The Logan Republican. [volume], June 26, 1913, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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Attorney., VXJ . McClure Peter j
KayBvIll WS In Logan Tuesday oiii
matters pertaining to his profession .
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Wanted A. .young girl to. assist in
light housekeeping, no baravork.ji.
P. Itlter, -phone iB. Advertisement,,.
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j-W Mr. and, Mrs. William H. Car
tridge of Layton, Utah, are vulu..,.
with thelr'aaughter Mrs, N. P. Vile,
eon of thlsVltr.
Manager- Maughan on Trip Mana
ger H. C. Maughan of the Logan
Municipal Electric Light Ptant .'spent
yesterday" in Salt Lake, accompanied
the Old Polks excursion.
Have a Sick Son Upon learning
that their son was sick at M&lad, Mr.
and Mrs. P. G. Wilkinson left yes
terday for that place to bring the lioy
to this city.
Vacating In Oregon Mrs. L, R
llumpherys of the First ward has
gone to La Grande, Oregon for j
month's visit with relatives and
friends.
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Returned to Ogden Alter a pleas
ant visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Smith, Mr. B. J. Griffin
and children returned to their home
In Ogden yesterday' monitor;.-
Dr. States In Town Dr. G. W.
States of Preston was in the city
yesterday on business. He says the
recent rain has played havoc with
hay crops In tho northern part of the
valley, there was so much cut and
in tho cock.
Have Canyon Outing A very plea
sant outing In Logan canyon was par
ticipated In last Saturday and Sunday
by tho following persons: Mrs and
Mr.. Hyrum Hayball, Mrs. Dertle
Hayball, Misses Thomas, Underwood,
Kerr, Pond, Hayball; Messrs Waters, i
Taylor, Fisher, Kerr, Symes and Pet
ers. m
Tho demand for harvesting mach
ines has commenced. Tho Sidney
Stevens Implement Co., are kept
Ji busy these days sending out Acme-
Hodgo mower? nnd rakes and they
report quite!? demand already for
Acme-Hodgs heado-s. Advertise
ment, tt
Visiting Mr. Howell Mr. Rlclm-d
Eatough and son Harry of Salt Lake
City are visiting In Logan, tno guesU
of Mr. and Mrs William M Howell
While on his European mission, Mr
Howell was very kindly received l
the Eatough family In London and Is
delighted with tho pleasure of enter
talnlng members of the family nt his
oin homo.
Marble on Display Manager It. B.
Garff of tho Utmh Marble & Construc
tion company Is displaying In tho win
dow of the Thatcher Dank and the Lo
gan Cash Store on tho Island, sam
ples of marble taken,from the quarry
of the company. Mr. Garff has re
turned to Logan for a few days to at
tend to business needing his Immedi
ate attention but Is spending most of
the tlmo at present assisting in the
development work of the new com
pany. '
Takes Five Year Lease John T".
Bacon, president of the General Ser
vice Corporation of Philadelphia was
In tho city on 'Tuesday and took a
Ave year Icaso for general offices and
display room for the gas plant which
Is to bo established here. The work
has been delayed because of the re
cent Illness of Mr. Dacon. A fran
chise has been received from Ogden
by this same company and In tho
very near future plpo will bo ship
ped from Pittsburg for both works.
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EXPECT8 A GOOD 8EA8QN
FOR FRUIT MEN
Ogden, Juno 25. Manager W. H.
Garvin of tho Utah Fruit Growers as
sociation was In Ogden a short time
- thls mornlng on ,,,B way t0 Snn Flnn
tW) clco. Upon his roturn from Califor
nia ho expects to complete arr'nyu
monts for the season's fruit camo-Un
Ho sfates that thoro can bo' no ques
but that tho fruit men will faro much
better in Utah this year than last hnd
he Is of tho .opinion that prices and
tho quality nnd supply of fruit will
be good.
Inasmuch, as hts company will han
dle fruit only -In carload lots, Mr.,
Garvin says' io will handle, no .cher
ries and 'in all likelihood tho apricots'
will bo, left for others to tnko care of.
Peaches nnd apples will bo the main
crop taken caro of by tho association.
Found Purse, containing keys.
Owner ici gSu'same at this qfflce.
..A. O. Lambert of tho Lambert Pa
.Per CQ.Vof-jSaltLakewas 'a Logan
vlBlto yesterday
.Bli5i$''ljSnV'8'rol clotnlni, and
shoes?8thiCl'oth!ng Store. Adver
tisement. j26
, In Towh'on Business Mr. P. N.
