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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31

7. the east eia. go feet Of the west ssa 90
feet OF lot 8. block 30; eli OF lots 1 10
0. Inclusive, the west 8S,s7 feet OF lot
10. ali of lots 15 to Il. inclusive, Yale
Park subdivision OF block 80, fve-acre
plat &C" Big Field survey.
THIRTY -SIX-FOOT ROADWAY. (Curb
and Gutter Previously Built)
The east .2S feet OF lot 10 AL OF lots
II and IL Yale Park subdivision OF block
80: all OF lots Sc. and l to 3. Inclusive.
block 2. Douglas Park second addition.
block 80. oil In flve-acre plat &c" Big
Field survey.
The total cost Of said Improvement Is
estimated at sixty thousand one hundred
elghty-nine and 67-100 (sso.1Ss 67) dol
lars, OF which sum the clty's portion Is
ten thousa nd one hundred twelve and
65-100 (sl0.112 $50 dollars. leaving fflty
thousand seventy-seven and l2-lo0 $780,
OF .12) dollars to be raised by local as
sessment
All protests and objections 10 the car
rying out OF such intention must be pre-
sented In writing. stating therein lot and
block OF description OF property, TO the
city recorder on or before the 9Th day
of September, 1913. being the time set by
said board OF commissioners when II viii
hear and consider such protests and OBJ
jections as NAV be made thereto.
By order OF the board OF commissioners
of Salt Lake City. Utah
Dated June 20. 1918.
NOBLE wARRUM. City Recorder.
Paving extension No 81!
First publtcs ton August 90 1913,
Last publication September 8. 1913.
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TROOPS CALLED OUT
TO PROTECT DEPUTIES

OF militia was called out today TO protect
a party OF deputies at No. 8 shaft South
kearsarge mine from attack by large
number OF copper mine strikers and
women The women were particularly
active, splitting in the faces OF the depu-
ties and otherwise defying them.
The soldiers also rescued an Allouez
mine fireman, who was attacked by strlk-
ers while on his way to work The strik-
ers took him from a street car and were
beating him when the militia arrived.
Strikers and women sympathizers al
the Champion mine resumed their at
tacks on nonunion men today, striking
them with brooms dipped In Nth and
tarowing missiles. One man was badly
beaten and three women were arrested.
Another big parade OF strikers was also
held in Calumet
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NOTICE.

