar at
pere blebet ct npt ltort Sp9rgs,
maal poo 9ogsoroene11 og at ler.
Zig &pinberne ifol pnre iprige for.
at oft lfol lltffes og lluffes om 5en=
0agen og finn tillaoc 5olg al M9lf
| og @rpo / 9Horgentimer1re. Sagt
og 6iiferi nil oog blipe tilloot efter
&1. 3 81 term.
Set fl1nbe nnlten ie no til, at
Set mart bliper ponlfeligt at lepe /
9forgc for SSffc=6anotifere.
Sen cnaclifc &rpslelops iprite
Sirfning. Me6 uleopanlig Iort beo=
tog Sperbuiet uGfe @bite Slape
Sroific @ill" otter fprlt pes ct Gar
sgnoringer at bape ifjerpet Sens
Erpgleparagroier og bepirfet, at Co.
ben troabte / &roft ltrofs i Steoet
for til slpri(.
&irfningerne al 2oben fples al
lere0c paa en- bebagelig @fuo6e. gn
ltor Sci al Oct l1oifl1o, Der ern9reoe
|iig al &pinoe,1s Sfenoiel, bor ollie
re6e forla6t @nglan6.
Set npoprette6e Spoeligbe6spo
liti orreltereoe umi66elbart efter
9obens Sfrafttreen to iaofal0te
9lrtilt=s =slgenter, bpis egentlige @irf
iombeo bar ppret 2epering al rbpi.
Sc Slapinber" til 5Doonerifa.
Set CT intet Se9n til en- 2psninq
| al &riien l1nberbon6lingerne i
&alfanltri6en.
Sen itolie11ife @mbas lo0er / 2on..
son. iom bor til6ragt mango Mar i
@onitontinopel, erflerer, at oeriom
Magterne pil6e epe GrDf paa Gpr,
Gsol e.. - s. <.L L:T IL ILL., OT<
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-17

9anifcr / &ina. &or 2anos=
mono Sieicl1, ipn1 CT oniat pe0 Sci
fi,,eliifc Sol0pricn, CT 11oict til Sc.
nerol0ircftpr for set 9cportement
iom ifal bc1tprc Soltlfotten, Scr ifal
pontinttes ioln Sifferbeo tor et
2oon poo % Mill. Guno Strl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-17

9ip Tancinauiif %onf / Earis. :;
Foris CT Ser ltortet CT @onf mes
Mopnet: 9onf Des rrais Scouoina=
pcs", meo cn slftictopitol pao II!
Miu. Srcs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-17

2ars Ecocricn, CIT 20 slor Aon1:
mel larn1er pes 2ltuerue, 9finn.,
blep fprlebcn fpolt peo at 6onS
Clips il1opifleocs cn MojSlbrco=
Scr o0 ltrommc0cs ON bans 1ols.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-17

ltru / Mcrico. Der 6erettes fra
flere Ste6er / 5to1en Guerrero ON
olpprlige Sommenitpo, bpori 6or-
bunostropperne far pll1rcet oe lter-
ite 5ejre. Sen lterlte A'oo1tan0
mpotcs Lungs Seltfplten, bpor fire
8per ligcs at pprc toget al &ebel
Ier1,c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-17

9llcranocr Millcranb, Ser ponoi
&D l1olon0et lon1 en- ltor &rigs=
milliiter bor ta9et 9lfifeo ira Oette
Gmbe0e. 2e6rln, aoloniminil lteren,
er blcpen ubnnpnt til &rigsmi,ulter
og 9esnoro, ltn0eriefretnr ST.
nansn1iuilteriet, CT b(cpcl1 2cbruns
Gftermanb.
NNiniltcrfrilcn CT cll oircftc 6sl=
&c al Sbcrltlejtnant OH Eotp Sc
CLANS @jeninolnttelie / Sen franlfe
Gerritprialorn1e. Gu .Yrulioentpol=
get finoer Ste0 f9rltfonn1enoe 6re=
Bag, CT Sen pplitilfc 5tilling ble=
bet ganlfe 6roget.
9u Gatp Sc Glons @icninolnt=
telic / slrlnecn Di0fprte Oramotilfe
Sptrin. i Minilteriets Mpoe. @iae.
rn1t0 forflareoe, at bon pco sgres.
oro bar forpligtet til at gjeniro,
lette Gu Yotp 0u Clam. ,6on bob=
oe lopet iin 6orgjenger / arigSmi.
ni1teriet, Mesiimp, at gjprc Set;
men efteriom 0enne 0on6ling gau
Mnleoning til alporlige 9lnareb poo
Minilterict, piloe bon treffe Jig
tilbage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

