The Logan Republican. [volume], July 04, 1916, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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i tAQEr0UR .. , - JXJ LOGAM REPUfldCAN ." - .. -, ' TUESDAY JULY FOURTH1916
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B A column of which every read er It aiked to conilder himself or
H herself an editor.
H i Tho Motor Sales Corporation, ileal-
B era In King nutomobllea in Logan,
B lias decided to orcn a King service
station In Suit Lako ' The vacant
J building on State, street adjoining the
Capital garage has been tensed (or
K establishing tills King servlqo. Tlio
Motor Sales Corporation linn tlio
Btato agency for tho King, Fifteen
B i of these machines nre owned In Salt
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H First Clnsa cafe nt Ideal Ileach.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Ilacon nro !"
H rectcd back to I.ognn about the nild-
H dlo of tho month. They arc at tho
present ttmo In Los Angeles nt 2213
IJollo vuo avenue.
iYour first ride In a I
DODGE BROS. CAR I
will Impress you with Its strength!
Its roominess, Its beauty and ItoA
operation. Come for a ride with us. A
Blair Motor Co, Logan, Utj
John M. Sharp, Korshcl IlaniiH,
V Morris Young and Mr. Stains nil of
Salt Lake, arc In Logan canon for
a few weeks nt the Hnrms camp.
) If you wnnt nil of the pIcnsuriM or
T an ocean resort 'without nny of tho
dangers visit Ideal Ileach, Twi and
n half hours from Logan. Adv. tf
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pH II. J. DeWltt mib In Suit Lake ov-
er the week end on business and
- pleasure.
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When Better Auto
H mobiles are Built '
- BU1CK WILL BUIID :' JHEM ',
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Mayor Thatcher, Commissioner Lnr.
sen and II. C Maughan remained In
Salt Lako till Saturday afternoon.
They went down with tho automobile
procession which took 'our'-soldier
V boys to Fort Douglas on Friday.
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U. Y, Collcgo s mining pool opens
foi summer uso on Tuesday, Juno
V 27. Parties desiring to use tho pool
phono ',G53. Adv. tf
pH Effective July 1, Mr J. W. KIIIiir
ten "was appointed trallic manager or
H the O. L. & I ityllwny Cnmpnnv,
H ultli headquarters at Ogdon, lUali,
IbH replacing Mr. W. n. Mowbray,
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' -j...... r -aorTQ THE :
H:' ROYAL SHOE REPAIRING CO. I
H' 7 MAIN ST. LOGAN
iVH For Shoo llcpalrlng that fully j
V satislles.
Wo call for and deliver free.
B riione 77!)
Mrs. Sophie Olund is enjoying n
ory pleasant visit in Logan with rel
f ntlves and friends Mntiy social funr-
T tlnns have been given In her minor
H Mrs. Olund Is tho guvnt of her sb-
! tcr Mrs. J II Ilosengren
H SERVICE
ECONOMY
VH Yo u r Necessity
H Cache Auto Co.
H i 56 W. Center St.
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BBW' K. Macser Pack and his brldo (
V I'ountlful, spent Friday with Mr.
IbH Pack's brother, L. "V. Pack of the
International Correspondence School.
Mr. nud Mrs, Pack-are on their way
to linker City, Oregon"., whero.-tUey
will make their h&mb! Tlio trip la be-
lug made in their nutomobllo.
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i Wanted Capablo stenographer and
bookkeeper, pormanettt position;
V lady preferred p. O. 'l3ox R3. Phono
C21rl, Cache Junction t Adv. tf
l"nrlcy Jensen and wife of Salt
Lake, together with Mrs. Howe and
Misses Cora and Amy Howe, who
have been gutsts of Mrs. John Chris
tiansen, left with Mr .n"d Mrs. Chris
Hansen for Hear Lake Sunday, and
will remain over July Fourth. Lewis
Edwards and Miss Nell Lloyd wero
Included in the party.
Bargains in Bccond hand Fords.
Kimball Auto Co. Adv. tf
Miss Etta Merrill of the Howell
Cordon Company, has left for nn
eastern buying trip and will bo gono
for over a month going to leading
marketing centers and purchasing
goods for early fall display in tho
new store on Soutli Main street that
is rapidly being rounded out for oc
cupancy. Wanted Experienced help for
housowork. Phone 307 or call In per
son nt 2G0 West Center. Adv. 7 I
William Murray of tho Ilyrum
Stnku Old Folks commlttco, was in
Logan yesterday and announces an
excursion to Saltalr lieach on July
11, for the aged pcoplo of his stake.
