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HERALD-REPUBLICAN Be to Pictures Seen the at SALT LAKE GEORGE B ' DIES X"’ - Recently Aided and IS v I'i s the of My Milford at DevelopUtah and the Salt Lake of Brand Commercial club died early yesterdaymorning 842 Seventh East His mother Louise Bardwell Greenwood and widowtheMrs Ida Pratt Greenwood at deathbed After a busy career at his home In Milford working energetically in the interest of the development of the western section of Utah Mr Greenwood became seriously ill June The illness at Mrs his were I v ’’ ' ' " ' - s -s -xl 1 soon developed into Bright’s disease most serious During its stages Mr at Holy Greenwood was Cross hospital being attended by Improving he joined his family at 842 Seventh East where his condition again serious several ex-Basson 4iwifiinHttiiiiiunhiiiiB from Scene fAiii? 1 Ki I Prisoner of Zenda “The ' a ' ' ' $ Jg aS ' specialists Postmaster General letters to all “The Prisoner of Zenda” Anthony Hope’s masterpiece will be seen days became postmasters rglrA concerted efforts to in ago the malls of motion pictures at the Libertytheatre for three daj's commencing today George Bardwell July Greenwood was wrapped James K Hackett one of the foremost actors of the present day and a special born packed parcels improperly in 20 1874 the Postmasters Dixon Ill umbrellas® that of Leslie remindod son Greenwood and Mrs clubs and company will be seen in this production The picture was produced Louise niLt’rU0! similar articles Bardwell Greenwood He was must not be accepted for mailing under the personaldirection of Daniel rohman in the schools of his city educated and with natural bent for law began strapped securely to of the same active practice when he was length a young He came a" to S man to Salt Lake in 1896 withstand the U SENATOR LODGE IS DENMARK ACING He imp&ct from heavier packages a law office at in Beaver 190T opened but later Milford moved to MAKING RAPID RECOVERY POLITICAL CRISIS where he won wide He recognition ROCKEELLER HEADS was marriedto Miss Ida Pratt in Salt Lake Beside his wife and mother he LIST O Mass Oct TAXPAYERS Nahant Danger of dissolution is survived by three children Copenhagen Oct Leslie — The serious effects from the — operation to of the upper house of the rigsdag is Gertrude Louise and Barbara— He is also survived by a brother H E Greenwood which United States Senator Henry probable in of the thirdl New York Oct 1— p Rocke-ler of Selby Cal Cabot bilb Dodge submittedlast riday for reading in theconsequence lower house of TOor® Personal property a services will be held riday uneral Ujan any one other man In New York the removal of a gastric ulcer has grantingequal suffrage to afternoon at the Masonic temple Cltj women to the personal tax passed Dr rancis B the to Harrington nominate 1’913 crown of theof right made PublIc today tonight The time within Mr twelve the IS Rockefeller personal members NEW CONTRACT ORM propertv is upper whichtoday complicationswere feared assessed at 55000000 Other personal and withdrawing the special Dr Harrington said and house propertyassessmentsare: OR CITY the senator now is able to sit up in privileges with respect to the suffrage ASKED WORK wnunrLrnRvCJcfeller Jr” 5395000: bed The doctor approveda statement heretoforepossessed by wealthyvoters William Rockefeller$300000 given out tonight by Mrs Thomas Lodge which Mrs Russel is OOOOO U Satterlee Sage said The determined to Commission Wants Authority to Take government IJeErt $400000 Lodge’s condition continues in the Slow ir “Senator which Work Away rom make the upper house 5400000 James Speygood His pulse and tonn 0°° are conservatives now have a small Contractors erhL00’ $500?000 temperature Herman Sielcken normal The patient was able to take more This does not include democratic The political real estate public bv little more is Delay on and improvements stocks or nourishmenttoday which tension extremeand the result of an contractors bonds lack of bj' he seemed to relish” appeal to the countryis uncertain which meansthe the commission can have work done by bondsmen of the contractor in instructions frr ' 7 ' J U : s relieve and ffi LAKE - - active thftoHth0ls i ' George Bardwell Greenwood well known attorney of western Utah member of the Utah Development league Wilf employees department In handlingparcel L S H ' 5 - -I Lived in ment post mall The offices selected are those at Baltimore Boston and Richmond Va Once a standardis attained eZery in the country Postmaster will be familiar with the made ad°Pted so that when 21® a season is reachedthe enor-parcel post matter bandled scientifically and detw-to the merchandise tfiSErrthi snail be the principal feature of t?