| Show SALT HERALD-REPUBLICAN THE ”7 LATHS LAKE CITY UTAH OCTOBER SATURDAY 1913 4 BKSBHSHHEffiK James K Hackett Play amous t in - Theatre Today 7 - ’ The CO Store c ' Wi) Dresses Lady Ahead a ' -b The Western the V j Way Outfit I I I 4-1 Is enviable figure the w '- OUTIT tv- " "a -' ' " j — '? 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Scene from heard i i I I clothes were 1 I $ Equals Wear to System You to 2 from 7 11 to m p In WANT QUORUM O DELAYS ANNA ON ACTION AUMULLER VICTIM SCHMIDT’S fact WASHINGTON COURT Oct 3— A save the positions mainlng judges of the fight the four of JURY’S IS elsewhere NEW re- W 3— Hans Schmidt murdered Anna YORK Oct the priest who to Au-muller I United States frenzied became today the at as coroner’s inquest into the death of his commerce court who would be legislated out of office Uy the urgent devictim rose from his seat ripped from ficiency appropriation bill as it passed his neck the rosary he had worn ever continuthe House held the Senate in since his ous session shortly after incarcerationtore it into which began today until near mid-night noon and ran bits and hurled them at the many tonight I reporters sitting half a dozen newspaper of the commerce Twice the friends The jury found him steps away succeeded in carrying court judges for the girl’s death amendments that would keep them in office as additional circuit judges but of Schmidt’s outburst temper final action was the presence prevented by parliain of a jury of $ mentary maneuvers engineeredby Senmillionaires Impaneled to conduct the ator Hoke Smith by inquest The verdict quickly were adopted was Drastic measures Senate leaders found It follows: the to secure quorum the jury believe that Anna the sergeant at arms being instructed to her death to arrest absent members wherever-they came on September 1913 at No 68 might be found Broadhurstavenue the handsof Hans In the confusion at Schmidt” many important by to the bill Schmidt was Immediately remanded amendments were of-added the Senate to the Tombs withoutbail to await the affirmativevotes of action of the grand jury provisionsfor the paymentthe Ipims of injured along Americans border the authorization of a Mexican MOO 000 appropriation for Red in Washing-ton to be a tnemo-' to and rial to southernwomen of northern civil and of other tinwar number by items that had not been to I here is invite you — we to just 1 as ' i m 1 make to comparison We Bib cash" “for account an here “on credit9 purchase your careful personal opening your attractive wrm' INDING welcome that a COMMERCE we demonstrate Your Account Want to Trade Here Solicit ''A' You’ll i V' l ’r4 a Credit I Costs Nothing You Simply It’s Courtesy a j responsible j ' I occurred LOOK j LOOK I ' OR " “We 'MMMMg " 1 STATE 'STREET I a Au-muller W 2 - Theseincluded i i Crossbuilding I a I Peerys agreed committee appropriations the Go Will a Bring d CALLS 8Y WIRELESS assistance and t Wi I C n iv MANTIS — 1913 aged city native Gus Mantis at 42 years Remains Notice undertakingparlors a I J them Mrs the Ladies likely that of the as will body will attend the funeral of the G A R The also the members arrangements for the funeral will be announced later a NEW of O’Donnell of funeral s p invited to attend and can call at the fam10 residence on (lay of funeral from 11:45 m Intermentin City ceme a to tery — li II HORACE II PEERY Herald-Republican Tlie II Illi I jish Oct OGDEN — Harold brothers Harmon Peery 3 J and of Horace E Peery who in a delirium committed suicide by shooting himself the heart at through the Peery home in Porterville Cal yesterday afternoon accompanied by Airs R Taylor mother of left this morning Mrs Horace Peery for on the Overland Limited California They will meet Airs at Peery and her four children will Oakland and body them of the with the young city where burial will man to this probably take place Alondayor box f a Armour’sBouillon — ’ blended and Drop ' a with fresh the correct cube to a cup of garden vegeta-bles seasoning hot water That'sall boxes of 12 50 and 100 at everywhere Grocers and Drugffists In 7 Samplesfree on roqxoet ACPtfOURCOMPANV J NEVER ARE Druehl PARK UNDERSOLD ranken & Smith Drug Successors CITY The first regular Park City ofOct the —city council was meeting held Thursday evening October The treasurer’s report showed receipts for $451696 deficit the month September paid in September $503410 warrants $241604 leaving deficit October of $293316 The justice of the peace ines I reported 43 cases in September