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Show 4 THE SPORTING SECTION. t BOATMEN SHOW i Harvard to Meet Princeton On Water; Gets Late Start OFFICIAL CALL FOR REPUBLICAN JUDICIAL CONVENTION FOR SPEED IN MEET n, 17:0S: Stanford. 17:33. The official press boat ran Into another launch at the start and the newsmen taw none of the race. paper The crews were well matched, Stanford being a Might favorite. Six of the Stanford crew in the Intercollegiate race participated at l'ough-keepsi- e last season, in which Stanford took second place to Cornell In a sensational finish. raced and Stanford have won sevtenWashington time. having Washington en. Stanford won last year. - r-- Vv t s u . TRIPLtHEADER ON FIGHT CARD O'Brien and Pollock to Meet Monday 'Night in Six Round Bout. -- x f 1-1 at Lynn, Mass. Capt. D. P. Morgan (insert). TTAKVAKI) is to meet Princeton in a few weeks, but as vet bas done little in the way of preparation except on will give the Hardy K. Downing the machines and in the indoor tank at the college. The crew has been hard hit by the recent inclement fans another trlole-headat the Grand next Monday night. The pro- weather, and have had little chance to do any strong rowing on the water. The crews started outdoor work later this year than ever before in the history of rowing at Harvard. gram will consist of two wind-upami a mixed battle royal In which "Frenchle" Hoyd and "Slim" fiOLF FINALS TODAY. opinion that Mitchell had a esh&de, while Warden will do battle with three black WELSH IS VICTOR IN a be the draw others might thought Pinehurst, N. C, April 7.t Phillip hopes. main events One of the FAST BOXING CONTEST better decision. Welsh appeared en- Carter of New York eliminated Charles will bring together Mickey O'Drlen and titled to a slight advantage because of Skehens of Woods Hole, Mass., from Paul Pollock, two of the best battlers his forcing the contest from start to the championship division of the united Milwaukee, Wis., April 7. Champion at the club, and th other will be be- lightweight He blocked numerous leads of north and south golf championship in finish. boxer Freddie Welsh tween Krankle IMtchle, the youngster Milwaukee the boy and left the ring today's semifinals, and tomorrow Carand who has been coming to the front fast through superior ring generalship a The first and second ter and Frank Dyer of Montclalr, the mark. without a on had shade two "KM" These Mack. experience slight points lately, and d in a Mildevoid were of damage. In the Pennsylvania champ.lon, will contest rounds bout in boys went four whirlwind rounds tore-a waukee with Richie Mitchell with a left for the title. Mitchell Welsh third upset tonight. draw last Monday night and at the Dyer today won from to Welsh forced the hook the jaw. milling throughout was even. Mitchell had W. W. Paull the Mecklenburg club, of meetthe quest of manya fans Downing decided Mitchell The fourth contest, frequently 1 up. holing a to sonil them Charlotte, couple extra rounds to ing Welsh with straight lefts to the the honors in the fifth and sixth. In putt on to the face and body. the seventh Welsh caused Mitchell green ,after being eighteenth tryIn and get a decision. Some of the writers were of the bleed freely apparently stymied. O'Brien and Pollock the fans will "water er six-rou- nd s, six-rou- nd ten-roun- no-decisl- on 25-fo- ot . see two experienced boys In action. Pollock has baffled all the boys he ha met with his gruelling style of millmeeting a boy ing, but in O'Brien he is of the art and that knows every angle who will be able to fight him at his own game. The mixed battle royals have proved to be such a hit that the fans are after Downing to give them one every week. so he has decided to give them another one and will send in "Frenchle" Uoyd and 'Slim" Warden again blacks, and from against three husky the battle that the colored boys gave them a couple we?ks ago they will no doubt give Frenchle and Slim a very busy evening again. Downing will also bring out a newcomer in Young Azavedo of Oakland, who rias won three straight bout in has Ogden by the K. O. route, whom he matched with Jack Hogan. the Sacramento boy, who declsloned Willie Oee been last Monday night. Azavedo has Juncin In the bouts his class showing tion City and If he can beat Hogan he "will be given a chance against some of the best local featherweights. Harry Schuster, another newcomer from the