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; 6 GOODWIN'S WEEKLY. IS" r f i F I I f J 1 p i HIGHEST AWARD: 'Paris,' 1880 'World's Fair, 1893 St. Louis, 1904" i II i Mont Rouge Wines i J f T ' The Finest Wines !!, "... Produced in California Vineyards: Livermore Valley, Cal. ; ; CHAUCHE & BON, Proprietors K 1 319-321 BATTERY ST. !SAN FRANCISCO These Wines can be had at the Louvre Restaurant or Wilson Hotel Try them m -i. . I 1 1 . Pacific Electric Flatirons H I make good Christmas Gifts H ? Our SPECIAL PRICE $4. 00 placc our ordcr NOW Hl Wc will deliver at once, or on Christmas morning, Hit if you prefer. I UTAH LIGHT & RAILWAY CO. Bell, Ex. 32 "Electricity for Everything." Ind. 777 IWflalftet Brothers Hj - - BANKERS I V j ElTABLIIHXD 1859 iNCOItrOBATXD I903 i Capital $250,000.00 H Surplus, - SI 00,000.00 Hj j The Oldest Bank in this Intermountein Region K , I Safety Deposit Boxes For Rant 1 Si W ' SALT LAKE TURF EXCHANGE H PORTY EIGHT EAST SHCOND SOUTH STREET M j CALIFORNIA AND EASTERN RACES ! ZZ sM AN ELEGA. . LY appointed table is a prime necessity in every family. It H ' pleases the husband and delights the wife. H ' We specialize in fine not extravagant silver, H 1 designed to last a lifetime, made by the world's H 1 greatest silversmiths and H 1 1 Established! a guaranteed H I ' (THi lsnlCQ? BY us ssl M 1 H Studio, Salt Lake Security !c Trust Building H M. J. BRINES H ItrmtrU iilitnt Ttacbtr U E. Primn MHUr H Carni, h Halt, Nttu r.ri H VOICE CULTURE AND THE ART OF SINGING H George E. Skelton H VIOLIN TUITION H( Studio Room 5 - - -Botd of Trade-Bids the sta'tQ it is,' to bo hoped that the legislature, after, abolishing thirst by statute, will make theso, tioublesome avalanches illegal, "fheir conduct is particularly annoying to the long distance power . line companies and their patrons. WINNING LONG SHOTS OF 190Q. - Only 37 Horses in More Than 7j000 Races Scored at 40 to 1 or Better. Out Of more than 7,000 races run on tAmdrican tracks during 1908 Only thirty-seven winners were quoted at odds of 40 to 1 or better, according to an eastern sporting authority. The longest priced winner of last year was Percy Green, who scored at Louisville last May at odds of 139 to 1, the pi ice paid by the pari-mutuel machines, 'which were then in us"e at all of the Kentucky tracks. The only horses to win at 100 to 1 were Alleviator and Colonel Jewell, at Santa Anita; Semper Vera and Mystifler, at Latonia. August Belmont's Field Mouse, Who won at Belmont Park last spring, was quoted at 100 to 1 by a few layers, but flie general quotation was 60. Alleviator, owned by B. J. Long, was the first winning long shot of the year when ho scored on January 7 at 100 to 1. On January 22, at Oak land, I. H. Miller's, Raleigh, passed the judges vith 50 to 1 about him. H. Oots's McNaliy Jw(?Aa at New Orleans on March 2 at 75 to 1, and E. E. q Beatty's Colonel Jewell, 100 to 1, scored at Santa ' Anita on March 10. H. Miller's Sugar Pine 'was successful on the first day at Bennings wih 50 to 1 about him, while O. L. Richards's Dress Pa rade, a CO to 1 shot, was triumphant at the same track on April 7. At Louisville on May 5 and 6, respectively, J. R. Wainwright's Nancy, 82 to 1, and H. McCar ren, Jr.'s, Wheat