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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-27

Dead Mans Child" in three reels
viii be shown at the Pastime SattGA
day afternoon for the benefit OF N
ladies and children who acunot ga
out at night Admission, &c and 10c.
Three regular reels at night
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-27

ASK for MINNIE LAURANCE a
tba DRuG STORE. Insist upon get
ting MINNIE LAURANCb.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-27

Finley. phone 30, hos few more
Of those fine horses and mules for
sale at bargain Prices.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-27
A Day $ Doing
Briefly Told

The Weather.-Forecas for today
in Georgia: Occasional showers; light
variable winds.
4 rrse Automobile Sounds
coed, doesn't it? Watch out Tor fur
Their announcements from the MARI
thon. Pm ne eight eight eight.
Saturday Night at the Grand that
great feature picture entitled The
Dead Mans CnlId in three Ieels in
connection with the Wright company.
Robt. G. Fowie sinenta flight
the greatest aviation picture ever
made, at the Grand tomorrow night,
also the Wright company in An entire
change.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-27

We cut your hair like your mother
used to-with scissors. ogethorpe
Barber shop. SIS EME&&
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-27
I H E G r a N o =

Great aviation feature picture at
the Grand tomorrow night: "Robt. ..
Fowler's Continental Flight
saturday--"Eead Mans chi.e'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22
ASK FOR LOANS To
FURTHER PROJECTS

Representatives OF two irrigation dis
trcis appeared before q Joint session of
the state land board and board Of exam
liners yesterday and made application for
loans.
Pending an investigation of the districts
by The boards the applications were taken
under advsemeDt. n conditions are
found satisfactory il is probable that the
land board VIII recommend the requested
loan.
The Green river irrigation district in
southern Utan, which has issued bonds
I'm tile sum of s201 600 for the purpose OF
reclaiming several thousand acres OF land
along the Denver & Rio Grande railroad.
and the New Hope district, in Uintah
county. are the applicants. The Green
river company wants 10 sell its entire
bond Issue 10 tie sia;e. but under the
ries of the board not more than 500 900
worth or bonds mGy be purchased from
any one district.
The New Hope district asks tie state
tc purchase It's entire bond Issue OF
$4,000
After ;he representatives OF the two
corporations had explained their plans
they We're told that the board would take
the matter under adviscmcnt and render
Il decision At . later meeting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22
$ UNIVERSAL PEACE
IS MAYORS THEME
Little Use for Diplomats to
Spin Theories While Nations
Increase Arnla1nents.

Mayor Samuel Park addressed the stu
dents OF the university yesterday at the
best attended chapel meeting OF the
year. Today school will no closed TO
celebrate Wasiington's birthday. The
subject OF the mayors address WAS
Universal Peace" Mr.. Park holds II
impossible TO figure out any definite plan
to insure universal peace and then to
go ahead and put 1t into operation. He
thinks that the efforts OF modern nations
as put forth at the present time in the
form OF international peace conferences
the end be OF little use. He bases this
assertion on the ground that even while
the diplomats OF the different nations arc
working some plan for lasting peace,
their countries are at the very time In
creasins their armamcnts and preparing
for war. According to Mr., Park, the
only means that will he effective In the
securing OF lasting world peace WILL be
through generous and widespread public
education. BY this means people will
gradually become moro Just moro unset
fish and wiser. and Will ultimately give
up the idea OF war and automatically
settle down to universal harmony.
Mayor Park was introduced by Presi
dent Kingsbury. In his speech the presi-
dent gave a brief outline OF tho purpose
of celebrating Washingto toms birthday and
the reasons for connecting universal
peace with the name OF Washington. The
choir supplied the best chapel music OF
the year for the occasion. The music
was patriotic and gained the hearty ap-
plause Of the audience.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22

