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Show the houses are being renovated The with new coats of paint. meeting house has been painted PASSES TO REWARD inside and outside. NO one lacks employment. Farmers are very busy irigating, hay PARADISE. June 8 It bedairying etc. once 'more to re- ing, cultivating, comes a of our men have cord the demise of one of our es- quite number had remunerative employment at teemed citizens. Samuel W. rav who passed peacefully away shearing sheep. - Most of "the people are June 5, 1910. 01(lag7ancr heart therefore should be.hap-py- trouble were the cause that brought on death. The railroad has not reached Samuel W. Obray was in his us yet, and in some places be82d year. He was born at Pater, South Wales, Sept. 27, 1828. He tween Paradise and Logan the came to this country in 1848 and wagon roads 'could be helped conworked on a steamboat as ship siderably with very little expense. Loose rocks are too abundant for carpenter. His work took him from St Louis to New Orleans one thing. It makes it very di 'and back on the Mississippi river, reeable for riding either in buglie came to Utah in 1834 and was gies or automobiles. In places the waste-wate- r gets on to the roads a resident of Tooele County. He considerable damage. A was an early settler of Wellsville doing to these matters little attention and has been a resident of Parawould prevent unnecessary exdise about forty-si- x years. While and pense annoyance. in has native country in his early manhood bp joined the Church of Saints A Jesus Christ of Latter-DaSUCCESSFUL He has kept the faith and died in full fellowship, holding the office PIANO RECITAL of High Piiest at the time of his death. r settlement ot The pupils of Mrs.. Jennie During Cache valley Mr. Obray took an Hansen gave a recital at active part in defending the in- the ladys home on Thursday habitants from the depredations evening that was a great success. of Indians and other enemies. lie All told about 100 persons were was fearless and had a great in- present. The program in full folfluence with the red men. Atone lows; time before. Old Paradise was setDuet Star, of Heaven, Drum-kelletled and while the Indians were Hazel Knowles-Eleanor- a the to he went up quite hostile, Benson. south of where Paradise is now Madonna ..Sweet and got in to their camp and in- Meditation Morrison duced the Indians to come to Vendla Bertleson. Wellsville and have a feast and Littl Friend4 . . . Streahog make peace, which they did. He By the Sea 77 , .7 . . Fearis passed through the trials and difAdeline Barber ficulties incident to pioneer life Beautiful Star Kennedy ' hA" patiently and unflinchingly.- - lie G eorge Smi t'h was impulsive, but kind hearted Massinet Aragonaise t. and generous to a fault.Such men Nocturne Ohopin as he were needed at that time. Fifth Nocturne Leybach He was married three times, and William Peterson his last wife survives him. His Duet Reverie Durand descendents number about 176 as Grace and Ellen Howell t follows: 10 children. . 87 grand- Dance of the Teddy Bears, Fearis children, After Wtild Flowers . . . Wenrieh children, 75 great-granchildren. The Kiss of and 4 Rolfe Spring Funeral services over the reHarriet McAlister mains were held in the Paradise A Burgmuller Study meeting house. June 7, 1910. A Minuet Paderekski large congregation was present Lustspiel Overture . . Kela Bela to show respect to the departed Stanley Sohaub The beautiful white casket con- Rippling Waters Traux taining the remains was covered Afton Snow with a profusion of flowers plac- Warblings of the Birds,. Kimball ed there by loving hands.' Irene Erickson Bishop Peter O. Hansen presi- Qui Vive Galop Ganz ded and services commenced by William Peterson-Stanle- y Sc'liauh thechoir singing A! W:hen,first ihe Rose - Budf? r ; : r rrrr Lack etc. Invocation Woodland Echoes glorious light, Wyman was offered by Elder Gideon E, Elenora Benson 7 Olsen, Jr. The choir sang, Slum- The Sweet Violet .... Smallwood : ber. Venice McAlister Bear C. Fearis Consoling, instructive, and