9anmarfs@8psn psnings=&umitccm
Sou 5roneiseo far foaet ct npt
Sc(cgrom ira Dnnnorf, og Set be-
frrfter 9}egieringens @eilut1ing on1
GonmorfS Geltagelie / lloitillingen
/ 1915, lonrt ont6oriierer &olg al
8pggegrlr1o. 0ennc @e0ipelll)c0 pil
&omiteen gipre til cit Sejtioeligbeb,
bporon1 11rrmere icncre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-17
6trfjflua.

Set fon life negtcs, at for 9>p=
fon1mcre,l ier bet l,o, iom fer er
cit llri1nelig Mfansoc @eneraler er
lom CT Iorretnil1gsmano, gogn-
,nnnA n NpsI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
OFFICIALS DISAGREE
ON UMP'S DECISION
Runner Is Called Out for Slid
ing to First, Contrary
to Rule.

CHICAGO. July 2S.-An ''unwritten
law promulgated by umpires under
which they declare out a batter who
slides into first base. was upheld today
by President Chlvington of the Amerl-
can associa ton on the ground that the
slide to the initial sack serves no pur-
pose but that of confusing the umpire.
President Chivingtons statement was
made I'm answer TO an informal protest
oy Mana ger Friel OF ST. Paul regarding
Q play made at st. Paul the other day
when Umpire o'Brien called out Dixie"
Walker for sliding head-first into the
base.
There is no time gained by sliding,
and in the case OF first base where the
touch, the only reason for the slide is TO
raise a dust that will hide the play from
the umpire said Mr. Chivington.
Chairman August Hermann OF the Ma
tional baseball commission, in discussing
the 'unwritten law" OF calling a player
out who slides into first base. which was
upheld by President Thomas Chvington
OF the American association today, said
II was not only preposterous, but direct
ly contrary to the rule covering the
point.
"A player is allowed TO reach any
base by running. walking, jumping, or
in any other manner, a long as he re-
mains within the lines prescribed" said
Mr.. Hermann. This is laid down in
the rules OF the game and no umpire,
president Of a league or anyone else has
any right TO change this rule
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
GOVERNOR REVIEWS
UTAH GUARDSME|V
Executive Spends Day at Mill
tary Camp Named in
His Honor.
Special to The Tribune.


HEBER CITY, July os.-Governor will
liam spry, accompanied by Adjutant Cen
eral K. A. Wedgwood. chief and other
members Of the staff. including Colonel
Lawrence Green, Lieutenant Colonel
Whitney, Colonel Rodney Badger, Lieu
tenant Colonel Woolley and DR. j. S.
Cutchlow. former colonel and a guest OF
the governor, spent today in the mill
tary camp near Heber. named Camp
William Spry,' In honor of the Utah ex-
ecutive. The governor and party arrived
by auto at 10 o'clock this morning and
seventeen guns. fired by the Utah artil
lery.
The military maneuvers which have
given both regulars OF the Twentieth and
the guardsmen plenty of hard work for
week. We're continued, with the soldiers
fresh after their rest of Sunday. Today
the regulars We're the Reds, the attack
Ing army. and the n. G. U, formed the
White army. defenders of a strongly en-
trenched position in the hills south OF
Heber. The battle continued from 1
sounded the White army was declared
victorious, having succeeded in retaining
all of its ground.
At o'clock Governor spry, and staff
and guardsmen, being under command OF
Colonel James A Irons OF the Twentieth.
The review was undoubtedly one Of the
best ever held in the state. All the ma
the men did unusually good work. owing
in part to the open and spacious ground.
Members of the staff who saw the con
lict this afternoon left their autos,
mounted army nags and perforce took
to the hills" from which vantage point
they watched through binoculars the bat
tie that was bloodless but fiercely con-
tested.
Lieutenant Colonel Woolley who has
been in camp during the encampment,
working hard and wearing a field uni
form. has been appointed president of
the board of survey. which has among
It's duties the adjustment Of such dam
ages as may happen to be caused by the
troops during their maueuvers. Tomor-
row morning the maneuvers Will take
the form OF the defense Of a supply train
by the Reds (the guard). who will leave
camp at T:30 to protect fourteen wagons
of supplies al Hailstone, the Blues being
en- route from Park City. The battery
will start on its hike back to Salt Lake
tomorrow. marching by way OF Park City
and Brighton. The infantry and signal
corps will return by train Thursday,
while the regulars will march back TO
Fort Douglas.
Tonight Is one OF festivity, the citizens
Of Heber rendering complimentary
dance to members Of the staff and
guardsmen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
MURPHY COMPLAINS
ABOUT GAMBLING