consisted in tampering with the air
brakes OF a train.
POSTMASTER a. l.. THOMAS has In
bis possession a railroad ticket good for
this city TO Stockton. The ticket was
found ]ocse in the mall yesterday. The
ticket ls good for passage until Feb
Tuary %.
JOE eoeAN. former trusty at the
jail who escaped from the chain gang
in Cit' Creek CANYON Tuesday, was ar
rested again on West First South street
last night by Sergeant Thomas Simp-
son, Began IS serving ninety DAYS for
yagrancy.
THE PoSToFFIcE will observe hoIi-
day hours TODAY One delivery through
OUT the city will be made this morning.
The general delivery. stamp. registry and
money order windows viii be open from
1890 o'clock this morning until noon.
PROF. J, j. MCCLELLAN yesterday
gave o special organ recital at the taber-
nacle in honor Of 5, III. Il. Freund OF
the legal department OF the Rock Island
lines, Mrs Frcund and Miss G. E. Treund.
who arc visiting In the city,
TIE UTAH society, Sons OF the Ameri-
can Revolution VIII hold it's annual meet
Dooly building. beginning at noon TO-DAY.
Officers viii be elected and other business
transacted.
JUDGE c. w. MORSE rendered iudg-
ment YESTERDAY for sl4lo back alin1ony.
'H III VI VI Vt. tIiNli1 hHElflSl Mar
tin Grimm, Jr.. from whom she secured
n final decree Of divorce last September
5LANCH v. ktSTNER IS suino Ed =
ward j.. KiStncr for divorce on tho
grounds OF cruelty and non support In
the Third district court. She asks for
the custody Of an cIght-year- old son
FOR THE accommodation OF students
and others who are usually engaged on
days other than holidays. the Deseret
museum will be open today from $3.50 a.
m. TO 1870 p. IN.
EXERCISES IN HONOR OF James Rus
sell Lowell will be held In the corridor OF
the Lowell school Friday afternoon. All
OF the different grades will take part
J. C. HlSE, United States immigration
inspector. left Yesterday for a visit 20
Bingham and Price on official business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22
ERROR OF LONG AGO
MAY PROVE COSTLY
City Appears. to Have Lost
Title to Valuable Piece
of Property.
BIG BLUNDER IS MADE
Corporation Counsel Does Not
Believe That Municipality
Can Recover.
BIG BLUNDER IS MADE

Someone's $ error two score years ago
has cost the municipality OF Salt Lake
City real estate valued at $50, 600, This
fact was aired yesterday at meeting Of
the city commission when report from
the corporation counsel was read and re-
ferred to the commissioned OF parks and
public property. The land MAS sold by
the county Tor unpaid taxes, although
city property is exempt from county tax
alton.
The land in question Is about ninety
acres on the bench between the mouths
OF Emigration and Parleys canyons II
brought ss;l a. sheriff,s sale. AZ pres
ket as desirable building lots.
In the year 1870 the city acquired this
tract by purchase from Isaac Woods. At
the time OF the sale Woods had not yet
acquired his government patent, but Sc
cured it the following year. The prop
crt5' was assessed tho following years in
the name OF It's former owner and on non
payment of taxes was finally sold These
sales occurred In iSS1-3-d. II, {. Moon
and the Salt Lake Investment company
became the owners Of the property
In 1905 suit was brought by the Salt
Lake Investment company against other
property owners TO quiet title to different
parcels of land. including the above de-
scribed property. The city, through its
city attorney, entered 8. disclaimer OF any
and all interest in and 70 said premises
except such as are vouchsafcd TO II by q
decree agreed upon.
Asked by Commissioner Keyser for an
opinion whether the city could recover
this land. Corporation Counsel Narian al :
ViSed that the decree is valid and CON
elusive against the city and cannot he
attacked or reopened." Mr. Keyser. how
ever. proposes 10 pursue the matter fur
ther and take whatever steps are posi-
BILE to try and recover the property for
the city, The commission referred the
matter 70 his department for consid :
Grafton and lie declares that he will not
relinq,lish the contest for the land with
ont hard struggle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22
EDUCATORS LEAVE
ON IMPORTANT TRIP
Prof. w. M. Stewart of Uni
versity and Supt, A. G. Mel
son Represent Utah.

Professor W. NJ. Stewart OF the Uni
Nelson OF the state public school sys.em
left Salt Lake yesterday for st. Louis.
where they will attend the convention
of the Department OF Superlnteudcnts of
the National Educational association.
While in st. Louis they will also attend
a number OF other meetings which are
being held under the auspices of the
National Educational association. includ-
ing tho National Council OF Education,
the Department OF Normal Schools the
National Society o; College Teachers OF
Education, the National Society for the
Study of Education. the National Com
mittee on Agricultural Education, and the
Educational Press Association of Amer
lea Superintendent d. II. Christensen
perintendent J. NJ. Mills OF the Ogden
public schools; Superintendent ], p. Greer
OF the Utah county schools. Superinten :
dent Orson Ryan of the Jordan district
OF the Box Elder county schools, and
Superintendent Horace Cummings OF the
Church schools will attend some of the
meetings.
The Utah normal school has received
an honor in the form of an invitation
banquet which will be given by the mem
bers of the convention In honor of United
States Commissioner Claxton. Accord :
ingly the students Of the training school
packed in dainty little baskets and sent
away with Professor Stewart The chips
were made from Utah potatoes and the
bask cts. which will serve at the banquet
as individual dishes, were designed and
made by the students of the training
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22
ANNIVERSARY IS HELD
BY UNIVERSITY CLUB
Twenty-first Annual Dinner Is
L.argely-Attended and
Pleasant Event.