collected in cash $207 I imposed $325 $118 The city sexton committed five deaths in the month of Sep I 3 The Busy Corner— Open 2 1 all The Night Also Rexall the Old Stand reported tember The LOGAN IN BRIE Oct Elizabeth B Logan — Airs the Hyde of this place celebrated birth anniversary of her the yesterday at home ofOverhertwodaughter Airs Jane E Alolen hundred relatives and friends visited her licenses have been issued Marriage to Oliver L Peterson PetersboroAliss Haws Trenton: Albert Johnson Neveva Salt Lake of and Miss Lillian Bird INE CANDIES — Nowhere in Salt Lake City will assortmentof High Grade Candiesas in our stores famous candies in America have turers of the most : Special to The Provo Italian Oct from Herald-Republican PROVO Ben Spadaford — Kyune was in court 3 SYPHERS DIES RETIRING OR you find The fact an to- Rely Who on remedy which has proved its power to great home relieve safely and speedily the minor ailments arising of defective or irregular action of the from organs find digestion themselves spared hours of suffering attacks of serious sicknesss and able to ward off the Special to The having Ogden Oct — Apparently died from a stroke of upon apoplexy retiring last night the body of Airs Sarah E of Albion L Syphers widow this morning by was found Syphers Airs Syphers her daughter-in-law Grant lying face downward on the bedroom floor A lamp was found burning upon the table and the covering of the bed had been turned aside Airs Syphersfell while apparentlytrying to reach the bed called Airs to see Grant Syphershad her mother-in-law about o’clock and surprised to see the blinds was down She went to the side window and saw the through the openingatwas the side of and blind that the lamp burning the form of body she discerned a on the floor She called to the neighbors Herald-Repnblkanj 9 BEECHAM’S PILLS who take them They help the never disappoint those digestion stimulate the liver clear the kidneys and regulate the bowels By purifying the blood they increase cheerfulness and create confidence As actions depend those who know Beecham’s on health and strength ’ PillsA-- Enjoy Sold everywhere In Beecham’s Pills have the largestaale Life boxes 10c 25c ot any medicinein the World as great and that all of as the I splendid an manufac- g appointedus their agents proves for business in the city We are agents conclusively that we have the largest candy Garden Chocolates Cranes following candies: Liggetts Park & Tilfords Mary at the n Maillards Morses while time a complete Guths Orange Blossom same we cany Salt Lake Candies stock of the popular $ u ' — li— " ""y for Lower Prices Horlick’s Malted Milk 50c m $100 Horlick’s Malted $375 Horlick’s Malted 20c Eagle Condensed 10c Sego 2oc 35c Milk Milk Milk Milk 67c 2 14c Tooth Brushes 19c 50c 15c 33c Swans Down 50c Java 50c -15c Canthrox Rice Powder Pojvder ace ace Powder La Blache ace Scmpre Giovine Pear’s Unscented 11c Eskay’s 50c Eskay’s 75c Eskay’s High Liquors 27c ood 17c ood 34c ood 53c 50c 22c lb lie Old $100 $150 $175 Crow Bonded Crow Bonded Crow Bonded Crow Bonded Our Bottling 40e 70c Old Old Old 1f 1 lb Peroxide of Hydrogen Peroxide of Hydrogen Peroxide of Hydrogen 6c 11c 6 Street Car I $145 $110 ood Eekay ’s $200 Quarts (8 years old) 25c Stedman’s Teething Pow 14c $150 Guggenheimer Rye ders (Bonded) 50c Caldwell’sSyrup of Pepsin 27c Gordon Gin 59c $100 S S S Port Wine 5s gals Port Wine $175 S S S $123 75c VirginiaDare Wine 35c 24c Jaynes? Vermifuge 50c Brandy 12c 25c Carter’s Pills 34c 29c Sop Monday and $2-50 -15c Sanitol Tooth Powder 25c cakes) -67c Sanitol Kolynos Tooth Paste 50c (9 25c -14c for 15c 25c 25c 10c Physicians’and Surgeons’ for 25c 4 Scan 40c Jergen’s Soap Assortment $270 25c E1 ' " Saturday ' t Ayer’s Hair Vigor Tooth Paste $100 Those NIGHT Main S the H ope-hunderdth 1 return 271 Stores a 1 SMALLPOX NEWS constructing MONROE 3 STATE this road by the people of Alonroe in order to reach the timber on the Alonroe mountain About $5000 was spent by the citizens of ‘Alonroe and the forest service in $6645 by the road to the top of the The Alonroe Saw Mill company mountain is Nielson Hollow moving its ismill tolarge body of where there a timber available by the made completion of the canyon road started on As-eneth WE I -with 3 pantry shelf and on your delicious bouillon at you can have hour of the day any or night bouillon full of the rich flavor of beef Lucile I the Cubes Building ' MRS -Store - testimony Tuesday Keep -H at 3 Speeinl to - 3 of is J III J to answer suitcases