coast, will be sent against Bob Moore, who fought at the club seasons and jeveral times the past two fans. made a good Impression with the coast on the Schuster has performedcomes here well a number of times and recommended and is after a crack at some of the best local boys. V couple pairs of youngsters will round out the first preliminary, and the amateur z linneball Iloise 'itlKh Seek Contract With Junction City. fSjvcial to The the Ogden. April 7. With 04of points, the team Ogden Junior cla3s athletic Interclasf-tracHis?h school won today's school meet held on the high The nenlor team was second campus. the sophomore team with 45 points, 17. and the freshmen fourth third with girls from with 3 points. A team of and their reeach class also competed sults- In a volley ball tournament were added to the team scores. Lon Itomnew. coach of the Ogden letter from school, has received a Boise High of the High the athletic council which wants to enter Into a school, two-yebaseball contract with Ogden. The Holse High school wants to send the school baseball team to Ogthe local high den for a game with Coach Komney says team this spring.desired arrangements he thinks the will be made. Ogden High has a two-veand football contract with Holse Holse gridiron squad In Ogplays the fall. den this Store You save money buying regularly at Druehl & Franken's. You are sure of high quality at low prices and vou have the benefit of D. & F. SUPERIOR SERVICE. SPECIAL PRICES FOR CONFERENCE VISITORS TODAY AND MONDAY. Mail Box Free with each purchase of 50c or over. 1 pound $1.00 Vegetable Com- 76c 76e 70c . .' Swamp-Ro- ot $1.00 Llsterlne Pierce's Golden Medical covery $1.00 $1.00 Dis- S. S. S HOc n. y Sal Ilepatica s33 IIertd-Ipnbl!ca- . &i U usi S- trti i -) . 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Watch while the hands measure one minute. miring- that minute hundreds of people have Rrown just a little richer, because they are wiss enough to" own some favorably located Salt Lake Real Kstate. The same process roc-- on'every minute of every day. Kvcry time the clock ticks. Salt Lake property has Increased just a little more in value and Its owners have become just a little richer. values in a city like Salt Lake Increase: very seldom bv sudden spurts: but a That Is the way real estate increase every time ato new business hone is put up; every time a new business hlock is erected; every jrradual the city's population. time a new family is added the 100,000 mark. Close observers have said that cities do not really begin to grow until they seem to and Detroit others cities of Chicago,. Cleveland, liKp The history prove that. City's prrowth has just really begun. As positive proof take a car southIn the light of that fact. FaltLake east and see the hundreds of new homes being erected take a car In any direction and see the new homes that will be ready for owners soon then, while you are going around notice how few vacant- houses there are in the cjty. How foolish, then, the regrets of a man who says. "If I had only lived fifty years ago. when I could have bought land for next to nothing that is worth several hundred dollars a foot now.'" Yes, prices were low In those days, but even In 1870 there were regretters, who thought prices too high and wished they had lived years before. . And there will be those who will regret n 1935 that they did not buy In 1915. Economic authorities assure us that just such another period of plentiful money and high prices Will follow 1916 as we had a number of years ago. by those who bought real estate and fortunes will be made by those who buy favorFortunes were made in this remarkable year 1916. located property ably to buy. Consider the direction of the city's growth observe jvhere conservative Don't buy klindly merely consult some established, reliable real estate firm. rner n ro Investing; iiit-ifortune. buy and every tick of the clock will record a little advance In SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION. (Signed) . . s rch , i R NUXATED IRON lf THE I3A - FISHER BEER - Night Service s. Gar-fiel- (SconrliiK Sonp) vltli eneli purchase nt 3 CAKES PALMOLIVK SOAP AT 25e. m tm i dele-fscit.e- lf BUY YOUR DRUGS AT lrt ; ir 10c CAKE BRIGHTNESS ar Since the beginning of the A. 