Notice In hereby given by the board OF
commissioners OF Salt Lake City, Con,, I'M.
missioners to make tho following DE-
scribed Improvement, to-wlt +
To grade, curb and gutter win Ev cemeHs
where curb and sutteT Is not I'd 81 irrt.
gallon system from four CD Inches 10
dfteen Q5) inches In diameter. OF cement;
v.trihed and corrugated IRON pipe, Ios dtaa1 en-
On Highland park drive tsaid roadway TO
be foTty-four (4E feet wide between
ourbs from Twelfth soutn fIgeef se faeS % feet
vida between curbs from said Drst angle
point TO Thirteenth South street, ana
seven CD inches thieD, IN pav,hhs ht,ttars eIs
norton OF the cost and expense thereol
estimated at forty thousand Two hundrea
twenty-five and l7,loO Gio'aTc s1gbty -eSSht n4i
and soIOO js25SS 800 dollars. or Ave and
25NlOO (s5 25) dollars per 'front.' or linear s.
foot OF abutt!Gg properly ybaIs 'S Being $95 sol Of
feet nbutting said portion of said I'm.
proyement: twenty-four thousand one
hundred thirty-nino and ao-iS0 log l!S ~; 5s3
dollars per front or linear foot OF nbut.
ting property for foTty-tWo itD ISo'
roadway with curb anG guttsT' dr,Tor ImeTS 0of ot
said Improvement; and thirteen thousanadd ,ad
four hundred ninety-foIr and sSS 6-iSS
dollars Sn or four nSsr ana oO11oV foot
A.0O 40.
~ ebutting property for forty-two (42)
foot roadway where curb and gutter was
previously constructed. there being 299S. ~
feet abutting said portion OF sale m
! proyement by local assessment upon
The lots or pieces OF ground with!h .Mne M
| following described district, being the
district TO be affected and benefited by
said Improvement, namely:
FORTY -FOUR FOOT ROADWAY, ("ltn
Single Track.)
The south 234 62 feet OF the nortr
s1I.s2 feet OF the east SECTION OF lot y
block is; the south 25s.se feet Of th'
ten-ncre plat ~" Big Field survey
ETORTY-TWO- FOOT ROADWAY (Witf
Single Track
Tho south GO SO feet OF the east section
Of LOT 9 block 46; all OF lots ! 10 u. IN
elusive. block 8; Gll OF lots ,s to ,nt,. 3; In.
southwest corner OF lot 5. block z. Uniof
Esiehts subdivision OF black ie. ten-acr!
NAT s." thence southcasterly lS9-
feet: ali OF lots 1 TO 8. inclusive: hlocs
q: all OF lots i TO IL, Inclusive. olock
all OF lots ! 10 u, inclusive, block 4 al
OF lots I to II, inclusive, Jiock o. an o
lots / TO 6. inclusive, block Inlo,,
POO &c feet OF the west section OF lot
. the west section oS lot 8. the west sec
,ion az lot !, the north 1865 feet OF M
: vest section OF lot 6, block 49,; al! Q
lots l26 to 1872, inclusive. the norm ZI.n
feet OF lot l25. block s; all or lots am
; block i Highland Park plat b SUD
, division Of block 46: tho south 40 Zee
Of the west section OF lot l. block 40, a.
in ten-acre plat "a" Big f1sid survey.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by tho board
Of commissioners Of Salt Lake City. Utah,
OF the intention OF such board OF COM
missiouers 10 make the following de-
scribed Improvement, to-wit:
To grade. gutter and curb with ce-
mcnt, construct drainage and irrigation
system from four 90 Inches 10 fifteen
G5) inches In diameter. OF cement W.T.
rihed corrugated iron and wrought Iron
pipe and pave with Utah rock asphalt a
roadway (said roadway 70 DO sixty (60)
feet wide between curbs and eight 90
Inches thick) on Ninth South street be-
tween Ninth East and Eleventh Eas
streets; TO grade. gutter and curb with
cement. construct drainage and irrigation
system from four "a inches TO fifteen
G5) inches IN diameter, OF cement, vitri-
ned corrugated iron and wrought Iron
pipe. and pave with bithulithtc pavement
q roadway (said roadway TO be forty-four
(44) feet wide between curos and ak (6)
inches tbick) on Eleventh East street
between Ninth South street and Yale
avenue; and to grade. and pave with
bitul!th!c pavement O roadway on Yale
avenue (saId roadway to be thirty (3o)
feet wide between curbs from Eleventh
East street 10 point about four hundred
(i00) feet west ot Fifteenth East otreet.
and thirty-siX (3s) feet wide from a point
about four hundred (Soo) feet west Of
Fifteenth East street TO Fifteenth
Nos, az. 81 and 81, and dssTsy the
abutters' portion of the cost and expense
thAIAof. estimated ct aftY thousand Hav-
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Dfarhoea Quickly Cured.

