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fl I THURSDAY OCTOBER 31 1912 ,J
Tj 4 THE LOGAN REPUBLICAN . . '
I ' ! THE NEW ADMINISTRATION
i ! BUILDING OF THE UNIVERSITY
t :
Hfl ' ! J Snlt Lake City, Oct. 30 Tho gran-
B ' v lto foundation walls lBlng loftily In
H front already give an improsslvo sug-
B , i gcBtlon of tho slzo and beauty which
H , , ' nro to characterize the completed
HK . building. Already, too, theso foun-
Hj ' , datlon walls with tho towers and the
H-i x Bcaffoldlngs in uso In tho construction
H ' work fill In and complete tho half
M ' circle of buildings which aro now In
uso and in effect tbarcforo mark tho
B achievement of a first stage in tho
j making of tho University campus.
K Tho now building dlroctly faces tho
H main entrance, Btranght out Second
B . South street. Within view, therefore
H of a large part of tho city, as tho
H apex of grounds growing constantly
H I more bcoutlful with lawns and trees
H , and shrubs. Tho first really lino
H' ' building in tho inter-mountnln conn-
try to bo devoted to, tho purposes
. of higher education, it will be a con-
slant ovldcnco to visitor and real
dent allko of tho dignity and secur-
lty which higher education in tho
H state liavo attained,
K Tho stylo of architecture is classl-
H . cnl. Tho general shape of tho struc-
. tirro Is rectangular, with slightly prc-
jectlng wings at tho ends. Prom the
H middle over tho main cntranco will
project n great porch threo stories
' in height supported by a cluster of
H enormous pillars of imprcsslvo dig-
H . nlty. Tho lofty basement already
" largely In placo Is of light gray gran-
ite. Tho material of tho building Is
glistening white Sanpete sandstone.
H As nearly as it is possible for such
'j n structure, the building will bo fire
BBl J proof. The frame will bo of steel,
BBJg and tho partitions of "tllo and metal
BBJl ! lath. The floors and sldo walls will
1 be tllo.
BBBE Tho basement is to contain cloak
BBK! rooms provided with metal, lockers
BBB for six hundred students and furnish-
BBB ed in tllo or marble; unpacking
BBfl rooms; editorial room for both stu-
BBfl dent and university publications; a
BBfl mailing and document room; a tele-
BBJ phono room for tho privato unlvcr-
BBJ I Bit)' exchange f fifty or sixty Instru-
BBfl ' ments; a post office; and a book
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BBfl Tho main floor will bo devoted
BBB chiefly to tho executive work of tho
BBB institution. It will contain otrices for
BBB tho president, the treasurer and tho
BBfl registrar, tho latter two Including
BBB , substantial vaults, several of tho
BBBt deans and possibly n professor or
BBB two. Tho faculty room will bo suit-
BBB: ably furnished with desks nnd chairs
BBfl for seventy-flvo or eighty professors;
BBk When your food does not digest
BBHj well and you feel "blue," tired and
BBHl discouraged, you should uso a little
BBK UEUBINE at bedtime. It opens tho
BBB bowels, purlles tho system und res-
BBB tores a flno feeling of health and on-
BBB er(..v. Prlco 50c. Sold by niter Bros.
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I DIRECTOR j
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H 106 North, 4th East And Have
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H J. F. Schirmeister
H I Shop 34 S. Main 'Phone 393 b
H James G. Walters
v Attorney-At-Law
M . Union Block, 75 North Main St,
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with two committees rooms and cloak
rooms. There will bo threo parlors,
ono a general reception room for tho
public, one rest room for men and
ono for women. These rest rooms
will communicate by preat folding
doois which can bo thrown open In
time of need.
Tho third floor will contain the lib
rary. It will have shelving for 10,
000 volumes all easily accessible. The
present collection of books, 35,000
bound nnd 15,000 unbound, Is tho
largest in tho state and is rapidly
growing In extent nnd ofucloncy. Tho
librarian nnd assistants will have
proper olllces nnd work rooms for
'cataloging and repairing. 8he polish
ed oaken tables aro planned to nc- .
commodato 6uj readers at once. Tho
periodicals will be enred for In a spe
cial rending room. Threo much need
ed seminary rooms will occupy one
end. Tho great reading room will
bo lighted by lofty handsomo win
dows fitted with lustrous translucent
glass.