'Fisher Brewing Co., in 1SS, this firm has kept many millions of dollars in Utah, which would otherwise have pone outside of the State. This money is now in the hands of Utah farmers, workmen, landowners and business men. Cough Syrup. Agents MURDOCK'S (Logan) CANDY. r one-nig- ht lf Sal Ilepatica Pompeian Olive Oil i ar . one-na- ir 25c Snow Liniment 25c .Carter's-Live- r Pills 25c Gilt Edged Playing .Cards.. 25c Danderine . . . 25c D. & R. Cold Cream 25c Cuticura Soap 25c Packer's Tar Soap 25c Mentholatum 3-i- c Hall's Canker Remedy 50(i Mentholatum r0c Bromo Seltzer r.Oc Wyeth's Lithia Tablets ;.0c Danderlne SOc 7Gc 70c 3Se 34c Sloan's Liniment 50c Syrup Figs ."On Snow Liniment SOc Two-ye-ar r-- Z3 JSI Thi curtain-raise- r. OGDEN JUNIORS WIN MEET 3" i mint $1.00 PInkham's "Rocky Mountain united" - : Harvard's eight on the "Whereas, d, n . Plays a most important part in the pleas-- . nre of a railroad jour- District 44 487 First avenue, two ney and in this, feadelegates. 45 663 District Eighth avenue, two ture we feel that ypu delegates. 46 898 Third avenue, two District .will be more than delegates. 47 Second avenue and P District pleased with the servstreet, residence of James Devaley, two delegates. ice on the Rock District 107 467 C street, residence G. A. Overson, one delegate. Island's District 108 110 Canyon road, residence A. W. Felt, two delegates. District 109 80 H street, two delegates. Fifth Preelnct. District 48 54 S. Twelfth East, two delegates. 49 20 S. .Ninth East, two District delegates. 50 31 S. Seventh East, resiDistrict Our luxuriously equipped dence W. J. Burton, two delegates. train between Pueblo, Colorado 51 133 S. two District Fifth East, Springs. Denver and Chicago. delegates. 52 142 Third East, two District Two District 53 213 S. State street, one from Colorado to New Torlc, lloston, delegate. Philadelphia, "Washington and District 54 Wayne hotel, 33 E. Atlantic Coast Points. one Broadway, 110 delegate. 265 E. Third South, two District Use this train on delegates. 111 210 District Seventh East, two your next trip East delegates. 112 1253 E. First South, two District and be convinced of delegates. County Districts. its superior service. District 55 East Mill Creek meeting one house, 56 and detailed District delegate. Tickets, berths Wilford schoolhouse. travel information at Fourteenth South and County road, one delegate. .57 404-- 5 Xew District Granite High school. Fifth East and Fourteenth South, two Walker Bank delegates. Dull dinar. District 58 Residence David M. Guest, West Temple between FourSalt Lake City. teenth and Fifteenth South, two deleR. X. Staler. gates. 59 South Cottonwood ward District T. P. A. house, one delegate. 60 District Murray First ward meeting house, one delegate. District 61 Residence John Richardson, S. State street, Murray, one delegate. District 62 two delegates. Irving school, Holllday, .District 63 Watrous camp. Big Cottonwood canyon, one-havote. District. 64 Halfway house. Parley's increases strenirtb nf vote. canyon, one-ha-65 k4 ilirat n a r ir n ii v Ward house. Butler, one District rundown people 200 delegate. 66 fc3 ner corit.ln ten davs Union amusement hall, District two delegates. i $100 forfeit if ItDistrict 67 City hall. Sandy, one as falls per full exaeiegate. 6S District Residence Lars Monson, planatlon f i article soonin tolarge ap state street, near Pioneer avenue. In this paper. pear oanay, one69 delegate. Ask- your doctor or District District schoolhouse, one half vote. about it. Schramm-Johnso- n druggist District 70 Stlllwell's store, Alta, .Drug stores always carry it in siock. vote. District 71 Crescent ward 'house, vote. District ward house, Dra per, two votes. Infer-lounfa- in District 73 Bluff Dale meeting nouse, one-navote. District 74 Ward house, Riverton. R D. No. 1. one-havote. District 75 L. D. S. meeting house, Riverton, one vote. District 76 Jordan Mercantile hall, vote. oouin joraan, District 77 Residence E. L. Burgon. 739 S. Third West. W est Jordan, one vote. 78 Residence John Dunn, District District .Miavaie, one79 vote. WASATCH 1634. il&le&'nt.os District Taylorsville assembly 10 41581 S. State street, one hall. District Seventeenth South, two votes. I? lS"&t WE pay highest prices for Iron, 80 Utah Copper District resboarding 931 Laird 103 avenue, District one house. vote. Upper Bingham, Bags, Bottles, Rubber, Sacks and C. Smith, two delegates. idence Heber 81 District three hall, City Bingham, resi830 EaBt. 106 Ninth all kinds of Metal. District votes. dence F. L. Hines, two delegates. 