"I was taken with diarrhoea and
Mr.. Yorks, the merchant here, per.
suaded me to try bottle OF Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. After taking one dose Of 1t
| was cured. It also cured others that
| gave IL to- writes M. e. Gebhart,
Oriole, Pa. That Is not at all unusual.
almost invariably be cured By one OF
two doses Of this remedy, It is one of
the most successful preparations that
has been discovered. Thousands have
testified TO its value For sale by all
dealers. advertisement, }
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enty-seven and 12-1oo (s5o. .o77.12) dol
lars nineteen th9esssnd s6H f9uT ln hundred
per front or linear foo. OF abutting
there here Being S 2557 20 feet feet SSuttins saiHd
sand two hundred nfty and ss-loo (sll,,
ESQ 5s) odllars. or four and 15-100 (S4 4.l5)
ting property for fortyrfo1T .4D foot
ting said portion OF said improvement;
seventeen thousand seven hundred nine
,y-seven and 994-!0o (:l7797 sD dollars.
front or linear foot Of abutting property
for thirty 600 foot roadway, there be-
ing 5sSo.14 feet abutting said portion OF
fort forty 'uDa0'sit and siioo (si5iOs6 dollars. or
three and 95-1O0 (ss e5) dollars per front
or linear foot OF abutung property for
Ing ing ass 80 feet abuttinr said portion Of
said Improvement. by local assessmen Mt
upon the lots or pieces OF ground within
the following described districts. being the
districts TO be affected and benefited by
said improvement, namely:
sIXTY-FooT ROADWAY, Cwith Car
Tracks.)
The south side OF lots I and 2, block 2,
the south side Of lots l and 2. block l.
woodmansee subdivision OF block l. plat
"B," Salt Lake City survey: commencing
at the southeast corner OF lot l, block /,
w OCsDIDdIste SuDllNlSlOn VI DiONh i. bld
"B." Salt Lake City survey. thence east
SO so feet the north side OF lots q and
I, 22. block 3; the north side o! lots 2l and
90 block 4. Belmont subdivision OF block
II. hve-acre plat ~ Big Field survey;
the south side OF tie west 2si.1 feet OF
lot ?. block 4. plat e.; the south side
OF lot -. block 8; the south side OF lots
lS 20 %. inclusive. block 16. Fremont
Heights subdivision Of block Z, plat ''F. .
The east 90 feet OF the west 1872 feet OF
lot IL. block II; the north side OF lots II
TO IL. inclusive. Giluer Place subdivision
OF block II. the north side of the west
| i32 feet OF the east 371 feet OF lot IL,
the north side of the east l7s.5 feet OF
J lot i2. block II, fve-acre plat "a" Big
Field survey.
FORTY Y-FoUR-FOOT ROADWAY. with
Car Tracks)
The east side OF lots IL TO 16. inclu-
sive, the east side OF, the north ESQ feet
10 and IL, the west side of the north
| 1856 3s feet OF lot 9. block ia: the west
side of lots Is to 2S. Inclusive. block l.:
| the west side OF lots 81 to 81, inclusive.
block 2, Qllmer Square subdivision of
| block TIA, all IN hve-acre pint "a" Big
| Field survey,
Fronting On Yale Avenue.
THRTY-FooT ROADWAY. (Curb and
Gutter Previously Built.)
All of lots I 10 81, inclusive. block ?.
Glrner Square subdivision OF block i7-A:
| the east 81 IS feet OF lot e. the cas-,
| TaT. Sc feet OF lot g. tho west 7i1. II feet
of lot 16, the west 7N- II feet OF lot IL,
| block TIA, five-acre plat "a" Big Field
survey; the east III. .oI feet Of the north
| SIDE OF lot 7, the east 770.l5 feet OF the
west 7ST.l6' feet OF the south side OF lot
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
Salt Iaka City Utah


August ls. 1918.
Sealed proposals Will be received at
this office until 10 o'clock a. m Tues
day September ., 1913, for grading be-
tween ourbs and constructing bitulithic
pavement on the south drive OF Second
Twelfth East streets. paving extension
No. 76. section 2; for grading, construct
ing curb and gutter and bitulithic pave
ment on Eleventh East street from Ninth
South street 10 Yale avenue; for grading
between curbs and constructing bitulithic
pavement on Yale avenue between Elev-
enth and Fifteenth East streets, and for
grading, constructing curb and gutter
and paving. with Utah rock asphalt.
Ninth South street from Ninth East
street 10 Eleventh East street paving
extension No. 81: for grading, construct
Ing curb and gutter and paving with
Utah rock asphalt. Highland Park drive
from Twelfth South street to Thirteenth
South street, paving extension No. 90;
and for constructing pipe sewer on
Eleventh East street from Ninth South
street to Yale avenue and on Yale ave.
nue. from Eleventh East street TO Elf-
teenth East street, sewer extension NO
3es according 10 plans on tile In the
office OF the city engineer,
Instructions TO bidders. together with
plans and Specifications art forms for
contract and bond, are on file In the city
engineers Office. and copies VIII be ipg. &
nished on receipt OF deposit OF i've
(S5.0O) dollars for each extension
Tho right IS reserved TO reJect any and
all bids.
BY order OF the board OF commits
sioneTs-
City Recorder.
First publication August 20. 1913.
Last publication September 8, 1918
e2s4A
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4 BARRED IN
|,lrIsE OF COMMONS
=, Are Weary of Long
v.s Seek Diversion
EIsshere.
~. Tribune