Bread, 56 to 1, got the money. R. F. Carman put ovdr a juicy good thing in Right Sort, 60 to 1, at Jamaica, on May 8, and five days later Percy Green, 139 to 1, caused an upset ' aCChTlrchlll Downs. -Field Mouse's success came -on May 16, and two days later J. W." Ferguson's Hammetrical, 70 to 1, finished in front, at Louis ville, where, within the following week, J. M. Goode's Elysium, 42 to 1; W. Grater's Ethelda, 98 to 1; John Marklein's W. A. Leach, 48 to 1; E A. Brennan's Petulant, 64 to 1, and J. T. Ireland's Ironbound, 53 to 1, were victorious. At Latonia from Tune 5 to 'June 30 fiieVe were,-' seven successful long shots S,Ki Hughes's White Face, 60 to 1; A. W. Perrin's Lady Ruby, 85 to 1; D T. Morris's Crawford, 41 to 1;'C. V. Muoller's -Dream, 92 to 1; Mrs. H. B. Davis's Water Lake, 62 to 1; P. T. Chinn's Uncle Walter, 42 to 1, and W. A. Smith's Semper Veia, 101 to 1. The longest priced winner at Sheepshead Bay was J. J. Moran's D'Arkle, who went over the plate at 50 to 1 on July 2, 'At Latonia on July 6, D. N. Piewitt's Irene B. scored at '75 to 1. 'Then Fleming & Clancy's Adela R., a 50 to 1 shot, was a winner at Seattle on July -16. P. T. Chinn put Joe Gaitens over at 40 to 1 at the Fort Erie track on August 4. A week later Prolific and Lady Quality won at Seattle with the respective prices of CO to 1 and 50 to 1. D. B. Jones's Flar ney was a successful 40 to 1 shot at Jamestown on September 15, and the ensuing week W. J. Young's Bonnie Bard and W. Grater's Natasha landed the coin at golds of, 72 to 1 and 65 to 1 over the Lexington track. & v P. J. Miles's Mystifler won at Latonia on No vember 9 at 100 to 1, while W. E. Walsh's Coon scored at 60 to 1 on the same track two days after. The last winning long shot of the year was Jack Bennet's Molesey, who-caught the eyes of the judges first at Santa lAnita on December 8, quoted at 40 to 1. Clyde Fitch 'has made arrangements for a Lon don production of "The Woman in the Case," un--.der-.the management of Herbert Sleath. Ask for Lemp's St. Louis Beer J - FALSTAFF and , EXTRA PALE It is sold everywhere and is the most, popular beer on the market to-day. As a beverage it is unexcelled. i It is absolutely pure. I For nourishing and building up the system y there is no better tonic. Try it and you will want more. " j C: H. R-eilley, Distributor 'Phones: Bell 688, Ind. 1485 , 2.1 6-21 8 S. State St. Salt Lake City, Utah 5 Corn, Oats Rolled Barley ,iri , f N riuster s rtour Inter-Mountain Milling Company All Thai (he Name Implies ' Eyery detail of the Peerless reveals the . , designer's ever-present thought Beauty -Pleasure-Comfort No wonder the Peerless enjoys the most exacting and distinguished patronage. AUGUST STOCKER f . '.71 South'Stale Street HAYNES AUTOCAR I, A M. Aiu. Soc. C. E. j MARK M. MURTAUGH CIVIL ENGINEER Consulting Hydraulic and Construction Engineer Altn Club, Twin Tnlls, Solt Lokc City, Utah Idaho , ABOUT COFFEE I QUALITY FOR YOUR INSPECTION Do you enjoy a good cup of coffee? Wc sell more coffee than some of Salt Lake's fancy grocers. Why? The real 1 reason may be ascertained by trying a cup at our fountain. v It's ELECTRA coffee! We sell it in pound cans at 45c. F. J.. HILL DRUG CO. " Tit Nt-vtr-Subtmutori' '