committee on streets alleys and bridges reported that it had purchased the building referred to it on Alain street and soon as Hebertitle as avenue the abstract of be returned for I CASES Oct ive new cases of the sum of $300 Ogden — reported to the health reported as to Silver I The that committee smallpox were today ‘creek the people placing material bringing cue loiai department days Th nlaced in the creek are responsible consequently to ten in two These up Carl Isakson they should pay for the bridge in quarantinetoday are Alabel Cowles 849 2056 Liberty across Silver creek causedby the overflow I avenue: Sessions 336 The committee also recommended Twentiethstreet Norma Twenty-third-street Evelyn Hoag 849 the city file bond acquire possession Steel property Twentiethstreet and Alarvel Thomas of theandroad by the for Hyram right of way 2128 Stewart avenue condemn October Greece 3 1 children VnldLrl L- J their of immediatelysent to Syphers was member G A R and it 3 82 AV irst SMITH —t1913 North street Sarah of Smith wife OctoberH of Mr Joseph Smith and daughter and Mrs UtahArchibald McKinnon 10of Randolph 1884 born November uneral services in Randolph Utah from the Seventeenth at 12:30 m Sunday ward riends are chapel jy 2 Sy-phers later Hv a a this Octoberthe 73 years at George Demos aged family residence 462 E ourth South the parlors of Eber w at Remainsuneral notice later Hall this was - time was DIEDcity In hand xx II life Tn one In Syphers I ' W1 A being DEMOS— a body was summoned Dr Claud YVardleighThe physician and the police notified due to that death was explanation by and the fact that apoplexy attacks previous had suffered County Attorney David Jensen that no inquest was necessary to the neighborsAirs According of such had often complained she attacks and had remarked that time he found dead in bed some would to hurry io tne TnA It was ner km’rr Tn felt combed when sheprute attack an Ing on old and was 63 years Mrs bornSyphers She came to In Ale was Holton Ale family in with her husband and Ogden short 1890 and after remaininghere returned to They time they Maine time back a short afterward came and have since resided in Ogden however Her husband was ain member or in the G A Rand died Ogden survived by the 1894 Mrs Svphersis following children: Grant Orlo and Bert Syphersof Ogden and Albion Castle Ind and of Grant New Ida at the Orlo were in St Anthony mother’s death and word to two operator convinced I I Wireless 3— Corvallis have that the picked up messages reporting the Pacific Coast steamer Spokane of has been wrecked Steamship company off Cape Lazo B C The steamers Dolphin and Minnesota are rushing to the Spokane'sassistance in answer to ”S O S“ calls and crew of the Spokane The took passengers to the lifeboats and are The picked up by the La Touche It Alki is also standing by steamship is believed there has been no loss of at BmBBH9RBK3BHS the chargeof stealing of A and Miss Mendon Tarbet and Aliss Libbie G Hall Wellsville ife of Idaho alls Aliss from the telegraph Alma Biggs Orson Sorenson Paris Georgetown Ida and Aliss Stella Williams of Alountain Davis Samuel C the that place rom Utah B Teton Christensonand Aliss Laura Alunk of Home James Stewart the Italian loaned the operator City Miss Lucy A Benson of Newton Benson and Aliss Nish of not collect from him John Ravsten Bertha money and could Shelly Aliss H the operator went WIda GoffLeslie On August away AlClarkston Lower Lowe Elva Logan The Alonroe and after getting partly drunk the man R Ables Alonroe Oct SmithfieldAliss Normaand canyon broke into his cabin He found about Aliss Eleanor August Erickson wagon road was —completed this weeK clothing Mattson Logan Thomas L Wyatt and opened for travel Work was first $25 worth of which he carried in the suitcase and buried it away in the bed of the creek A flood came up and the Italian went at night with a lantern to get his booty While in the digging- it up he was act of caught He pleaded guilty and sent to Provo the and fined $50 to theft was which he paid and went back to work with forgery Harry Robinson charged went before Judge E L Jones today and pleaded guilty to the charge the He was fined $90 for offense to Co day hand-kcrcliiof ph-ers I Oct and the front - T I G Ore stations here they forced s Ji PORTLAND JBB 3 i and without had suddenly Deathstruggle come from the position of the If J AID BBQB A OR 1 jBocy for WRECKED V W The — SPOKANE STEAMER MgMB STATE SO I Coast ! a! 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