Rendering 4 programme arranged by
Dean l.. Brayton Harold o. Lamb ana
DR.. W. -. Douohcr, the University CLUB
last night observed its custom OF cele-
brating the eve of Washlnaton's BIRTH
day anniversary with II dinner. II was
the twcniy-hrst annual banquet Of the
quarters on East South Temple street
there were responses 10 calls from the
toastrnasier, DR. II. y. Mayo. "Thc Uni
versity Club" was dealt with by Prof.
Byron Cummings OF tile University Of
Utah. who gracefully substituted for Dr..
Donoher, who was unable to be present
Wesley l., King spoke To Ginger TAX
ing splendid care of n subject so hot,
Putting r. Over was assigned TO Rus
sell SchUlder and the speaker succeeded
I'm doing what his theme suggested. A.
J.. Hoppaugh and l.. M. Bailey were cN
ranged programme. and they proved to be
valuable entertainers. There was music
by the Jroubadours. and many songs 10y
the diners Among these were the stein
Song" one on "Tho Pope" the popular
"AIeXandcr's Kagtime Band" a patriotic
bit called MY Dream of the L. ;, A"
the worshipiuliy spoony 'Oh, You Beau-
tful Dolls" the old time favorlte, 'WurZ-
burger" and q sentimental song entitled
II Want Girl'' Gust like the girl that
married dear old dad).
There were between scyeuty-fiyc and
eighty guests a. the banquet. all being
members OF the club. The pleasure be-
gan q 80 at nigh; and il was unahatcd
as the birthday anniversary OF the father
OF his country MAS entering upon etcr
nity's calendar. --
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22
BARLOW TO PRESENT
CLAIM FOR SALARY
Former Police Chief Says He
Has Not Been Removed
From Office.

Former Police Chief Samuel NJ Barlow
has advanced the claim that he has never
been OFFICIALLY removed from the office
he held for the past TWO years, ana II.
4. shannon. former lieutenant, would 40
vance a Ike claim. only Tor the lac, Una,
the commission on February IL abopshed
the office OF lieutenant Of police. ioi-
rerly hold by him. Shannon Will ask.
however. for salary from the time oil h's
removal until that date 49,
Barlow's claim is based on the state =
ment that the records OF the city com :
mission show no action In the matter OF
removing him from office, On Jahnar
9 Mayor Commissioner Samuel {. farH
scnted him with II letter signed by n.
Warren Smith as deputy recorder "hlch
read as follows:
ING ~ tho board Of commissioners Of
Salt Lake City. r. f. Grant was appoint.
ed to be YOUR acucccssor in OFFICE, ana
that Mr. Grant has flied his official pond
and subscribed 10 the customary oath ot
office"
Barlow contends that The records show
no action by tho commission as stated IN
the above communication.
The former chief called on mayor tsfS
sev eral days ago and notified him OF his
claim He suggested that the cotninls-
sion adopt some action at once dlsnllES'ns
him from service but the mayor dcmurfeu
BARLOW then stated his intention OF APP
plying 10 the. city auditor for hls salary
Toy the month Of January as 8 prellm
mary to a friendly suit to determine his
status The mayor finally agreed TO re.
fer the matter 10 the legal department
and the former chief will await the re-
sui, OF this action before further prose
cutting his claim.
:'I was never legally removed from OF.
flee and am entitled TO the salary said
Barlow. ''Gf can not secure my rights
In any other manner / will file suit
against tho city for the amount. but
am disposed to be entirely fair IN the
matte "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22
CITY AND VICINITY