82 Residence Mamla Eng- District District 113 2509 S. Eleventh East, iisn, tjoppenon, one-navote. one delegate. 83 Magna school house. District . Second Preelnct. Pleasant Green, tw0 delegates. Cottrell's store, 176 District 16 two Districtone84 W'hittier school house. Meade street, delegates. Hunter, District 85 delegate. District 17 953 W. Eighth South, one one. Granger meeting house, delegate. delegate. 1 vv. 132 ixui 86 oouin, District District Brighton ward house, residence Walter Westerman, two del- vote. . District 88 Residence Geortre Nav District 19876 W. Eighth South, lor, Nineteenth East one-habetween Eleventh two delegates. and vote. Tweitth South, meetward 90 District District 20 Annex Fourth school Highland Boy ing house.twoSeventh South and West house, one delegate. District '91 one-naResidence F. II. Rudy, delegates. Co. Temple, District 21467 S. West Temple, one vote. ruini, 92 District one-ha-Residence II. C. Kup delegate. 22 12 Ilotchklss court, beDistrict vote. Lark,93 West and haldt. 122y2 Main St. tween Second and Third tsecond ward meeting jJistrict two Sixth oecona one South, delegates. and deleFifth nouse, west, Murray, Salt Lake City. District 23 578 S. Eighth West, one gate. 94 Residence District Davis, 9 District 24 258 S. Fourth West, one-ha- lf center street. Murray, oneRay delegate. MY PEICES: vote." , District 95243 N. State street, Mur 349 S. First West, one ray, one District 25 . 96 At I. O. O. F. hall. 25c District aeiegaie. Painless Extraction delegate. 26 deleone two d4egates. hotel, District Peery ' Tooth $3.50 per Bridge Work District 97 Burton school house, S gate 27 Room 201. D. F. Walker State street, two delegates. District one Plates Rubber ..$5.00 tip District 9 8 Office Bingham Coal & Gold Crowns delegate. building, $3.50 28 268 W. Second South, Lumber .company, Bingham, two dele District one delegate. gates. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. District 29 820 "W. Second South, District 99 City hall. Mldvale, one two delegates. delegate. District 30 1021 "W. First South, resDistrict 100 Kimball school, be HOURS araVtoS idence of Mrs. Isabelle Clegg, one dele- tween Twelfth and Thirteenth South. one aeiegarte. gate. Third Preelnct. District 103 I. O. O. F. hall. Copper 31 130 two N. West Temple, District field, one delegate. District 114 Town hall. Phoenix, one delegates. 32 58 N. Second West, two delegate. District 1 The electors of districts 1. 10, 11, 15, delegates. 33 750 W. South 7 District Temple, 16. 26. 30, 60, t3. 111. 66, and 114 two delegates. chairmen have in which temporary 71 N. 34 two Seventh West, District been appointed to fill vacancies, or in other districts there may be whatever delegates. 327 35 Almond two District street, vacancies, ain the district chairmanships. district chairman for such RELIABLE, will elect delegates. 36 306 N. Second EDUCATED West, two district at the tirne and place for holdDistrict dclestit.es as in such districts said primaries EXPERIENCED District 37 537 N. Second West two ing above provided. chairrnen'' will district The various COXSUL.T MB delegates. 38 915 N. Second District West, one nlease certify and mall to the county FREE Salt at 608 Boston building. delegates. District 39 770 Duluth avenue, one committee addresses of Lake City, the names and Blood, Skin. Kld-nedelegates. 40 66 Girard avenue, resi- the various delegates so to be chosen Bladder, District from the respective at said Urinary, Rectal, dence of R. S. Sleater, three delegates. districts, primaries upon, tne selec Nervous immediately Diseases, . of the delegates. Preelnct. Fourth tion VarRheumatism, Dated Salf Lake. Utah. April 3. District 41 17 Canyon road, two icose Veins, Piles, SALT LAKE COUNTY REPUBLICAN delegates. UlceraFistula, 261 Third avenue, three COMMITTEE. District are alitions the L. Rich, Chairman. delegates. ments X have masBenjamin District 43403 Seventh avenue, George .Wilson, Secretary. tered, and YOUmy thre delegates. Advertisement. of It opinion case is yours for the Mktng. Read. Think. Act. CARD This does not obligate you to take SYSTEM treatment Office hours, 9 a. in. to 5 p. m.; Sundays, 10 a. m. to 12 EFFECTIVE JANUARY 23. 