® parcel post ma?bo SALT IN X— : Has the approved methods of '' ' s s Wl8 postoffices have been selected at instructions will be givexperts the ' “ ' ' Proposed time to of the cw3--x 1913 2 v Washington Oct 1— Standardisation of methods of handling parcel post matter is being worked out by Postmaster General Burleson To this "end to ‘OCTOBER GREENWOOD e I which general irum xime by the AY ' 'T three THURSD ' I i UTAH PROMINENT ATTORNEY? Liberty ' f CITY ' of Is I LAKE arenl‘fUari12r un-ar? a II ‘ anaPIed 1 1 I Nllll aSB :1MB? x ' -John iBISr still depriving a-ccording as-Mr‘n!Si?On announced s fist expires ' ' ax : W -- : majority : a K informal EDGE-HATC URNITURE ciu $ SB I COMPANY k’: a I WILLIAM HOARE Manager 29-31 South irst East St E MINNS H Asst Manager I I ® & 9-Piece Dining I U i I I I H I for Special l ffl Cft Set i October handsome DINING Table umed in Neat a SET China I 'Xr KENNETH MARTIN IS ARRESTED ONCE Charged 6 With Says and Plenty Pandering He Has I MORE f B 1 I © 1 B w I H 1 1 ' ' v Rieger V Both "3 I 35 and West 37 Lindley & i s'- Detective of Proof g Copynght Kenneth Martin proprietor of the house at 551 AV irst South rooming was arrested earlv last on a warrant City Detective H D "Lyon evening bywith The charged pandering complaint was to by City Detective DIXONS sworn who Moroni Gillespie says he has from confessions four women Previous charges of pandering i against ALL Martin developed by the Salt Lake police department were by Judge red C Monday Loof-bourow i after a jury had been selected Golden Oak or 1 p -'HMHI engineer comprising Quartered Oak Buffet Strong Extension Dining All Heavy Box Seated Dining Chairs solid oak made Closet ’MIMHHl ' i 1 i This ITO a 'J I H I SJ?i yesterday to the city attorney by the commissionin session to change the form of contract in the future so the work may be turned over to contractor’s bondsmen when the contrator falls down on his job Under ruling of the citjr attorney the contracts as they now read do not permit the city to take work away to fromhis and turn it over contractor done by some other bondsmen to have the result that contractorwith when is dilatory about his work a contractor the only recourse the city has is to penalize him This does not get the work done and the commission wants ! some means ofof forcing the work behind Bondsmen contractorsnow in their work have assured the city that they are ready to proceed and complete the work of their clients themselvesif given a chance yfvMS fe I it resulted ya M Telephones 365 Salt Lake South 2nd City Utah 1913 Pabst Brewing Co JI § j — — — 1 P''7"T WIN STUDENT OICERS Elected at- NEARLY obtained nsssew I M Y kA w rw a I Mm - SkWS 1 when was found complaintdid not -v" I A I WEDDING BE 013 i i s bail and OCEANS CELEBRATED TO O HERE s J ’v s ' ' " Dixon & Sons Hereford class of won all prizes the cattle at the state fair yesterday taken by Will Henn except two Henn took the silver cup for the grand champion bull and the blue ribbon for bull the junior Dixon & champion Sons took first and other places in the following classes: heifer two over three years the in department the Gamboa dike cn the Panama canal is blown on October 10 Salt H Lakers will be holding a celebration in Cow of the first meetingof the waters years and honor under three junior yearling g of the Pacific and Atlantic oceans I heifer junior heifer calf senior champion Such is the plan of special committee of the Commercial club cow grand champion female is £3 aged heil four animals g'et of arranging a rather elaborate which one program of of the occasion The sire two one cow entertainmentfor animals producejunior final plans for the bull three years or over yearling meeting to make held bull was at the Commercial cow or heifer two years and club yesterday three senior yearling heifer and was attended by under the senior heifer calf governorof Utah D H Christensen H H Merrill and Cummings Joseph Will G arrell tentative program was arranged Investment company to Roy for the evening's entertainment lots to block Burton place $525 which Deuton Thomas will be held in the but win B Chamberlain to John II Smart Tabernacle not be it has been part of section32 township south range announced until The definitely decided children east 425 upon of the Salt Lake public schools will take 1 Warner to Mary W Bennion part of lot block orest Dale 400 part in the program and will sing Zions Savings Bank & Trust company to The list of anthems speakers Z'ina B t'annon part of lot block 15 for the evening have not been an Dale 400 orest Christian Lorensen to Walter Romney nounced lots 39 and 40 block Albert Place