Tho topmost floor Is to be dovoted
to art nnd nrchaclogy. Asldo from
tho necessary class and work rooms
two largo apartments will provide
propwr room to display tho fine col
lection of paintings nnd casts, and
tho remarkablo collection of Ameri
can nrchaeloglcal remains, one of tho
most extensive In America, now kept
Inrgely stored In boxes owing to the
lack of placo to exhibit tlv?m.
It Is hoped thnt dedication cere
monies may bo a feature of the next I
Commencement In June, 1913.
JURY OBTAINED
IN MURDER CASE
Salt Lake City, Oct. 29. Tho Jury
which will try Sorensen is composed
of tho following: Arthur J. Dcnnlon,
Oustave E. Ooffe, David Love, John
Tripp, Eugeno M. Cannon, W. G.
Margetts, John Johnson, B. A. Rldd,
John A. Hlllstrom, P. H. Bemls, Ja- I
cob F. Hill, Carl A. Alqulst.
Tho trial of Alfred Sorensen
charged with tho murder of Thomas
H. McOlllls, on April 20 last was
commenced before Judge P. C. Loof
burrow of tho criminal division, of tho
Third district court nt 2 o'clock this
nftornoon, tho opening statement for
the stnto being made to tho Jury by
Dlst. Atty, E. O. Leatherwood. Tho
caso was called n week ago yester
day, and more than seven days time
lins been consumed In securing a
Jury. Tho last Juror was accepted
by the state and tho defense at 11:45
this morning, Carl A. Alqulst being
tho twelfth mnn.
Briefly, tho statement of District
Attorney Leatherwood was thnt the
stato expected to prove that tho kill
ing was unprovoked that McGlllls
entered tho Jowelry store of Sorensen
nt 75 east Second South street on the
nfternoon of April 20, on IiIb wny to
a laundry oinco in tho rear of tho
Jewelry store; that McGlllls was un
nrmed nnd after n quarrel Sorensen
shot McGlllls.
Sorensen, it Is understood will
Plead solf defense in Justification of
tho shooting.
John Hcnth, Michigan Bar, Calif.,
v-rltes: "I was nffllcted with kldnoy
nnd bladder troublo for nearly six
vears. Had a very bad spell somo
time ago nnd was unnblo to turn with
ou help. I commenced using Foley
Kldnoy Pills nnd can truly say I
was at once rcllovcd. I take plea
suro In recommending Foley Kldnoy
Pills." Co oporatlvo Drug Co. !
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FIGHTING SPIRIT IN INDIANA
Starting under such conditions it
is certainly no ldl0 boast, that of tho
leaders, that this is to bo a contest
ninrked jy dash and spirit. Tho re
publicans havo their fighting clothes
on and aro already giving battle.
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Neurnlgla of . tho faco, shoulder.
hands, or feet requires a powerful I
remedy that will ponotrato the fiosti
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT pos
sesses that power. Rubbed in where
pain is felt is all that Is necessary
to relieve sulToring and restore nor
mal conditions. Prlco 25c, COc, nnd
$1.00 per bottle. Sold by RRer Bro.
Drug Co.
(Advertisement.)
STUPENDOUS CROPS
For thox past six years, Lord &
Thomas, advertising agents of Chica
go, have annually mado a crop re
port, basedupon the stntlBtlcs and
data gained through a most oxten
slvo and carmul Investigation of con
ditions. Tno reports aro summarized
for October ll In summarizing tho
showing tho report says:
"Novor In Ihh history of agrlculturo
In tho United States and Canada
bav3 there bon such bumper crops
over the entirt country rmd conti-
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nent." Some of tho fncts given to
us by those who collect tho data for I
our crop report give the yield of dif
ferent crops so high thnt they seem
exaggerated.
It Is also commented upon ns an
unusual but most gratifying, fact in
the showing that the distribution of
farm products Is well balanced over
tho country. The only complaint
heard among the farmers is the scar
city of laborers. Such an Investiga
tion confirms the official goverffhient
report, ns well as those from other
sources. Tho year 1912 has never
been equalled In tho amount of food
produced in this country. There are
no dissenters In any part. It should
prove a factor In tho much discussed
high cost of living and without les
sening the propperlty of toe great
percentage oi our. people ongnged In
ngrlculture. It will give additional
courage to the commercial and indus
trial interests of the country, because
an nbundnnco of food products is tho
most potent ngency of general pros
perity. -
TAFT AT HIS BEST
Praise For the President In a Demo
cratic Newspaper.