1913. (noon); evenings, 7 to 8. the Republican judicial committee for the Third judicial district of the State of Utah has Issued a call for the Republican Judicial convention for said district, to be held at 10 a. m. on the 14th of April, at D. Lewis in the the courtroom of T. day City and County building. Salt Lake, Utah, for the purpose of nominating five Judges and one district attorney for the Third judicial district, and Whereas, the sala comm'.ttee authorized and directed the Republican county, on committee to apportion delegates 100 the basis of one delegate for each votes or major fraction thereof, cast In of Salt the various voting districts Leather-wooLake county for lion. E. O. candidate for Congress, at the general election of 1914; and further Wrhereas, the said committee authorized and directed said county committee to Issue a call for primaries, fix and determine the time and place for holding primaries and to apportion the number of delegates for each voting district in said county; to the auNow, therefore, pursuant thorization and direction of the said Republican judicial committee for the Third judicial district in the premises; The Republican primaries to elect delegates to the Republican Judicial Judicial disconvention for. the Third to be held April 14.- 1916. at 10 trict a. m as aforesaid, are hereby called will be held Jlonaay evening, lor, and Anrll 10. between 8 and 9 o'clock. The polls shall be kept open during the whole of said hour and everybequal entified Republican elector shall to participate In the primaries itled of the voting district in which he re- bides. The number of each voting district of Salt Lake county, segregated acto the precincts of Salt Lake cording districts outside of and the county City Lake Salt City," with the place of holdnumber of ing the primaries toand the set each, opposite delegates asallotted follows: each, is First Precinct. District 1 1810 S. Fourth East, two delegates. 2 806 E. Tenth South, two District District 3 1134 Princeton avenue, one delegate. District 4931 E. Ninth South, one delegate. 5 511 E. Ninth South, two District delegates. District 6 1166 S. Fourth East, two del STl t S District 7 363 E. Seventh South, two delegates. 8 177 E. Seventh South, two District delegates. 9 28 E. Fourth South, one District delegate. 10 268 E. Fourth South, two District (1 Tl t C S District H 457 E. Fourth South, one delegate. 12 515 District Bridport street, two delegates. 13 460 S. Seventh East, two District store. delegates. 14Pickering's 925 E. Fifth South, three District delegates. 15 529 S. Eleventh East, District two delegates. District 87 1157 Kensington avenue, two delegates. District 89 The old farm house. Forest Dale, two delegates. District 101 1920 Lincoln street, three delegates. 102 970 Lake street, two - Flattie. Wah., April 7. The University of Washington varsity won its annual race with the Stanford university boat crew late today by five lengths. Washington eRot the lead before the and gradually drew first quarter-milWash-ltiKto- Car Service THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT Washington Has Easy Time With Stanford Crew in Fast Match on Water. farther ahead. Unofficial time: SPORTING SECTION. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 191G HERALD-REPUBLICA- N, ir UNION PACIFIC Denurf- 7.20 A. 7.20 A. 8.15 A. 9.30 A. 11.00 A. 12.05 P. 2.25 P. 2.30 P. - M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. 3.30 P. M. 4.30 5.15 11.45 11.45 11.55 11.55 11.55 P. M. P. nf P. P. P. P. P. Carh TIME Dally. Valley and Intermediate Mala also, arriving). Ogden. Denver, Kansas City. Omaha. Chicago. Ogden (Malad, going only). Pocatello. Ash ton. Montpelier. Paris. Overland Limited Ogden. Reno. Sacra mento. Ban Francisco. i Ogden and Intermediate. Pacific Limited Ogden. Omaha, Chicago. Ogden. LORnn. Boise. Portland. Seattle (Butte also going.) Los Angeles Limited Omaha. Chicago. Denver. St Louis. Overland Limited Omaha. Chicago. Denver. St. Louis (San Francisco also 5.55 5.55 5.05 6.00 P. P. P. P. M. M. M. M. . departing). Ogden. BTlgham. Cache Valley. Malad and Intermediate. Ogden (Denver. Omaha. Chicago going) (8an Francisco and Butte also arrlr-- , ing.) Ogden. Pocatello. Idaho Falls. Ashton. M. Butte. (Twin Falls also arriving.) Pocatello. Idaho Falls. Butte. Ogden. M. (Logan. Wellsvllle and Hyrum also arriving.) M. Ogden. Ely. Sacramento. San Francisco. Paciflo Limited Ogden. Sacramento, M. San Francisco. Ogden. Boise. 'Portland. Seattle.' (Twin M. Falls also going.) City Ticket Office. Hotel Utah. Telephone Main 8.30 5.05 5.00 11.55 A, M. P. M. P. M. A. M. 12.10 P. 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