THE MAJESTIC JUNIOR RANGE
GIVEN AWAY BY LUNDSTROV
FURNITURE A CARPET CO., JUNE
30, WAS WON BY MISS DORA
BINGHAM 295 EAST THIRD NORTH
STREET, SHE HAVING THE HIGH
EST NUMBER OF VOTES, 28,690.
LUNDSTROM FURNITURE & CA1
PET CO. Adv.
9
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Smart are
back to Logan. Mr. Smart reports
having sold his entire flock of sheep
at a hondsomo price of 10.fi0 per
bead. Ha had mado arrangements, to
spend tho entlro summer In George
town, Idaho, but figured that there
was not much in the sheep buslnoea
when ho could get that price for lun
entire flock.
Tho Kansas City Life Insurance
Company gives notice that Its poll
ciea require no extra premiums from
tho lnsurod for military or naval oer
vice." In time of war or in tlmo ot
penco. So A. II. Maughan, genoral
agent, northern Utah and southom
Idaho. Adv. 7'4
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Job Larsen ono of the city police
men Is for preparedness. Ho reports
a flno son arriving nt his sonio last
Sunday morning.
For sale or rent, 100 shares of stock
In the West Cacho Canal. Address
box 4-14, Logan. Adv. tf
Hans Otto it-port the arrival of a
(Ino son last Saturday morning.
Lawn tennis al Ideal Ileach, Two
and a hnlf hours from Logan.--Adv.
U
Andrmv Jnskey, S2 years of age,
died jesterdny at fi-30 a. m. Funer
til services will be held tomorrow af
ternoon nt the Llndqulnt Undertnklim
pnilorB at 1 o'clock. All friends :iro
Invited to attend. Deceased was born
January 1, 1S34, and leaves one son,
W. N. Jnskey.
Two and ono half hours to Ideal
Ileach on beautiful Hear I-iiku
through the famous Ixigan canyon.
Tho nrea of the Ilsar Lake is M0
snuaro miles. Altltudo C924 feet, cli
mate is Ideal, being cool, clenr, re
freshing and InUgoratlng. Adv tf
Hen II. Onrr, formerly with Mitch
ell nnd Lundherg, barbers of this city,
who has been working at his trade
at Ogden, Joined troop 11 of tho Na
tional Guard of Utnh nnd Is now sta
tioned at Fort Douglas with his troop
Mr Garr was seen In Salt Lake by
Logan friends on Friday and Satur
day and ho wnds his best regards
to all Ills local friends.
John T. Calne III, returned from
Salt Lake and southern Utah points
on Saturday. Mr. Calne is worklns
with Fred .Merrill nnd James Kirk
bam of Provo to get for tlio farmoio
of Utah long tlmo loans for tho pur
chase of dairy cowa, A meeting .with
tho leading bankers of Utah will bo
held at Salt Lako City on Wednes
day of this week, when this matter
will bo taken up.
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Dance! Dance! Dance! I
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A number of Logan visitors to Salt
Lako on Friday and Saturday who
went down with Troop II took occa
sion to tall upon II. G. Nebeker at
tho Portia Apartments and1 wore very
much surprised to find him up ' and
around the house. Ho Is In thobest
of spirits and in all probability he
will make nrrangements to spend u
short tlmo In Logan canyon before
long. Aside from being a little thin
fiom his long confinement, he Is ap
parently well again.
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Before renowing that Hcaltji and
Accident Policy It will pay you to In
vostigato tho Aetna Accumulative
Dlsnblllty Policy. It Is freo from dis
appointing restrictions and( limlta
tons nnd contains lmportnnt provision
and benefits not offered by others
Cardon Company, agents. Adv. tf
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While in Solt Lake on Friday, Wall
op nnd Mrs. Johnson who used thel.
automobiles to convey some Of the
members of Troop II to Fort Doug
las, had their suit cato tnkon from
their automobile. It contained Mr..
Johnson's best clothes valued up to
about $25, the suit case being worth
about $7. CO. No trace of the pcttlt
thioves could be had.
We bcII the earth, abstract Us ti
tle and loan money on It. H. A. Ped
erson & Co., First North, street.
Adv. tf
Mrs. A D. Mnnson has gono to
Oxford for a short visit with rela
tives. m
Mrs. T. II. Humphreys nnd Mrs.
J. C. Allen arc back from Morgan,
whero they have been on n week's
visit with their sister, Mrs. J. Mor
gan Anderson.
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J. M. Illair reports that tho post
office delivery window will be open
today between 9 and 10 a. m. and
the carriers will make one delivery
of mail during tho forenoon.