IL, . To. Tribune
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go 10 the London county
e .osncvu in The house 60, o,
-, 80 |. known Hs the best
a, nel,hsr card room nor
,i,soush there has been
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Ia s,,llrt ana the playing OF
= bAsy would be so grave a
,s-a ths, neither police nor
4. rs'd easily survive the
-, IN he way. however. is
Il, ,,;s ere no tables and
=, i lhs lobby. Two OF these
. 80. 81 the whips" keep
. ~. rtnbers: one is used by a
. rrytssr OCCASIONALLY, and the
he. sagpie4 by tired members
Il tcsl1a
IN .ringhis can be played and
s,srhh and crosses, bet for
i AZsnis members have 10 &c
~ to 81; Stephens club.
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SECRETARY TO CONSUL
MURDERED IN GERMANY

FRANKFORT-ON-OD ODER, Germany,
Aug. 30.-In the pocket Of man whose
body, bearing evidences OF murder was
found in lake near here yesterday,
was a visiting card bearing the name
alexander Grau-W Wandmayer, secre-
tary TO the imperial and royal Austro-
Hungarian consulate general" No ad.
dress was on the card.
In another pocket was a receipt dat.
ed August for passage on the steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
An Alexander Grau- Wandmayer is
secretary Of the Austro- Hungarian CON
sulate general in New York City. The
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse sailed from
New York August IL for Bremen.
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T. block l7-A. nrs-scre plat "a" big

2, block l7-A- nve-scre plat "a" big
FRoNTfNo on YALE AVENUE.
The east 1875 feet Of lot 6, the west
7t1.7l feet OF lot 16 the west 74-7l feet
Of lot IL. block l7-A. hve-acrs plat "A,
big field survey; the east l7L0i feet Of
tho north side Of lot Z; the east 77o.is
s!de OF lot T. the east e12s2 feet OF the
west s2ss2 feet OF lot 8, block 80; oil OF
lots to q. inclusive, Yale Park subdi-
vision Of block 80; all Of lots &c. and /
to ?. inclgsiye, block !, pousias Park
c. big field survey.
All protests and objections 70 the car
lying out of such intention must be pre-
sented in writing. stating therein lot and
block. or description OF property, 10 the
city recorder on or before the Sth day
OF September, 1913. being tho time set by
said board OF com missioncrs when II viii
hear and consider such protests and OBJ
jectons as may be made thereto.
BY order of the board OF commission
ers OF Salt Lake CITY, Utah
Dated July 10, 1913.
NOBLE wARRUM, City Recorder.
Sewer extension No, 32e
First publication August 20. 1913.
Last publication September 5. 1918,
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George Bradford, living at Riverside
Hotel, Colusa, Calf, reports that he
had very severe case Of kidney
trouble and backaehe, which also af-
fected the secretions. He says: "I
took five boxe5 Of Foley Kidney Pills
and they cured me- All over Cali
fornia people report that Foley Kidney
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BIRD MATCHES YOUNG
ON BACK OF SHEEP
Special cablo to The Tribune,

LONDON. avg 27.-During sheep
shearing operations on n farm near Bide-
ford, one OF tho shearors cut into q
feshy substance. and examination showed
that he had cut IN half young star
ling. which was IN nest that had
been built IN the Sleeps wool, and which
contained two other fedgllngs still alive.
The nest was composed OF moss and
twigs.
For sorne weeks previous % the shear
ing the sheep. with others. had the rur
OF three fields near tho farm.
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MODERN MOTOR BOATS
SUPPLANT GONDOLAS
Special Cable to The Tribune

VENICE. Aug. S0.-It Is highly proba-
bio that motor boats will shortly sup
plant the romantic and picturesque eon-
dolas on the canals OF Venice.
Stubborn resistance on the part Of the
Venetian boatmen to modern means Of
locomotion on the Grand canal and small
er waterways seems about 10 be over
come by the formation OF q co-opera-
tive association among the gondoliers.
This body is providing a public service
Of motor launches between tho railway
station and the Adrlatic shore.
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kfM Schedule Time.

nzg Aug. 3O.-Wlth few
|rsf.E o. the Are which dam
. .ifar Thursday morning. and
" u ose Of her officers. the
lag on schedule time today
- VEL filed. The ship had
~ lasrec,si and pronounced
.Dt1l.
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VIII Not Hear Lamar.