It Is to bo regretted that every
American congressman and every
American voter who makes n con
gressman could not have heard the
speech made at the navnl banquet
In Now York recently by the presi
dent of the United States.
There was not a trace of politics
nor a suggestion of self Interest or
demagogy in the president's remarks.
Mr. Tnft was perfectly simple nnd
absolutely sincere. He was at his
best. His speech was an expression
of clear-cut, level-headed, red-blooded
Americanism which should appeal to
every citizen.
Tho president's plea for a larger
navy was powerful In its earnestness
nnd simplicity. It was based upon
tho policy of a national Insurance
against war nnd commercial disaster,
upon the necessities of the Panama
Canal, upon the safety of tho Mon
roe Doctrine and upon the preserva
tion of our dignity and wholesome re
spect among nations. .
'The president's appeal for the con
I tlnuntlon of the congressional policy
of two battleships a year was con
i vlnclng In Its common sense logic.
Tho hcnrtlest, most unanimous and
I most spontaneous applause of the
' evening was given by that great and
' remnrknbly representative audlenco
to this portion of tho prcsldent'8
' speech.
President Tnft never mnde a out-
tor nnd more effective public spesci.
It was nt onco reverent and prophntic
I In Its forecast of peace and nrbltra-
i tlon nnd resolute nnd nggresslre In
j Its demand for preparedness until
I the day of universal peace shall come.
ANOTHER WAR CLOUD
Another war cloud is said to be
looming in Europe, this ono in the
northwest, where Russia is reported
to bo planning the conquest of Swe
den and Norway In order to secure
n frontngo on the Atlantic. Thoro Is
no doubt tnnt Russia covets at least
tho northern pnrt of tho Scandinav
ian peninsula, but as Sweden and
Norway would be a unit In resisting
Russian agression it seems unlikely
that Russia will mako any move In
tha.t direction at tho present time,
Tho Scandinavian peoples havo a rec
ord for wnrllke qualities and as thero
aro about 8,000,000 of tuem thoy
would bo able to give an oxcellent
account of themselves even against
Russia.
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BIGGER THAN TAFT
"Jack" Johnson, tho Sfcgro pugilist,
whose claim to notoriety Is based on
his skill and prowess In having wors
ted a white man, "is In bad" with
tho minions of tho law at Chicago,
nnd mny nnd It dllllcult to escape,
enforced retirement owing to his In
fatuation for an unsophisticated white
girl. Ono white woman died by her
own hnnd as a result of her exper
ience with this ebony-huea pugilist,
nnd now another Is wooing the ostra
cism suro to attend such an affilia
tion. But that Is not all. The van
ity of Johnson Is evidenced by his
estimate of himself. Ho sayB be "Is
1 a blggor man than Taft," According
j to his review "Mr. Taft Is President
! of tho ono country I am champion
J of tho wholo world." Further depon
ent saycth not.
If tho child starts In its sleep,
grinds its teeth whllo Bleeping, picks
at tho nose, has a bad breath, fickle
appetite, pale complexion, nnd dark
rings under tho oyes; It ha worm:
end as long no they remain In the in
testlnes, that child will be sickly
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stomach and bowels and puts the Ut
ile ones on the road to health and
cheerfulness. Price 25c rer bottle.
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LESS IDLENE8S
MORE ACCIDENTS
The monthly returns to tho Bureau
of Labor Statistics at Albany makes
an excellent showing of the condition
of the lnbor market. ReportB from
185 representative trade unions indi
cate such activity and demand for
workers in their lines of Industry
that tho mean monthly percentage
of members reported Idle for any
causo Is but 19.7 for the first half
of this year as compared with 24.8
for the corresponding period of last
year.
The number of strikes and of lock
outs reported for tho second quarter
of this year- is about the Bame ns
half as much time was lost. Tho
strikes of the waiters and of tho fur
riers in this city nccount for nlmost
one-half of the employees Involved
in all disputes during the period and
moro than half of tho tlmo lost.