If tho gentleman who called ' last
week to purchase a White Top will
rail again w.e can show him some
thing that wo think will satisfy him.
Call at Tne Ilepubllcan office.
i
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Baxter of
Rich county motored to Logan on
Monday morning. AVhllo here they
are the guests of his sUter Mrs, H.
3. Ames. .
W73 W' Mke your homfe
3J V beautiful. You'Hnovcr
GS have a finer chance in your
Xgtf life now that Spring is
A helping.
' Wo have tho painters supplies
I you need. Wo havohouso-clcnn-
lnfl supplies mops, brooms, etc.
Wc havo all kinds of carpenter's
' tools (or the little repairing jobs
you'll find to do. Wo havo gar
den tools.
Get Qur Siiesrons First
11 RITtR BROS. DRUG CO.
The Rcxall Store
It pays to advertise try Itl
Classified j
FOR RENT
A SUITE OF 3 ROOMS for com
plete housekeeping. Apply 66 'East
Center. tf
HOUSE with bath. Apply to phone
C21.
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ROOMS, furnished and unfurnished
32 East Center. Phone 726. tf
FUnNISHED ItOOMS for complete
housekeeping, modem and very com
fortablo at $7 and $9 respectively.
Apply 125 West Fourth South. tf
FOR SALE
1 Hesso canyon wngon, three seats,
good condition; 1 Hesse, small wag
on, ono seat, n good delivery or small
milk wagon; 1 single seat Pole bus
gy; 1 set medium weight harness.
All bargains. Inquire at this office. U
A TEAM, HAIINESS and WAGON,
cheap. Apply at this office.
A very good second hand buggy,
cheap; also a good sewing machine
wagon. V. A. Neubergcr. 7-6
OR TRADE, standard bred driving
mnre, buggy ana harness, will sell
or exchange for Ford roadster. Ap
ply this office. tf
CACHE COUNTY TO HAVE
r "F-TO-DATE
COUNTY DIRECTORY
WILL HAVE BIG CIRCULATION I ,
Business Men of Cache County arc enthusiastic over
the new Farmers and Merchants Directory which will be
ready for the press within the next few weeks, and for
wMch the advertising is now being solicited. i
The all important feature to the business men in f
this new publication, is its classified business directory,
giving as it does a most complete classified' arrangement
of merchants ever before attempted. The fact that nearly
every farmer and merchant in Cache County- will have a
copy of this invaluable reference work, adds to the" genu
ine worth of the issue as an advertising medium.
Before you sign your contracVfor advertising space
ask to sec a copy of the Utah County Farmers and Mer
chants Directory, your directory will be similar to it---only'
better.
REMEMBER---its the Cache County Farmers and
Merchants Directory. A boost for this directory is a
boost for Cache County. Early advertisers get prefcred
space.
UTAH FARMERFAND MERCHANTS
DIRECTORY COMPANY
432-433 D. F. Walker Bldg. SALT LAKE GITY
Palntsr and Tavtrn Ktspsr.
Mnrlotto Albertlnelll, who lived In
the fourteenth century, was a painter
who spent much time In endeavoring
to produce certain mixtures In oil. Ho
was not very successful and objected
so much to the criticism ho received
that be gave up painting and kept a
tavern, bnt his name as a painter still
lives, while his tavern keeping record
has passed away.
Our Want Ads are business getters.
Federal Inquiry or '
Railroad Strike?
Faced by demands from the conductors, engineers, firemen and brakemen
that would impose on the country an additional burden in transportation costs of
$100,000,000 a year, the railroads propose that this wage problem be settled by
reference to an impartial Federal tribunal.
With these employes, whose efficient service is acknowledged, the railroads
have no differences that could not be considered fairly and decided justly by such
a public body.
Railroads Urge Public Inquiry and Arbitration
The formal proposal of the railroads to the employes for the settlement of
the controversy is as follows:
"Our ennfrrrnect hive ilcmonitnted that we cinnot harmonize our difference! of opinion and thit eventually the
inaltert in controversy muit be paiied upon by other and dinntereiled agencies. Therefore, we propose that )our
proposals ami the proposition ol the railways be disposed of by one or the other of he following methods:
1. Preferably by submission to the Interstate Commerce Commission, the only tribunal which, by reason of itl
accumulated information bearing on railway conditions and its control of the revenue of the railways, is in a posi
tion to consider and protect the rights and equities of all the interests affected, and to provide additional revenue
necessary to meet the added cost of operation in case your proposals are found by tlie Commission to be just and
reasonable, or, in the event the interstate Commerce Commission cannot, under existing lans, act in the premises,
that e jointly request Congress to take such action as may be necessary to enable the Commission to coniider'auj
promptly dispose of the questions involved; or
' I. 11 y arbitration in accordance with the provisions of the Federal law" (The Newlandi Act).