Waltz. Teddy remarks were made by Robins Lullaby Krogman th)e following Elders: William Chester Squires Bishop, William Humphreys, John Smiles Valse L..,. Depret Mabel Spande-Grac- e Howell P. James, Samuel Oldham, Orson HanO. Peter The Merry Boboling ; . Krogman Smith and Bishop - - Louise JEcAlister sen, Grieg Solos appropriate to the occas- Anitrals Dancq; Godard ion were rendered. .in. an artistic Berceuse Weber manner by John II. Mitton and The Storm f f Peterson William Lemon. T. , by Lizzie . . Brainard . . . . . Benediction was pronounced by Starlight. Vera Lowe Elder Edward D. Miles. the with went . A large cortege remains to the cemetery, where the dedicatory prayer was offered ouE-vdut- verj-health- y -- the-earl- y Eli-aso- n , r, ....... ...... 1 ....... j d great-great-gra- nd eu-loigi-tic , (froni-Josely- n) S. Obray. Drought continues, yet vegetation has maintained a beautiful green appearance. It is feared be ratb- that the spring grain er light if dry weather continues. Winter wheat,wher(e not too thick will make all right. There lias been an abundance of water foi the irrigated farms and most of the farmers have lost no time in applying it to the thirsty ground. Haying has commenced on dry farms and will soon be general. are steadily go-- . Improvementing ahead in the brtildmg of houses, barns, fences; and many of by George - JUNE 111910. LOGAN CITY. UTAH. S VOLUME XXXI. ' Pres. Jos. Dedieatoiy Speech Henry L. Doherty Busy Consolidating Gas and Electric Companies NUMBER 108, AVISITTOHYDEPARK F. Smith. Music by Bauds. Baseball between Indians Whites, horse Races, and Many of lifes most beautiful and instructive lessons come from usual observing the conveisation and conduct of tho e we meet in our daily associations. Our .object in Evening Program, June 14 Banquet lion. D. C. McDoug-al- l, noting the following items is more Toast .Master. by way of encouraging our read-er- s to use their ears and exes to Toasts T. (i. Lowe, O. A. S. 1). Taylor, J. B. Scar- good, advantage, than by wray of borough. Miss S. Belle Chamber- praise to persons here mentioned. We were met at the station by lin. J. W. Webster.-- James Kirby with horse and bug-bMusic Orchestra. The salutation and natural po Indian War Dance of this young liteness Open Air ' Concert by Brass once in touch with his us at put Bands. f kud philosophical Grand Display of Fire Works deep religious nature. Ilis remarks while riding from top charge to town helped uJf to see in clearer of Japanese. light the law that governs this June 15th wondrous universe. Filing of Salute and Hoisting ' Frank C. Lee was the next per. Flaga at Sunrise. son we met. He was equally po. IvS J Giand Parade at 8:30 a. m., in lite and sociable. We were remin. I y two sections, the first represent- ded when lie kindly invited as to ing Pioneer Days, and the second stay overnight with him that we Idaho had never thought of extending ' Meeting at 10 a. m. the same invitation to him in forGeo. C. Parkinson, Chairman mer meetings on the streets of LoPrayer W m. Budge. gan. There may be some other SchoolChil-dren- . Singing, Idaho ones in Logan who have been as thoughtless in the past on this Add re --G o v J ames TI.Brady , point as the writer. and other visiting State Officials Every spare man woman and Solo' To be given by leading child in llyde Park that is able Soloists. and willing to work is putting in Henry L. Doherty, acknowledged the greatest gas aud electrical engineer Singng- Franklin Choir. full time in the beetnelds. The In this country, is known among bis friends as the office boy who Refused to Prayer Solomon II. Hale. be fired.' As a boy In Columbus, O.. he worked for Emerson XIcMUleu, who girls from 8 years to 12 wear blue Intermission 3 p. m. fired him weekly, only to find young Doherty back on the Job Monday mornoveralls and they make quite nice ing. Now Mr. Doherty, who is president of more gas and electric companies Trip to the Top of Mt. Smart looking boys; but some of them in (Be United States than any other three men. being president of more than In of