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"j III, er.u"3 1TE TICKLE rtaJn..i,b,., lUiffWiibiillii iMiiiiioUUUwi. -- ii iL kJ Electrical Famous Visitors, Although Handicapped, Give Saltair. at Exhibition Refrigeration The Hawaiian swimmtrs who took a no is salt lake couple of dips in L'iahs it an exyesterday afternoon thought cellent body of water in jnhV i to have ithout any efex food time and float forts on their part, bit when it came to race in it then it was a different story They found the water too heavy in which to make good t'me. and were three forced to expend approximate times a much effort to co er a distance a? nfn In fresh vatcr dimMmous &lx of Hawdtilas mnM Thev mers were at balialr 'erterdav were Duke Kahanamoku rated as the H W world champion printer. c champion Ham alia reca world Ludv linger. holder of ord for the 440 In open water H Kruger swimworld titleholder for world s champion ming; K. Kealoha Mi'- Helen and sprinter Jtfosea, who I Hamajias champion woman iwlmmer. 1 anger and Harris Kahanamoku Kruger engaged in a race of about 3o was r the htor Lang yards in length by a narrow margin o or kahanamoku Kealoha permitted Thedtll and tahl-quls- t, two local swlmnur handicaps of five second each and defeated them oer e ards a course of sevent-fhKahanamoku gave good evidence of his abilflv as a sprinter when he overtook Rolf Bolin In less than 100 varda after allowing the University of Utah swimmer a handicap of twelve seconds Mis Helen Moes proved an easy winner over Miss Pearl Kimball, although he allowed the Salt Lake miss eight seconds In a race of seventy-fiv- e yards Miss Moses tackled the heavy water like a veteran and caught up to her opponent before she had covered half the stipulated distance. yesterdays meet was held under tie Jurisdiction of the A. A. U T a 1 gin ir-r- l. V middle-dlManc- Presented by Langdom McCormack The vaudeville sensation of the te back-strok- e back-stro- season Amazing Thrilling Spectacular BRITT WOOD The Boob and the Harmonica EJ K h T Ea t r' k Turf Results and Entries LATONIA RESULTS First race, one mile Bullion won Jack Hare Matinee Idol, seeood, Band of Pleasure third Galll Curri, Trollus asd LErrant alao ran Second rae ix fwrlonx Brotherly woo. Lord Vrark aecond Aa Rofugee third Nordeck Phenol x, Visaed the Time. Aph, J Riley also rao Toe 7, Tulsa sod John Third race five and half furlong Aphie Bear woo Mary Jane Baker eecned Pekoe third Grace Mlnard, Anunda and Margaret Murnaa also ran. Cllntonvllle woo Fourth race a!x furlong Bur Boa Jour aerood Bwret Liberty third ran F. also and Madge pllce see woo I Wio Mioto Fifth race one mile Beaverklll Prin. e Tat ad, Atta Boy third aod JVoodtrsp also ran Sixth race, one mile and a quarter-- Alex Jr O Mamie third woa. Sea Prince aecood, Spectacular Girl, Conroy. Sweer Jr , Airdrie and Shillelagh also ran. Seventh race, one mile and a sixteenth Adelia Harlork third W. wen. Mane John second Rpra, ADord Harry Lady Mountjoy, Brown Captain Ree and llm Booraa, Chief Saunders also ran. Commercial Use a -- of Isko shoves in a twofold manner. Faulty ice delivery is of course eliminated, as Isko supplants ice, LATONIA ENTRIES alx Chiaca City Amateur League , looaelv plarM gam reaterdsT after on fmra the Western Arms ball Inniera the Salt Lake Glaa aud Paint cio by a IT to 8 score. The fielding was ragged, many error bring made on both sides The game aa never to doubt after the aec the Western Arms team end Inning when cored right run The lineup follows Salt Lake Glass and Paint Go Data 3b , ! a p , Gnurler Peake, c : E I'rek a i rother 1b p . i. Perk, If ; Hlam f B Mason r ; rf Rama an Meter cf inn pelt Bestern Arms Id booq, lb ; Mrlnterr, m ; Mill. 3b Bgraej, a , 2b HMdwnj Rumel, p , J . f Mliam Ptmy rf , U 1 u n m 3 El nM El aU ti aa ri nE3 ta lcat The most for the arg icv) that tW pro mion u for anou8 franchises onf ru f ion wfth i d specified time does not nrv an e Jnvalldat tng fore Always the best WHY PAY MORE William S. Hart oompanicT a Supported by Mary Thurman, aplendid company, and Pinto, the clever pony, in MADGE KENNEDY j SAND j In a -r- (Even better than "The Toll Gate' of a chorus girl who fell in love with a more or less humble baker e comedy-romanc- ' n THE BATHING BEAUTIES In a novel revue In three scenes "BELOW THE SURFACE At 3 30, 8 and 9 30 daily DOLLARS AND SENSE Arc! a high tlas paramount magazine COMIC CAT CARTOON The usual good music vaudmlle bill, headlined by LIBERTY PARK Wednesday, June 30 A Big Time for Everybody Come One, Come All Dont Miss the Fun ) There will be amusements for the young as well as the old. Cash prizes. Contest Boat Racing Foot Racing Log Sawing Races Tug of War Log Rolling. Prize offered for the largest family present. Band concert and special musical program in the evening. Wheel-Barro- t- THE FOUR BANGARDS ort-lee- BROADWAY Masters of Jazz and Syncopation it Last times today Continuous, thene v Ie ,,oll E3 LOEtfrS the r.-- IS) Salt Lake City in Controversy Over Rail Franchise Referred E3 Flaming Romance of the Border Continuous Shows, 2.15 to 11 p m. Every Day Except Mon. snd Tuea 15cf 25c, Evening Matinee 25c, 50c including war tax. A DEQDCBQOBnQDSOSC13DOQQ2SSSQBQSQQ3 The W. K. hovering Co. lke m 13 Our thus'ralpd hnrUct. I'leitrtc Refrigeration,'' tells the story of lk t Sent upon request Are Arrested Charges of Conspiracy g "TUMBLE IN LOVE," with ALTON AND ALLEN aH ' e Three The Botterlll nine vvon another on yeeterdav afternoon in their pennant drive when the defeated thf tab Motor Electric Co. hv an 11 to 5 score Bwrnson. who flung for the winner WASHINGTON. J un. 29 TC-t .f was in good form, and had his teammates backed him up, he wou.d Uke, .mploycfi of tne hurra i of war r a acored shutout have Insurant p on a of conspiracy to The battery for Botteri wan fwennn defraud former oharga sarncc m.n of corr and for the I tah Motor, and Winkles from riKabt itlcs was an Barnes and Mlllham nounredru!tmg of (onifrht li so, rctam the Treasure Hou.oi 1 ho names of llntsr MILFORD BEATEN TWICE arirstrO not made piihllc iio to The Tribune Special Tim three weio raid by Mr MILFORD, June 29 The 1oa! nine war Houston to empntees hate advised servh e luci twice defeated bv the armv re ruitnig on treseri .ten of thtir tlaima lhnr The first game whs plued tune lhe were entitled - onh J.'i'O or $,tn. t terday. and the Armv held Milford and ration to later ompei lime agreed avhlle they made three rirM to t'h'ain additional nn ttmpenaatlrtn The battery for the arm nine was Hall ,se to di ide tin- - !m reared amount and Gauthier, and for Milford, Ijmh and pron In all .axes tie serene men could have, Coon secured the laiger amount without as. In toda s game tht piled six runs to the locais two, although Mijp ford out-h- sistance, the secretarj said them. SALT LAKERS IN NEW YORK The excellent fielding on th$jjart of Spe.1,1 to The Trltuoe the winners featured NEW The batteries were Butler and Gauthier, 'YORK, Jun. Comirolo e Miss Meta Boettcher, Ml e Maihtlde Do-- I and Martin, Gleason and Coon. menge. Gregorian E (i Utngwel F Lu Folsom, Penn.vlvama, Itorb Boa-- I SOLDIERS ON SHORT END. on N Pa Morr In a closely contested game plaved yesterday afternoon at Fort Douglas the Western States Machine nine defeated NOTICE OF SALE. the soldiers by a scoie of 11 to i; Not.cc is hereby g,eu tbat the countv The game was vtrv fast. firBt one team of Salt