Leaders Refuse Offer and Take Strike Vote ,
Leaders of the train service brotherhoods, at the joint conference -held in New
York, June 1-15, refused the offer of the railroads to submit the issue to arbitration
or Federal review, and the employes arc now voting on the question whether
authority shall be given these leaders to declare a nation-wide strike.
The Interstate Commerce Commission is proposed by the railroads as the
public body to which this issue ought to be referred for these reasons:
' No other body with such an intimate knowledge ployes as wages; and the money to pay Increased wages
of railroad conditions has such an unquestioned post- can come from no other source than the rates paid
lion in the public confidence by the public.
The rates the railroads may ehai-ge the public for The lnter-1H Commerct CommrMlon, with its eon.
transportation are now largely filed by this Govern- lf0 om jjffcl( j, jn , po.hion m, complete
ment board. Investigation and rendtr such dectaioa si would pro
Out ol cvtry dollar received by the railroads from feet the Interests of tke raiteoad employes, the owners
the public nearly one. half is paid directly to the em of the railroads, and the public.
A Question For the Public to Decide
The railroads feel that they have no right to grant a wage preferment of
$100,000,000 a year to thete employes, noyhighly paid and constituting only
one-fifth of all the employes, without a clear iflandate from a public tribunal that
shall determine the merits of the case after a review of all the foctt.
The single itsue before the country is whether this controversy is to fo utile J by an
impartial Government inquiry or by industrial warfare.
National Conference Committees of the Railwaya
ELISHA LEE, Chairman 1
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Atlantic Com Lint Hsilro.J. Grsal Northern Hailn.t, Norfolk A Wtiliva Itiilnsv.
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Thursday. JULT D
THE ORIGINAL
JOHN ROBINSON'S
10 BIG SHOWS COMBINED
INtFtSHMC. THSILUMC AND PATBIOTIC
WILD WEST e
TRAIHEO ANIMAL EXHIBITION
4atNCS-3ltU)ucimi:s-2 Elevated Stage
Steel flKNA.
The Most Modern Institution oB r
Amusement in the World.
Most Stupendous Array of Tal
ent Ever Assembled.
1000 MEN, WOMEN AND
HORSES
America's Own and Only Real
Representative Show. Now in its
Eighty-Seventh Year. ,
REAL WILD WEST
Prairie Sports and Pastimes, In
dian Battles Reproduced, Cow
boy and Cowgirl Races.
A Drove of Broncho Horses.
TRAINED WILD BEAST
SHOW IN STEEL ARENA
A Group of 10 Polar Bears.
Ferocious Beasts of the Jungle Trained
by Man to Perform the Moat Startling
Feat.
3 Hugs Menageries, Great Herd Reason
Gifted Elephants, Premier Horse Fair,
Congress of Nations.
CLOWNS' CARNIVAL.
Comedians In Foolish, Hilarious Sketches,
Built for Laughing Purposes Only.
ROMAN HIPPODROME.
Exciting Raoes Educated Elephants,
Camels, Seals, Bareback Rldlpg, Eques
trian Acta of First-Water Merit.
TTIR MAJESTIC HON8TRU STURET
PAItAIilS, MADB I0V1C11Y FOHKNOOV
Ol' KXIIIJUITMN DAY. OOIUIKCTI.Y 4
Tiir.i.s -this STortv ok this hiiow. aek
A MILLION DOLLAR NOVKLTY I'A- Wt
graat, tiNis mii.i: in i.KNonr.
TWO I'KIIKOHXANCKII DAILY, IIAIW
oh siiiNio. diioiih ort:w 1 and r
P. M. TO VIHIT Mra.VAGHIIIH AND
WILD WnNTICIlN I.IPK. I'MIII'-OIIM-ANriJS
a AND H IN M. 815ATM KOIt
1O.0IKJ I'KOI'MS TJNDRH A SUN AND
WATKIIIMIIMIII' TIJNT. ONI3 TICIC1CT
ADMri'H TO ALL Illfl SIIOW.I. O
40 Uulfurmed Vabera In AttenilnncC'
The World's Oldest
and Greatest Circus
Special down town reserved
seat sale on Circus Day at
Murdoch's Sweets Shop.