CHICAGO. July 2s.-Presldent c. w
Murphy OF the Chicago Nationals has
asked for a special meeting of the Ma
tional commission TO consider charges
that local gamblers receive inside infor-
nation on the lineup OF the Cubs He
Wroe today to President Garry Herr
mann Of the commission. stating that an
immediate Investigation should be made
II do not understand how anyone con-
uected with the team could be in leag que
with the gamblers because I do not
know who is going TO pitch until the
ga me is about TO start said Murphy,
But It Is evident there is a leak some
where
August Hermann said today that he
had not received any letter from Charles
W. Murphy regarding gambling He
added that he does not see how the Ma
tional commission could do anything
about the affair until after the evidence,
II there be any. Is obtained.
"I don't what there is to tip off.
except the names OF The pitcher and
catcher for the day, and 7 don't believe
there is a manager in the country who
is certain in the morning as TO who he
will use as a pitcher in the afternoon. -
Hermann said The makeup OF the re-
;nainder of the team is public knowl-
edge
Murphy charged that ga mblers received
inside information rega riding the lineup
of the Cubs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29

CHICAGO. July 2S.-Playing for the
first time on grass courts. California s
new pair of tennis stars, John Strachan
and Clarence Griffin, fought their way
through two rounds each today In the
western championship tournament at
Onwentsia. Neither experienced serious
opposition, though Strachan found more
capable opponents than did his fellow
townSman
In JOY Webber of the Wanderers club
tartar. After the opening games he
solved Webber's style of play and won.
CO, Ga Webber made a gallant fight
in the second set and won the first three
games. but, playing the aggressive style
characteristic OF coast players, Stracha n
came back, won the next three games all
in love" and then took the next three
sets.
Griffin defeated d. F Wiley OF Evans
ton In the opening match, 6-2 go. Half
an hour later Griffns businesslike style
had disposed Of w. U. Knight of Mime
apolIs nearly as easily. 6-1. 81.
w i. Mcneil OF Berwyn was Stra-
chans second victim. and In the second
set he gave the San Franciscan n hard
battle. The scores were 6-l and SIS.
Walter Hayes, local favorite for cham
plonship honors found an easy opponent
IN William Hoppe OF Chicago, winning by
6-2. 60
Harry Waidner, a veteran. won with
out much exertion from T. w. Copeland
OF WinnetSa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
NOTICE OF AMENDMENT.