Perry, manager of the' Ogde'n division
of the Utah Light & Power company
was attending to business In Logan
on Tuesday.
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Lqt In Logan canyon, laundry bag
containing hose andundorrear. Find'
er please notify this office. Adver
tisement. t
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Newbold the Clothier, Is having a
great bargain sale for one week. Now
Is your tlmo to buy clothing, shoes
and hats, for' the family. Everything
goes, no reserve. Advertisement, tf
Sister Is III Mr. A. S. Home,
manager Of the Home Drug Store, Is
In Salt Lako having been called to
tho bedside of his sister, Mrs. Wool
ley who ( Is critically 111 with accute
appendicitis. ' '
Artistic Floats See Goodwin and
Smith for artistic floats and signs.
Our prices are reasonable and we
will save you the worry. Phone 203B.
Advertisement. tf
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cunis of Salt
Lake were Logan visitors this week
tho guests of Mrs. E. H. Curtis.
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Artistic Floats See Goodwin ond
Smith for artistic floats and signs.
Our prices are reasonable and wo
will save you the worry. Pliono 2C3H.
Advertisement. tf
Mrs. U. H. Curtis entertained on
Monday In honor of her birthday.
Decorations of roses were profuse,
music and social chat wero engaged
In and a. very pleasant tlmo was had.
Artistic Foats See Goodwin and
Smith for nrtlstlc floats and signs.
Our prices are reasonable and we
will save you tho worry. Phono 203U.
Advertisement. " tf
Coach Jensen Now Located Coach
Joseph It. Jensen who left recently
for tho east to study athletics during
.the summer writes that ho has taken
up work at the University of Wiscon
sin, nnd says It is the greatest stato
university in the United States. His
address will be 723 University avenue
Madison, Wisconsin. l
Planting Celery Mr. Ola Larson is
setting out some forty thousand cel
ery plants on his well kept garden on
east Third South street. Ho Is plant
ing both early and ltito varieties and
as well Is experimenting on methods
of hilling. Ills entire garden is In fine
shape and ho Is dally supplying nil
seasonable vegetables.
Lost In Blacksmith Fork, canyon
on Thursday June 19, 2 automobile
tires wrapped In black covers and
strapped to Iron tire holders. Finder
pleaso ship to M. L. Terbush 147 S.
State St., Salt Lake City Dy express
collect, and receive reward. Adver
tisement. July3
A New Business House J. F.
Schlrmolstcr has opened a paint and
wallpaper supply storo at 1C1 South
Main street. He carries a eompleto
stock of goods above mentioned and
In addition thereto, calcimines, picture
frames, plate rails, mouldings and In
fact overy article necessary in tr'm
mlng nnd decorating offices and dwell
Ings. Mr. Schlrmelster Is an excell
ent workman ond a man of unusually
good Judgment of art, hence is overy
capnblo of conducting N. business such
as he has Just started.
Splendid Organ Recital Stake teb
ernaclo organist Prof II . c! Smurt
wnlto assisted by his daughter Flor
ence, gavo h splendid rauslcol recital
at the tnbernaclo Tuesday eenlng,
complimentary to tho students attend
ing summer school at the Agricultur
al College. Thero was a good turn
out niii the various numbers rendered
wero warmly applauded by those pro
sent. :M'88 Smurthwalto has n very
fine contralto voice nnd gave two vo
cal solos, accompanied by her father
on tho 'piano. Prof. Smurthwalto
charmed'lhe ears of his listeners with
eight selections of the stnise pipe or
gan,. The stnka organist Hi especially
clover In his manipulation of this In
strument nnd always draws n select
audlento whenever It !s announced
that ho Is to play to the public.
LOGAN SECURES
'14 CONVENTION
Continued from page one.
volition of the organization, the dele
gates tendored votes of thanks to re
tiring officers, the management of
the Hotel Utah and others who had
contributed to their comfor: and con
venience, supplementing their reccg
n tlon of W. G. Dalryrapto of Ogifen
retiring secretary with three rousing
cheers. The gratitude of the conven
tion was especially expressed to Cop
tain John S. Marshall or aan' Fran
clsco and, Dr. G. H. Gilbert" of San
Diego,, both of w horn have contribut
ed, ,voluablo papers and discussions
In tho meetings. Secretary I. P. Ste
wart was also Instructed to send let
ters of appreciation to tho California
Dental association and the Southern
California Dental association, repre
sented respectively by tho visitors des
Ignated.