Thos. Smart. charge are a little shy when a stranger to an consolidate ambition has all and electric gas companies sixty companies, Short Address on incidents conunder one company, or at least as many as he can secure. Mr. Doherty makes happens to notice their beautiful his headquarters at 60 Wall street. New York. He Is a bachelor and takes nected with the Mountain C. 1). eyes. fun in educating young men for the engineering profession. lie is one of t lie The larger girls from 12 to 16 active leaders of the National Electric Light association. His hobby Is gnth Goaslind. Reply State Officials. ering precious stones and wild game rugs, but he is no hunter. Ills fiiends Jon their mothers skirts on goclaim he belongs to more clubs than any mau in the country, being a member - 7 Baseball at 11 a. in. ing to the beet fields. , ' of all the clubs in the various cities In which he oiterutes gas and electric Horse Ball and Racing, Games; Beet thinning is quite profitable companies Air. Doherty is said to be a busy man, so busy, in fact, that his secretary says be has a room filled with Cbrlstmns boxes that be has not had other Field Sports at 2p, m. to girls of the right sizeand ' time to open for the past three years. Grand Ball in Operg, House at Cora ITaneey and. Myr8 ;30 p, m In- e tle Seamons are dustrious contractors. The income HAS AN INJI18- -' TREXELERRATION of this firm in$5.00 a day and as jt , WILL SOON BEGIN has no employees or expenses DONE? F TIC AT each member of the firm deposits $2.50 in the hank every night. The Editor J mat. -Next Tueday and Wednesday beet kings of Hyde Park pay cele' Prof. J. W. Jensen of the State these girls $5.00 an acr$ for thinIn your a pap r ii' a the people of Franklin will lionor in of of brate n the r red g an r pioneers Road Commission said yesterday ning. pc" Carl Jensen of this city who had that thriving little jty, who were that work on the state-roa- d From our conversation with in been fined $25.00 for killing his in fact the pioneers of the State tins county will likely commence Bishop Chas G. Hyde we think isIdaho.. The Governor has of ,h:eken,i through neighbors before the present month is out. that the material and the spiritual poison eaten by them on h:s sued a proclamation setting part The Slate Roa d, Oommiss ion de- good of the ward is the dominant state fourteenth a? a this the premises. I undestanl signated a the state road in this thought in his life. The progress n be he and will called twice had holiday upon party county, the highway from the the ward is making along these officers of the law' far pro- present in company with some county line in Wellsville canyon, lines is everywhere in evidence. tection as his neighbor chick ns of the other officers of the State through Wellsville to Logan and Perhaps the most impressive had beentroubling him all to help make the celebration a then north from Logan along the custom of the Iljyde Park people The complete .program east side of the spring, but the officers seemed to "iicceNS. valley to the is the way in which, they celetwo the for take no actainso Mr. Jenson a days as outlined some state Jine at Cove. It baa been brate all their birthdays. There hard working man 79 years of time ago is as follows. decided to rpend the amount ap- is no town in Utah where children June 14th age took the law in his own propriated' fori tfvis'year bn the show their parents more love on hands and scattered poison on Maishal of the day1 Wm. Men- road between here and Wellsville. their birthday than they do in his own premises for the chick- denhall. There is available about $4,000 ' Hyde Park. ens and. as I understand it 23 Firing Salute and Hoisting all told and in order to make this A few years ago the writer calldied through poisoning. go as far as possible Prof. Jensen ed at a certain 'home in this town Flags at Sunrise. Will someone pleasetell me is Pioneer and Indian Skirmish, will urge the county commission- where a widow was battling with there no protection for a man 8:30 a. m between 75 Shoshone ers to inve.