The ono sad featuro of tho report
is tho list of accidents which during
the three months under review reach"
'ed the number of 19.CC7, of which
13,731 were in factories. This Is tho
largest number of accidentB rep'orted
In nny one quarter of a year on rec
ord. It comes bb an object lesson
In a period when agitation for fac
tory Inpection nnd security Is wide
spread. New York World.
LEGALN0TICES
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICE.
In the District Court Probate Divi
sion, In and for Cache County, Stato
of Utah.
In the District Court of the First Ju
dicial District of the State of Utah,
in and for the County of Cache.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIR8T JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF UTAH, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF CACHE.
Consult County Clerk or the Ro spec
tlvo Signers for further information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estato of Anna M. KJeldsen, de
ceased. Creditors will present claims
with vouchers to tho undersigned at
lils offlco In Logan City, in tho Coun
ty of Cacho and Stato of Utah, on or
beforo tho first day of March, A. D.
1913.
Dato of first publication October
31, A. D. 1912.
ROY D. THATCHER,
Adminstrator De Bonis Non.
NEBEKER, THATCHER
& BOWEN,
Attorneys for said Estate.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estato of David P. Ralney, deceas
ed. Creditors will present claims
with vouchers to the undersigned nt
her residence at Richmond, Cacho
County, Utah, on or beforo tho first
day of March, 1913.
Date of first publication, October
20, 1912..
DORITHA J. RAINEY.
Adminstrntrix.
FRED W. CROCKETT,
Attorney.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estato of Richard Godfrey, deceas
ed. Creditors will present their claims
with vouchers to tho undersigned ad
ministrator nt his residence at Clark
Rtnn. Cneho County. State of Utah on
or before tho first dny of March, A.
D. 1913.
J. Z. STEWART,
Attornoy.
JOSEPH A. GODFREY,
Administrator of tho Estato of Rich
ard Godfrey, Deceased. novlC
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estato of Mary R. Smith, Deceased.
Creditors w,;l present claims with
vouchers to tho undersigned nt his
resldenco at North Lognn, Cacho
County, Utnb, on or beforo the 25th
dny of February, 1913.
Date of first publication, October
19, 1912. nff
FRED W. CROCKETT,
Attorney.
RALPH SMITH,
Administrator.
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NOTICE TO WATER USERS
Stato Engineer's Office,
Salt Lake City, Oct. 22, 1912
Notico I"b hereby given thnt Chas.
C. Peterson, whoso post office ad
dress Is Hyrum, Utah, has made ap
plication in accordance with tho re
quirements of the Compiled LawB of
Utah, 1907, iu amended by the Ses
sion Laws of Utah, 1909 and 1911,
to appropriate eno-halt () of a cu
bic foot of water por eocond from un
I HEALTH HINTS T
T-Fresh Sweets. arc healthful, stale Sweets arc dangerous. T
TNcvcrbhc hard candy, even if it docs not hurt the teeth. I
f Do not drink cold water after eating Chocolates.
I Gandy is Sandy J
M Only When I
tgW jli jwgj It Is Good p
iyBmMm Her imPresslon f yu I
Tr-ky&m depends on the quality I
WnjB of the Candy. Let us T
JLj -'li kelp you make a good I
!X yyyNji impression. Try a Box 4
m yKm Mrse's Chocolates I
iLV s made in Chicago. 50c to T
MY $1.00 the box. J !
v THE co"op DRlG co-1
E4jj "The Prescription Store." T
named springs in Cacho County,
Utnh. Said springs nro situated at
a point which lies 2,197 feet south
and 244 feet cast of tho south quar
ter corner of section 33, township 10
north, range 1 east, Salt Lako base
and meridian. Tho water will be di
verted at tho places where ft issues,
from said springs and conveyed by
means of a ditch and a Plpo lino for
a distance of 2,000 feet and thero
used from May 1 to October 31, In
clusive, of each year, to Irrigate 12.1C
acres of land embraced In section 4,
township 10 north, rango 1 east, Salt
Lake base and meridian. This appli
cation Is designated In tho State En
gineer's office as No. 4550.
All protests' against the granting
of said application, stating tho rea
sons therefor, must be made by affi
davit in dupllcato and filed In this
offlco within thirty (30) days after
the completion of tho publication o
this notice.
CALEB TANNER,
State Englneor.
Dato 6t first publication, October
Tho Mathonlhah Thomas meeting at
29, 1912, date of completion of publi
cation, November 29, 1912.
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