WASHINGTON, Aug. so.-Dav!d Lamar
VIII not have opportunity to tell the SEN
ate lobby committee about the railroad
today told him TO 70 present 1 snv facts in n
writing and Expressed doubt that Lamar
could shed any new light on the subject.
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Bank Is Culpable.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 90.-Charles Sta
rex, national bank examiner at New York.
reported today that culpa 6illty attached
10 the National City In connection with
the alleged excessive loan Of s44 800. 900 70
me street railroad companies OF Chicago
last spring
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-trc Reaches Genoa

~. Aug 20.-Porter Charl-
lss today from America 10
y ,At murder Of his wife al
:.ts years ago.
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RIVAL
FORSAKES COMEDY
Walter SchaIIer Says His Funny
Days Are Over and He Is
OFF the Fun.

DETROIT. Mich, May 3.-Walter
Schaller. outfelder. former Tiger. pres
ent White Stocking. is no longer q
comedian
While with the Tigers at Gulfport in
spring camp this year. Schallcr fur
nished 80 Fer cent OF the amusement for
the club. AS there were no theate-s ex-
cept the movies. Sctaller was the most
popular comedian on the club.
But Schaller says that his funny days
are over. He says that his ambition is
to read in the papers. "Schaller had a
good day at the bat. getting two doubles
and triple in four times up," rather
than Walter Schaller. the genial Pale
Hose, rivals Germany Schaefer as base
bal comedian
This comedy stun doesn't get you
anything said Schaller this morning.
Il don't know that II does very much
harm. but I'd rather be baseball player
than a baseball comedian. So I'm off
the clown stuff"
Those who had heard him deliver his
famous speech at the banquet given in
honor Of the Tigers upon their leaving
Gulfport will be delighted that Walter
now has the masterpiece learned as IL
should be. and II Oscar Stanage and
George Mullin will kindly keep their re-
marks to themselves, Walter will be
glad to give it.
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
MACK EXPECTS TO
WIN THE PENNANT 7
Evident That He and His Boys
Have Their Hearts Set on
Taking the Flag.

IL ever a manager and his squad OF
PLAYERS had their heart set on winning
championship. that team Is Connie
Mack's Philadelphia American League
club. The tall leader Of the former
worlds champions is frank to admit
that he expects to win the champion
ship this year Under one condition.
That Is that the pitchers deliver the
goods.
Connie is going to see that they do
their work this season. and not lay
down on him as they did last year. Up
10 date only three Athletic pitchers
have gone the full nine innings. Connie
ras switched his usual mode OF proceed
ure Instead Of considering the feelings
Of the pitchers, he is making many
and rapid changes in the box during
every game. He has staff OF ten
pitchers, larger than that OF any other
ajor league team.
During every game Connie has three
pitchers warming up. The minute the
man in the box wabbles the least Dit.
Connie yanks him out and sends one
OF the relief pitchers to the mound. III
that man falters another is rushed to
his rescue. That explains the unusual
sight OF two or three Athletic pitchers
officiating in one game, whereas the
general rule Is for one pitcher TO so
the distance with the Quakers.
The Athletics 10000 infield is as
good as gold this year. McInnis. Col
Inns, Barry and Baker are going an
even better pace than in the past two
years. Strunk. until his injury. was
playing remarkable outfeld game.
Eddie Murphy has proved an efficient
substitute for Danny Murphy. while
Oldrins is hitting and fielding in grand
form. The catching staff las been
strengthened by the addition of Schar e.
while Ira Thomas has come back to
the form Of two years ago.
II now looks as though Cleveland.
Boston and Washington will have to
do the uphill fighting this year. With
the Athletics making the pace. II is
a sure thing that Connie hes set his
mind upon taking every game he can
right from the start He believes
that a game won now is as good as a
game won in September.