GUS PoULaS, a Greek, is held at the
city Jail ON g charge of third degree bur-
SlaTy. lie WAS arrested by Officers Jeukes
and Roe yesterday morning at his room.
~ West South Temple street. Poulss is
alleged to have rented "A room at that
address and then to have undertaken
To burglarizo other rooms on the same
floor. Bedding stolen from room 'ad-
joining his was found In his possess
sion.
A TUB FULL of bottled beer was con-
tscate3 M%a 1ohE bE the police yestterday at the
the cafe, was taken into custody on
charge OF selling liquor without a H.
cense- Sing was released under 5000 cash
ball Tuesday night r. Sing, brother
Of the proprietor, was arrested on the
same charge.
EMMA T. MILLS, aged 81 years, ma
tive Of Denmark. died at the Judge
Mercy hospital yesterday morning, She
Is survived by her husband. Samuel He
her Mills, and a son and a. daughter. all
living in Salt Lake, Mrs Mills came to
Utah twenty years ago from Denmark
and had lived in Salt Lake ever since.
made.
AT THE DEsERET gymnasium tho
manaEemenL Is making some alterations
in the SIX fine bowling alleys III the build
for the public, They have been thrown
open TO any and all who desire to visit
the place, The Improvements that arc
being made are in the interest of further
convenience to visitors.
WEARING THE trousers ne is alleged
to have stolen, Charles Fisher, a gardener,
was arrested by Patrolman William Wa
terfail Yesterday morning and lodged In
the city jail on charge OF petit lar
ceny. According TO the police. Fisher
stole the trousers from the room ocou-
pied by Ernst Roner at the American
house on Commercial street.
are expected to return TO Fort Douslns
on Saturday next, For several months
past Mr.. and Mrs. Jones have been at Hot
Springs. Ark. and Immediately upon
anticipated tnnt the colonel will again
enter upon active duty
KATE MCPHERSON began an action In
the Third district court Yesterday 10 OBJ
10 whom she was married May l6, 1908.
In this city. Mrs. MCPHERSON alleges
| failure To provide. She asks for $40 a
month almony and the custody or two
children
THE BODY OF Henry Hendrick=on, who
committed suicide BY cutting his throat
with a razor lust after ne had finished
shaving last SATURDAY might; was buried
following funeral services at the Evans
undertaking chapel
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs. Jennie
Blanchard, who died In California Last
NtsLk- were IlSlu IIOlb tile
taking chapel yesterday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock. The Rev Mr.. Moore OF the Lib
| erty Park Methodist church conducted the
| services. Burial was in Mount Olivct
GOV. WILLIAM SPRY, accompanied
by several members OF his stan. will 20
| TO Mount Pleasant today to join with
| the officers and men Of the Mount Pleas
| ant militia company in the observance OF
| Washingtons birthday.
JUDGE r. c. LooF eoURoW yester-
| day sentenced Clyde I. Mccain 10 one
year, In the state prison. NoCaiu was
! convicted OF malicious mischief, which
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22
MONDAY WILL Be-
BRYA|A's BUSY
Famous Nebraskan Scbad
to Make Three Speed
During Utah Visit,
TO TALK TO sTUDE
Will Address Public .at
lonial Theater in Even,
No Other Speakers.
TO TALK TO s1UDE

Arrangements ror the big pr,.,.
ing at the Colonial theatcr 49,
day night. and FOR The entcr, ss,
the gifted orator OF the Dcmoo,,.
been about completed. r
Mr.. Bryan is expected 10 ,rr,,.
Lake at SIS Monday morn,ne 4.
that connection at Ogden with ~
train from the east may h. =.
time. In such case Mr.. gr;an !.
Immediately conveyed 10 the rest,'
Hon. Frank II. Stephens. wber.
breakfast AZ $50 he will aaa..,
dents at tho University of tjlabT {,
ment for this feature having ~
by Mr.. Stephens. who is me-.
the board OF regents At o:3o NJ
Is To leave for Ogden. where In H.
noon he will be entertained by NY NV
Democrats and deliver a seconl'S
Then n return trip to Salt Iata
Is scheduled. The time bctwee,, 4.
here and night meeting tlIno ta 4
in rest. rcfrcshmcnt and uujct an,
mcnt at the hands III admIrine
cratg.
In the event that connections q,
in the morning prevent the cnslc
this city. the university speech
omitted and Mr.. BRYAN will he th.
of Junction City Democrats for ih'
luN y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22
WOCHARGEDW WITH
ILLEGAL PRAC

In line with its declaration
would drive illegal medical prac'
from the field, the state board ?
cal examiners yesterday opened
paign by bringing about the .
Mrs. A. IL. Ewing and r ID.
charges of practicing without Z "
The defendants were srralgneo
lice court soon after their ar1o<
1omau's cass WAS get FOR MAG
Park will be given a hearing Ftn!
Dr. O. f Harding Of the meoIs.
Is the complaining witness ID -
Tho complaints charge that w
ants diagnosed and prescrioeo ~
tient for pecuniary consldersnS{.
out holding a license from
board. Florence Carr. said 20 q
Ing from spinal nllmsnt, va
tient in each case. II Is Slleged
L. NJ, Park appears IN tns
as an electro therapeutis5 VIA y
the Brooks Arcade. He lives ~
Eleventh South street. -
Or. Harding declares thar 49,
to twenty additional complains
rants will be issued against Ioc<
as soon ae the state board eone
yestIga tions T. now has unoot ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22
Committee to Welcome.