An appropriation was crdered to re
imburse tho clinician of the society
f200 If ho shall visit four adjoining
states and $125 If he shall visit but
two of them. It was also decided to
pay tho secretary ?75 for mo year's
serv.'co .Instead of $25 as heretofore I
At tho morning session of yester-'
day there wero four scientific papers
read. Captain John S. Marshall of
San Francisco treated upon "The Un
clean Mouth," discussion upon which)
was subsequently opened by Enoch
Van cott of Salt Lake. "Practical -Suggestions
on Fees and Investments,"
was given by Dr. A. H. Gilbert of
San Diego, and A. C. Wherry of Salt
Lake led discussion of this subject.
Calvin W. Richard of Bountiful read
an interesting dissertation on "Crown '
and Bridge Work' 'discussion of which
was begun by L. E. Arnold of Salt'
Lake. "Somo Progress In Dentistry
From tho Musty Past to tho Mighty i
Present," was th'p subject of an en
lightening pap'er by G Emmet'
Browning, Jr. of Salt Lake. The dis-
cusBion and comment on this presen
tation was led by F C. Osgood of'
Ogden.
Delegates Take Swim
The afternoon was devoted to tho
transaction of business, Including tho i
annual election of officers, and when
the convention had closed tho delo-
gates went In a body to tho Deseret
gymnasium bath department where
nearly all of them took advantage of
an Invitation to BWlm as guests of
the rhhnogement.
Last night tho finishing feature, of
all tho proceedings camo in tho form
of a banquet In tho grillroom of tho
Hotel Utah. It was nltogetner infor
mal and was characterized by !i com
forting freedom which let looso th&
merry quips and light hearted laugh
ter of tho participants. Thero w"as
no formal program and several little
Impromptu toasts .gavo additional lire
to tho occasion, sending all homo In
high good humor.
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AUSTRIAN OFFICER
COMMITS SUICIDE
Vienna, Juno 23. A second sulcldo
In connection with the Austrian war
department occurred today. Lieuten
ant Lebel, who had been employed at
the war office for 35 years, after n
conference with the heaa of his de
partment, returned to his office and
shot himself through the heart.
On May 26 a tremendous sensation
Was caused by the suicide of the chief
of the general staff of the Eighth ar
my, corps' Colonl Alfred Redl. He
was stationed at Prtjgue, but In Vien
na' on Important business. It was la
ter disclosed that Colonel Red) had
been betraying Austrian military se
crets to the Russian government. -
No cause, has yet been assigned for
the suicide of Lieutenant Lebel.
MENDON GOING
TO CELEBRATE
Mendon, June 25. At Mendon
July 4th commencing at 1 p. i...,
sports for all Including horse rncue
trotting, pacing, and running, .':o
races, baseball game, etc., with a
grand ball in tho evening. Prizes
ranging from $1 up vlll bo given In
a 1 oventB. Outside peoplo are Invited
to take part and make the time .ntei
estlng.
Mrs, Mae Davis went to Salt Lake
City .Tuesday on business and pleas
ure combined,
Mr. Christian Sorensen Is bcautlf.
Ing his city property by pointing his
houso nnd fence.
Mrs. E. H. Pierce of Salt Li
City and Mrs. Allco Johnpon of Iirls
ham City were tho guests ofMrs, J
H., Hardman over Sunday.
Mr. hnd Mrs. Art Kidman nnd Mr
and Mrs. Chancey Sorensen spent
Saturday In Blacksmith Fork Canyon,
Miss Erma Bird Is spending this
week In Logan,
Mrs. Joseph Wood Las gone to
weaver Dam for o couple of weeks.
Claire tllrd, Gwen Hardman and
ElH Bird went to Blacksmith Fork
on Tuesday on a fishing trip.
The officers of the Roller Society
will go to 11) rum Wednesday to at
tend the Relief boclety conference.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander McQueen
made a short stay In Mendon, going
Tuesday morning to tholr new home
In Idaho. Mrs McQueen was form
crly Miss Wile Jensen and Is a daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jensen;
and. Is one of Mendon's most highly
educated young ladles
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'"CLASSIFISO
ADVERTISEMENTS
HAY WANTED Thatcher's Livery.