Western Loan G Savings Company.
Notice is hereby given that an ad-
iourned session OF the annual meeting OF
Western Loan g. Savings Co. VIII be held
at the office OF the company. No. 10 East
First South street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
on Monday. the 4th day of August. A. D.
1913, a S o'clock p. m, for the purpose.
among other things, to consider and vote
upon d proposition to amend the articles
of incorporation OF said company by in
creasug the authorized capital stock OF
said corporation from $40. 900. 900 90 to
sl2, 600. 600 90 and from 100,0 900 shares TO
l20, 900 shares, said increase to be gem
eral stock, SO that the first paragraph
OF article 8 OF said articles OF incorpora-
ton relating TO the above subject as and
II amended shall hereafter read as fol-
lows:
article 5-The amount or the capital
stock OF this corporation shall be s12,-
600. 600. 90 divided into 10000 shares OF
the par value Of 800 90 each The bal
ance Of said article remaining as here
tofore.
This notice is Given and said business
will be transacted at said meeting pursu-
ant to an order of the board OF direc-
tors OF said company,
p. w. MADSEN, President
II. NJ. II, LUND. Asst Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will be received by the un-
af5si9Ted atb fa1s up ", to 81 MI Monday august
quired in the complete erection OF the
following buildings and equipment for the
University OF Utah on its campus jus:
Utah:
A FOUNDRY AND FORCE SHOP
BUILDING. according to plans, specif-
cations and details prepared by Cannon
HOUSE AND HEATING PLANT. ac-
cording to plans. specifications and de-
tails PPreppared Prepsass BY the same architects
c!ated. all Of which said plans and speci-
hcations are open for the inspection OF
bidders at the office Of said architects,
SOC Templeton building, Salt Lake City
Utah.
In submitting bids for the Boiler House
and Heating Plant Equipment contrac-
tors may bid on the entire work as out
lined in plans and specifications. or on
Building, entire. including tunnels and
stump enclosure. but excluding chimney
stack. pages 13 TO 10, inclusive. OF the
Specifications; chimney stack and foot
ings, complete. pages g and 10 of the
specifications; plant equipment complete
including everything covered by the spec
iIicauons from rage 20 to page 26, In
All bids Will be publicly opened and
read at the above time at the Deseret
National Bank of said city
versity Of Utah" Salt Lake City. Utah
and marked In the lower left hand corner.
Bid"
Bids must not contain conditions. quail
icatons. propositions, or things other
than are called for; all bidders must use
without change the form OF bid to be
obtained from said architects. 80 other
form OF bid will be received.
Each bid must be accompe enied by
certified check on some bank IN Salt Lake
City Utah: for at least 5 per cent OF
the amount thereof, payable to the un-
dersigned. The amount called for by said
check is 10 be forfeited 70 the University
of Utah, If the, bid accompanying IT IS
accepted and the bidder falls to enter
into the contract and furnish the re-
quired bond within five days after Its ac-
ceptances
The successful bidder will be required
70 furnish a satisfactory surety bond for
so per cent OF the amount OF the con-
tract
The form of contract and bond are at
the Office OF the architect, and can there
be inspected,
A deposit of $1,000 will be required BY
the architect for each complete set OF
prints and specifications given out: said
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
THROWN AT HIGH SPEED,
CycIst Who Cllngs to Swiftly Moving
Auto Suffers Serious Injury.

CycIist Who ClIngs to Swiftly Moving
Auto Suffers Serious Injury.
Special TO The Tribune.
LEHI July 2S.-ThroWn a distance OF
more than twenty feet while riding at
the rate of thirty miles an hour. Avery
Kirkham. aged 90, Of Lehi, yesterday aft
ernoou suffered conclusion of the
brain and numerous severe bruises of the
face and shoulders. His physician be-
lieves that the young man Will recover.
Kirllham and Ira Racker, his COM
panion, were riding bicycles and clinging
TO the rear OF an auto occupied by F. p.
Nelson and Frank Sellwood OF Salt Lake
City. who with their wives, were EN-
route 10 Provo.
AS the road was smooth and hard. no
danger was anticipated by the youths,
and they were urging the driver OF the
car TO "open her up" when Kirkha m S
front wheel crashed and he shot high
into the air ahead of the auto and came
down on his head
Krkham was at once picked up by the
autoists, hurried four miles south TO
Lehl for medical aid and after treat
ment, taken in the car TO the home Of
his parents. where he remains in ser-
Gus condition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-29
ASSESSMENT no. &.

The Tar Baby Mining company. prin-
cipal place OF business. Salt Lake City
Location Of mines. South Fork. Big Cot
tonwood canyon.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
Ing OF the board OF directors Of the Tar
Baby Mining company held on the 9th
day OF June. 1915. assessment No. Of
one-fourth (4) cent per snare was levied
upon the capital stock OF the corpora
ron, issued and outstanding. payable
Immediately TO W. w. Trimmer, Cont
mental National bank. East Second South.
Salt Lake City. Utah. or c. Fred Greene.
1875 East Fifth South. Salt Lake City
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may' remain unpaid on the LIST day OF
August, 1915. viii be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before will oe
sold on the 27th day OF August. 1913. at
322 Atlas block. al O'Clock p. m., at the
company's Office 10 pay the delinq quent
assessment thereon. together with the
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale
L. F. GREENE. Secretary.