csterday afternoon the recent,
mlllcc was announced. the persor
ing as follows: +. s. Richards. n
stephens. William L. Wallace "A
MoyIc. Frank Is. Ncbekcr. Geor
Snow. Frsnl: j, Gustin. William Is
Joseph w. Striugfellow. q. II. fl
4. Swan. Hay NanCott. John n
Athol EaTlinS, William Ray, Joh
samuel Ncwhouse, Simon Baf
Charles Ii. Dey. john IIolley, Iii
Lindsay. &. j. Stewart. stephen /
ards, W. j. fuddenham. Lewis
Henry &. l.und. j, Il, Lcchter,, (,
lIowclls, Albert j. Scare, r. S. PEI
&. -. Rrinton, Frank MoyIe, VI. 4
ny. ", g. Whitney. William n
James W. Silver Oscar ". Aioyl,
Ovcriicld. Lyman X. Martlnesu,
w. Young. Samuel Russell. MAJ
Thomas, N. Y. Schodeld. Il. r.
William :. Romncy, W, II. Kornt,
NJ, sullivan, John H. Rnrrows.
Ilurd. Joseph T.. Caine. William.
water and Ben johnson. There VI
ably be some additions 10 the 60
90 be announced later. n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22
DRUSILLA GABY AND
WALLACE WARD WIN

Ia the oratorical contest given AT the
high school yesterday afternoon. under
the auspices Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution aud tho Sons OF the
American Revolution. Drusllla Gaby and
Wallace Ward won tho medals. The con
test nss announced. by The Judges 20 be
the best ever held at the school Tulla
Mollerup was given favorable mention
Drusllia Gaby spoke on The Patriotism
OF Good citizenship. while Wallace
OF the American Labor Unions. Tuila
HolierYp spoke OH The Patriot.
The musical part OF the programme
consisted OF two selections by the high
school orchestra and two songs by the
High School Glec club. This was the
drst appearance OF the high school or
chcstra and everybody expressed delight
with the progress made by the members
The Glec club sang III ] Had Thou
sand Lives 10 Live | Would Live Fac
One for You aud ION Mobile Bay The
prosTz mme Was concluded by the audi
cnce singing America"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22
NEWHOUSE HOTEL
VIRTUAL CERTAINTY

After a. two days conference with Sam
uel Newho,ise and others interested in
the completion Of the Newhouse hotel,
". G. L~ackey, representing the Missis-
sippi Valley Loan and Trust company
Daniel Breck of the Seldom Breck Con-
structlon company, both of ST. Louis. and
moter Of New York City. have left for
the east
All three visitors expressed themselves
and conditions here Their words leTt
little doubt as to the successful culmlna-
ton OF negotiations looking toward the
completion OF the hotel structure. Mr..
Newnouse said yesterday that he eX-
pected to hear from Mr.. Lackey and his
associates in regard to the matter in a
weeks time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22
viii Talk on Fires

For the purpose OF La sIOsito city onle'
others in the question o. I,nIssting 4
ness men of the city cltyyrSay wri evspi1I
Credit tS Men. The a5 pri5nIsap,aI,1ou
lows; Ine o'H F. Fl. FarnswoSN!sev Kew Yorx
Charles F.. Meeks of Of NeS NresSprlfstIos, "a
addresses m promise TO 0s
interesting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-22
Delegation Is Too Late.

4 DELAYED train prevented the intro
ductiou yesterday before the CITY COM
mission OF an application for franchise
in the CITY for the proposed internrban
road from Salt Lake City TO Nophi. a
deleEat ton from the towns south OF Salt
Lake City was to appear before the COM
mission at its regular meeting ycster-
day. but failed 10 arrive until after the
commission had adjourned.
The delegation WAS composed Of 4. j..
Evans of Lehi. George &. Nnitmore Of
Nephi. ID. r. Bcebe aud J. r. keeler Of
Provo. and y. :. AicBeth Of Pavson.
They we're accornpanied by I. a Vail
~ the Bannbcrgcr lire. After hrier con :
ference With members or the commission.
tira committee agreed n appesr at Fri
DAYS session and present arguments in
support or the franchise grant.
The draft OF the proposed ordinance
giving the proposed road the Use OF
certain city streets Was tiled With a GER
nfied check for 5000 as required by city
ordinance. Copies OF the ordinance were
handed eacli member OF the commission
for perussl and the matter will be
brought 10 tomorrow. As far rs mem
ocrs OF the committee were aware, no
opposltion had developed from sns- quar-
ter 10 toe proposed grant