Logan. tf
For sale cheap, ono single buggle.
good' as new. Phono 407R. Adve'
tlsement,. t(
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSUR
ance, abstracts and deeds. H. A.
Pedersen and company, Logan. tf
iM.K.s'-n or ioni:y '10 1.0 N
on raruiB or gouu city fetl-r'n St
art Ileal Estate & Lonn Co t
SEh. HERr Wi: HAVE vri
ber of good farms nti". ranches t
trado for ugan City piopertj Steu-
art Heal Estate F- I nttn Co vf
A FIRST CLASS SECTION OF
farming land lu tho Blue Creek Dis
trict $6,50 per acre. Terms. H. A.
Pederson and company, Logan. tl
LOSTtAt Encampment of Daugh
ters of .Pioneers at Fourth ward, a
copy of "Women of Mormondom."
Roturn to 165 North Second East for
reward.'
CONSECRATE WITH
BIBLE AND FLAG
Minneapolis, Minn, 3uno 24. A
year ago Roy T. Masuda, ai natlvo of
Japmi and Miss Mend GUbcrtson, a
Minnesota girl were married by Rev.
G. L. Morrill. Yesterday their two
months old.Jboy, Georgo Washington
Masuda, was R consecrated, tho Rev
Mr. Morrill officiating.
Tho service Is said to havo been
unlquo. Mr. Morrill wag formerly a
Baptist minister and does not npprovo
of sprinkling as a form of baptism
liTlLEY IteNTIlfi" I
10 DAY SPECIAL SALE BEGINNING TODAY:' I
Great Money Saver to Cash ; P ' '
Purchasers - - . fH
12 Cans Peas , . ... $1.00 , ;j"! M;H
12 Cans Corn v. . ?. - LOO H'jl
12 Cans Salmon LOO " MlH
20 Cans Cleanser 1.00 Jj H
10 Cans Tomatoes 1.00 f
20 lbs Navy Beans ' 1.66 ,
1 !b; r.lcc 1.00 !
3 lbs Chase & Sanbourne Coffee 1,00 li'l
30 Bars 1 cno.v or Diamond C soap 1.00 ''i M
1 Doz. 2 Quart Mason Jars 1.00 PsH
Wcjirc headquarters for alt kinds of Fruit Jars and H
Bottling Supplies. " H
Plenty of good oats for your H
horses. Call 73. Free.'Delivery nH
and tho baby wm too young for Im
mersion. Tho parents wero anxious
not only that tho child should receive
some form of baptism and they also
were Arm In tholr desire that the Rov
Mr. Morrill perform tho ceremony.
Hence a compromise, was agreed
upon. Tho boy was consecrated by
tho minister using tho Blblo and tho
American flag in tho corcmony pledg
ing tho father nnd mother to teach
tho youngster patriotism and piety.
Morrill recently ncqulred consider
able publicity In an cnergotlc dofenso
of tho Japancso peoplo ana a criti
cism of tho California alien land bill.
Ho Is pastor of tho People's church.
JACK JOHNSON GIVEN
THE RIGHT TO APPEAL
Chicago, Juno 24. An nppcal from
tho verdict which sentenced him to a
year In prison for violation of the j H
Mann white Blavo act was granted it H
Jack Johnson, tho negro pugilist, by s ' H
Judge Carpenter In tho United States It H
district court here. ! H
Is a welcome placo to wait for the i'ft H
street car. Rltcr Bros. Drug Co. 'iH
Advertisement. tt HtlH
fk FOOT NOTES SH
W. When Walk-Overs ,;
J&2 go on shoe troubles tr'iifl
go off. n
Star Clothing Store km
133 N. Mntn St. K liaH
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oWgo PRicEsii"! 1
Campbell's Going Out of Business 1 V
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I Sale Announces Better And Bigger Values :
Throughout Entire Store 1 1 m
See North Window I rlH
Linen Suits worth up to $12,00. All sizes - $1.95 1 ,
100 Shirt Waists, select loday 45c. worth three,; times 45c 1 jH
150 Muslin Underskirts ------ 45c upwards I jH
One lot of Corset Covers 49c. - - - - Values to 85c 1 jH
Three Pairs of Silk Hose for -- $7.00 I I
Parasols! Parasols!! Paraspls!!!, - - $1.10 I
! i Exceptionally fine Silk worth 5S75 to $4.(10 to close at $2.45 I I
Remember We Must Clean Up Entire I
Stock At Once. 1 M
1 Campbell's Smart Shopp I
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