cou and then the other taking the lead, and commissioners will sell at public auction at the west,f front tlie game was not on tee until the last door of the countv courthouse. Salt lake out had been made The battery for the winners was H. Guy, Utah, &t th hour of 10 o clock & on Monday, the2It dav of Roberts and J. Burns, and for Fort Doug, June, 1910, pursuant to section HoO X3o. Comlas. Highland and Edwards. plied Laws of Vtah. 1917, to the highest bidder, the following described property and improvements thereon, to wit. Beginning at a point about 132 feet eaat from the southwest corner of lot Is 2. block 67. plat "A. Salt Lake and running thence north City 165 A hearing was conducted bv survey jesterdsj thence 132 feet east feet, th city commission In the cases of the 165 feet, thence west 132 thence south feet to the Bamberger Hie t rl Railway compare, and otherwise dethe Balt Lake A Utah Railroad compans place ofas beginning part of lot 2. block 67 plat and the Salt Lake Terminal companv scribed Salt Lake A, surest City cited to show cause whv the franchise C F . SULLMVN. of each should not be declared null snd I S LINDSAY void W'lth respect to that part of First WM B. HUGHES West street lying between the north side Commlaslonera of North Temple street and a point 300 Attes feet north of South Temple street, bef Sea cause of slleged failure of each concern J L Clark, County clerk a accomplish track construction on the The shoes sle ws. .i 3 FLORENZE TEMPEST II Better not wait. Come and see Isko at work. Understand thoroughly what it means to our business in increased etRciencv and ernnonn And order now, so as to have our installation when you want it. The-- e is a smaller Isko, dtsign-- d for privafi homes and ..partmeo's ru ground within the 8pe Ified tlm ecli fraii'hie The matter wa4? fmallj referreTt btft to the street department with inetrm it ti that further inv eHt'KAtUnis be of the cits engineer and iltv attornev Protestants present argued that the putting of trackage Into the trtet the pU e under (onhlderation mut result in propertv df precut Mn in the immedi.it? vMnltv Rep? esentativ ee of tie varmn ra BEGINNING TONIGHT In mercial users of ice as the final answer to correct refrigeration. Isko fits any refrigerator, domestic or commercial. State at 4th South BIGGEST SHOW IN TOWN E2 The absence of melting ice, dampness and varying temperature has heen quiddv seized upon by com- iuln 4 a a and the constant, unvarv inq cold that Isko gives stops food spoilage. Isko operates automatically. furlongs Flrlog Welahman 1'. Sweeping Glance 11 Here after 10ft, Jap 105 Herald 11 Kingfisher 115 Judge Price 115, Ir. Carman 115, Bar Garden in.gecoed race fire and one half furlong -- By Pepperv Polly 103 lmghluod 105 Ginger 10 Judge Budrow 105, St Donard 10ft, Old Faith ful 105. Ring Rose 15 Third race one mile 0 lea ter 107, Marreee 107, Easter Flower 107 Goldie Rose 107 Ladv Britain 107. Mamie Kelly 112, Pansr Blossom Aurioa 112 112, Muffins 112 Accelerate 112 Mountain Girl 112. Ms sola 112 Little Thu ehiti 113. Bounding Through 112 Diana t7 107 Gelden Dawn 107 5 elle 112. Second Fourth race, fire sod on half furlongs -Billy Barton 1HA, McGoodwin 115, Draftsman 115 115. Sergeant York Bill w Tree 115 1 S The Ylrgiolao IT) a roe 115, Winchester 115. All Right Sir 115 Court Mew 11T Gnen Merrtmar 11V land 115 Hand Sweep 115 115 Advance Firebrand Charles Henry 115 llftA, Sir Thomaa Kean 115 Social Star 115 mile and one quarter Fthel Fifth race Gray 114. Cobwebs 121B Truly Rural uiB Busy Signal 121, Dresden 12), Lorraine 126 Cloopatra 126. 