Rebecca B Carter to Mary Johnson part of lot block 40 Emigration Canyon Investment company to Spring Glen company part of section township south ranee east 10 Land Office Is Due Oracy L Libby to Joseph W Commissioner of Melleu lois 12 and 13 block 11 olsoms addition 10 Today Clifford Clive to William Clive part of lot block 15 plat A 10 of Clay Tallman commissioner the George Curley to Utah Stone company part general land off ice at of lot block 11 plat Washington D is C expected to arrive in Salt Lake to Utah company this morning from Idaho Mr Stone company part of lot Tailman 3Consolidated has been in Idaho for two block 11 plat A or three William E Brown to Beatrice B days inspecting the land office and owler part of lot block IS plat A checking up the political situation especially as it applies to — federal appointments LIBERTY OR It is expected that his Salt Lake Oct New Yorkdeported — our men who were to visit will also be marked by political have been on the steamer rance libertyor death today by leaping forty-five conferences However local leaders of feet from an the Democratic party deny upper deck in the Hudson any prearranged river 'as the vessel lay at her pier All political trace and assert meetings of the mon was lost The findingof two that the Salt Lake visit will have to in the river however led to belief that do mostlywith land office business they had perished Commissioner Tallman is en route and will west probably leave here for this afternoon This is the Nevada visit second of Commissioner Tallman to Salt Lake this year lie having the governors’conferenceheld this spring a C—M— 1 p I 111 1 1 II 1 1 m 1 Worth This HI H w all 1 1 — w ir $120 We it but sive mil 1 1 r r 'I I liTmUiiBil li'i I III $7650 our window other sets for at sold rt’WIrillM mnw in have are T for exhibited is set inspect I Terms: just less ordinary our iIMlgaaMBawMMwaMMMMMBMMl low you see and money as AND MONTHLY and ome Co-operative 4 6 S more expen- 2 1 prices 1 6 national This is the URNITURE new store with low well made 6 P goods If want you to money save on URNITURE your having 1 get figures our ESTATE TRANSERS REAL A CLAY TALLMAN COMING 1 8 6 1 1 1 VT-- ’-C ’ on' V- - r i C C 2 five-acre 3 A 1 MADE-PUBLIC The Advertiser She 7 DEATH obtained Dallas gave thousands of Clubsto their city in 1912 — Baltimore consideredthe dollars to get the National Convention of the a national ‘ 1913 convention more valuable than Associated Advertising ° political convention — rancisco have locked Toronto and San horns for the past three or four years for the 1914 1915 conventions — Mr Business Man do you know why all this interest has been shown? Simply because this organizationcomprises the most vital elements in modern commercial life and now comes an — opportunityfor the business men of Salt Lake City to hear a talk by William Woodhead the new president of this tremendously important organization and Many business have been asking why Salt Lake cannot get a greater number of such men men as Mr yv ooaneaa to visit us and talk to us about what other communities are doing We can tret u you and others like you will do your have tnem share Other good things await you for we several of them in store for von if vou want them Encourage the movement by your personal tendance at the talk to be given this evening by President Woodhead at the Commercial Club Club of Salt Lake initiates this with visit of The Advertising the Mr Woodhead year’s work the biggest in the advertisingworld today man Your personal attendanceat this 'first meetingwill insure you some valuable suggestionsfor your business'and encourage such lectures at-’ lifebelts DEMAND REDUCTION IN HOURS Winnipeg Mann Oct for — Demands shorter working day without reduction in made by trainmen employed wages have been the western system of the Canadian Pacific Railway company according to an announcement tonight The men ask that the working day be shortened one hour Representativesof the railroad and of the men are 'holding con ferences 1 a October ANOTHER GRANDE a a attorney -There collect -utes a J WHIGHT Armour a ORGERY EAST O IS CHARGED Sawtelle was arrestedat Second South J ami irst West at 7:30 o’clock last night by Detectives William C Zeese and Herbert A Leichter who say he is charged with forgery committed at Pueblo Colo The amount by the forgery Is not given in the from Pueblo received yesterday Colorado authoritieswere telegraphedlast night of the arrest and it is expected officerswill sent to Salt Lake for Sawtelle A BENCH WILL MEET 7 a Investment calendar RESIDENTS I commissioner RIO CASE The Denver & Rio Grande railroadis charged with violationof the safety appliance