-- t in some dump-cart- s, in and clothing feeding poverty who plants crops and has every Indians from Washakie against and a traction engine if they can a large family. For many years if they cantroT afford the latter she toiled on without a murmur. thing spoiled by his neighbors agff'nst white representing .the chickens continually bothering Pioneers. perhaps one of those now in the Today she is reaping her reward him when he himself - has' his county can be frred. Sir. Jensen in the care and love bestowed upPioneer Meeting at 10 a. m. locked up all the time. This case Temporary Chairman L. L. thinks tlat about twenty, such on her by her doyoted children, e be seems to me to outrageous and Hatch. Who will introduce Judge cart will he needed and then one On her laA birthday, which wras had I been 79 years old myself-- 1 Budge, as 'Permanent Chairman. string of them can be loaded a few days ago her son Alma gave should not have paid the fine hut while the other is being hauled her a beautiful Prayer Jos. S. Geddes. $25.00 rqg' for her out gone to jail and let the city keep on' Choir. Franklin By beginning Singing parlor. Her j'oungest son, Lafay- me and had I had a wife of 77 as nearest d pit,-saithe the ParS. Addrewfe" R. gravel Pioneer ette, brought her one ofthe best this old man has, they would kin on Wm. Nelson. Mrs. Wm. profesror, and hauling the load washers on the market. This hoy had to have supported her at Wright, Alpx Stalker. over the gravel already distribu- remembers when his mother stood lea t while I was serving time. ted we would have a fairly good over the w'ash-tu- b Song Indians. all day to earn ' ' . An Inquirer. d the bread for him to eat, and now he Address lion. John Hailey, road when we' work of putting the gravel on it. Stale Historian. '1eaks his gratitude in his own It is the intention to grade up On Trial for Murder Song by Pioneer Daughters way to the greatest being he New York, June 8. A China- Mesdames S. C. Parkinson and about thiee rods of the road, and knows 'on earth his mother. , then surface about twelve feet of man was placed on trial for his Jos. S. Geddes & Co. mote needed presents Many life here today, lie is Cboe lien, . Pioneer Renrnbcenee Wm. it with properly screened gravel. came from other sons and (laughFrom twelve to sixteen inches of said to he a member of the notori- - H. Smart. ters who have left the parents this gravel will he msed in the ons Four'Brothers tong, which . Singing Franklin Choir. roof to make homes of tiieir own. t the police say has been terrorizsurfacing, the big otnff be'ng put Prayer Thomas Durant. all in the bottom of course and the .'Would that the children Intermission ing the inhabitants7f Chinatown. were ours of wide this land Over finer stuff on, top. Choo Hen is charged with mur. . , 2:30 p. m. . , , der in the fir t degree in shooting Unveiling of vthe Pioneer Vfoun- - In general way Prof. Jensen as good and true to their parents and girls are to death Don Fook Yuen, a mem- ment S. C. Parkinson. Master will have charge of the work.but as mot of the boys in Jiyde Park, ber of, the On Leong tong, on of Ceremonies who will make & the immediate supervision of it be Loin will Mr. of the hands April 1(X Frank, Rooney, who shoi;t address presenting monuMiss Gladys DeWitt went lo renzo Petersen of Hyde Park. who J lives in a Bowery lodging house, ment to the Public. dentified the prisoner as the mao of Acceptance Gov. was appointed for that purpose Pocatello to vsit friends yesterSpeech he saw doing the shooting. day morning. by the State Commis-ion- . Jame; IL Brady. Tug-of-W- ar and other t potts and the Ianmal atti actions. Ilas-ting- y. line-ma- n . To-da- y. - - tem-perme- " wide-awak- m :' 1 (.- t - eer-tia- - . the-roa- com-plete- . t Stanley Sdiaub Loves Delight Lange Nittinger Hungarian Dance Lichmer Heather 'Bells Hazel Knowles Duet Poet and Peasant, Su pie Peterson Stanley Skhaub-William The want ads. that grow hut of the pressure of events jn daily flfe are usually recognizable. an;! usually pretty important as opportunity-clues- . ' k , , |