0 Sixth race ax furlongs Lady Falrplay Colonel Taylor 100 Jortr 11 Angn 103 124 Ace 110. American Rapid Day 107, Ginger Flag 126 mile and one eighth Guide Seventh race. Pott loo. Duke of Lancaster 105 Hunter Platt 105 Bar One 107 Jellison 107 105, Athena Harvest King 17, Brvnliraah 17, Sam Reb 110 Dshabiah 1)0 Kimpalong 116, Bombast 112, Faria Maid 12 Torn Saundrra 112 Napno 103 Leo 106. Bourbon Lad 107, Huffakr Ray 110. Ftrat race nncnanncincnnc sve has proen its worth and bko, with liotds, restaurants floristt, dubs, pconomv and diere er the question of luarkets hospitals constant, dependable co!. m storage rooms is vital. Where lar7e quantities of ice are uced, the economy in the lareer Ilng 192 y Electric Refrigeration for J V u Sail tiers Ltah this 21t day f at 1 B Ida M - ' K' r , if -a. - - F A in of a ml.. : - . " 7 But Cheyenne Harry tamed Ann ind he tried to tame the girl too See how he succeeded In A Gun Fihlin TONIGHT HARRY CAREY unmnibnrie( 1311 - THE EARL WAS A BALLY ROTTER Genlleraan,, H dpu( ikrk ? u Sail Lake Theatre riLIsM ounty fl?rk Holihan, U & g 11c ' fFT t a r t D h h f f t our fv ouMv 'faf Jim bfiard of count Attest iseal) J E Clark to 11 p m Matinees, 20c; Kiddies, Evenings and Sundays, 30c pr-;Pi. . FYidav Julv 2nd, pv ( rdf r f tin 1 stirring In Big bill "PICK OF THE Farnum picture Hells Fury Gordon TEXAS GU1NAN big western drama LETTERS OF FIRE In OMLIN Screen Magazine and JUNGLE GENTLEMAN tbs sensational Unlvsrsal comedy two-re- comedy TODAY this contract shall ha completed 6within folno weather working das tpage AND TOMORROW specifi-tation- fr 4 prn-pM- ro4, rlf f 1 ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY For an engagement of two weeks. Salt Lake's Young Concert Pianist, HENRY SOUVAINE (Henry Oberndorfer) Coming Tomorrow "THE INVISIBLE DIVORCE World-Fame- lowing the execution of the contract by The con the serretary of agrletrHttre a WORLD FAMOUS PSYCHIC SEANCE tract form Apd the maps, plans, of quantities iiihv eetlmate and A Magir mnni? SeuUd propnf.a nr rxandned hv rtponihe contrsi torn nnstriHtmg S,jrit)vm demonstration trartni as ertamed to he experlemrd at the following stldioHeo t 401 Colon?! b vour Bevthart true" miproving the Monti fie- - fton atuxial Hud ton Building ttxlen, tah, foresta of The to t and von be rl IC n length roeponsihle proie going forest road prrJe t, loiatd withija. n AJl icor Montpelli, Idaho to he innMruted or improved Will he oil foek pav ap ipn e on form CiriiFOu the mtd and In within s naitnnal foiest 61 5 mnt mile and the primipai partly Matinee Friday Ladie Only proximateh foming a items of work are aprroxm it?!' as fol- h ' ordnc with Inairnctiona elate of Idaho, count of '?ar lako, will a lane referred ruhir-vards ro k av turn, p ri of the apeclfh atione 2100 low he received h tht diatrnt engineer common exatinn, to and muat he acrnmpnnipd by a pro30 rubir-ard,- n jl H department ue bureau of puhlc metal Un. ft ,7rV) posal guarsnlee in an amount at leant 1115 be cfrrusted pipe aid tine piMirlv 1 lu right of ftsrrirultnre at 4 Colon equal to five 5 per ?ent of the total HuiNon 0 i in is reserved lin ft ereosotod piling in piac?, 4,. M and i?ad e irnlud-InMi J FINCH e 1 k o in ammirt of the propo1 M II e m material n tnh Oeden lo r. will none did and ad pla bids bridge p bidg, i t '0 i ' on the 14h dav of h 6t v The work embraced in district engineer m pt t ho?? brMee iron ri i''ii, from on- p48 IN HIS NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. LAST TIMES TODAY OWEN MOORE in The Desperate Hero big melodrama 7 v BREED OF THE NORTH And a i J 11 PICTURES" AMERICAN A also ASK C Franklyn his latest SWANSON THEATER CIRCUIT ONE GEM WEEK ENDING FRIDAY "THE DEEP ' PURPLED From the Celebrated Stage Sucoeas Cast All-St- ar Comedy, "WHY BE JEALOUS?" ORCHESTRA w |