act in the largest in some time suit filed in the United States district court by Hiram E Booth United States district are three important murucf seeks to yesterday The government c:jses on the docket The first is that violationof the federal stat $100 for the of Idellus M Dye 14 Dye was October The company is alleged to have operated convicted of in the first degree murder with defective coupling apparatus car for the killing of Joseph Rainbow in in interstate traffic an alleged attemptedholdup The next is that of A Hill convicted of the CASES END Night the murder of Marshal rank Charges of violating the weight ordinance Colclough at Midvale but recommended against the Jensen Creamery company the Nel for mercy His case is set for October & Ricks company John Holley and the son 11 also Next is the ease of Harley Packing company developed more than convicted of in the McWhinney murder ago were dismissed in open court yesterday year degree for killing C L first Erickson forenoon by City Judge N H Tanner The 15 His case is set for October dismissal was made upon motion of Assistant Morgan County Attorney Nicholas G Court opens October 13 incidentally GAIN a the treasury at the close of in Receipts for business September 30 the month from all sources werek$343-56684 and disbursementsamounted to $11 988061 of the Upon recommendation of parks the citj’ decided to 240 acres of land in the City purchase creek watershed from $15the Burton an acre One-half company at of the amount $1800 is to be paid delivery of the deed and the balance upon in January 1914 for the supreme court docketissued term cf court was yester-lay by Clerk Harry Griffith The contains forty-six cases one oi 1 or the on Ashton-WhyU'-Skilllcorn Dollars to the report of the city Accordingrank Godbe for the month September which was presented to city commission yesterday morning the city had balance of $223-68623 treasurer of a SUPREME O COURT ce-lebratior 2 some freshman DOCKET g:’’ DOWN here it will be the abandoned at High school riday so that may attend the state fair following students have been elected to office in Granite High school republic: Evan Jones president Coral Mackay vice president Bern Bromly secretary Alfred Johnson treasurer attorney Harry Blazard Halton judge general: Charles Howard McDonald of chief marshal the school paper Representatives elected as follows: were Washburn Bromly editor: Thula Garff assistant editor business manager Harry Halton Inez Whitbeck republic reporter: Lyrline of jokes Donnigan editor Class Mary representatives — junior Lambert senior Hattie Katherine Bagley Ure Ure sophomore Lincoln The C was When w I I $1000 I z l Sj furnished released ' i Work Granite students facts stated in the constitute pandering it Martin I f 1W-J I PRIZES HEREORD dismissed a ARE CITY WILL PURCHASE granite 140 ACRES IN CANYON received of east bench will meet Residents the home of R D Seymour 1145 Sixth South on Thursday to consider organizing an improvement league People in this section believe that by forming an organizationof na'ture at E they necessary some All interested invited to attend this will able be gain to improvements the movement in telegram b STALE BREAD HAL PRICE Enter from Third South street Royal Baking company — Ad vertisement 3 are to 5 p m attended POSTAL BUSINESS GOOD ® li 1 ®w! Iw fireS ' ' Stampforsales the show when of the Salt month of Lake ® ® ' J&i '41 £ postoffice S 1 -September of 2198 an increase per cent with figures of the compared period of last year The of A L monthly report has Postmaster just been completed Thomas which show sales stamped paper daily amounting to $3840670 or a average A year ago the total September sales to This amounted $3148119 year's sales are divided as follows: cards $1030 and Stamps $3083005 §654665 LJ OJk corresponding J’’'-' y- £ W I ' of-$153628 envelopes WOULD Ifc A 11O1 iir Iiihi it 'wiii AmillMnTi jhti rfr iwii m V-k BE' ' 1 1 11' r --Vio AUDITOR i 1 Commercial Evening October Club J Main Second Dining Eight Room o’clock This Sharp city H stock broker' has Deming his candidacyfor the office of auditor at the forthcomingelection His petition has been placed i 1 r announced in circulation and bears the signature of 140 Salt Lake business men Mr ing was formerlya resident of Dena Park City and was at one time of six' mayor that city lie also served years treasurer of aa Summit county Miss March scholarship Page Riverton Utah given away each day of the is ell of IIENAGEIVSz Plioiie Wasatch 113S was fair the at BUSINESS ? winner last our booth night Inquire COLEEG “Henagcr in tlie drawing A S' for particulars 1 I & E-' 1 I College 3 i Building t i t I I 1 !U J- ll— |
