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Show 4 t'. hKsknT MPENIUF fob u offatnitmi (Coni la aad frant papa ana.) nsumiiT -- EVBNINONEWg TUESDAY SEPTKMBF.R mat 2 1D1D 0 Logan Office ora hr su heart ptl on OampSetete rsssrdlag aee-da-- 1 ahewld be Mia ts J. L. Albs ii A attee.aflk H Jt. Padar. mm A (X. II West Fwet North in. Mae kina 04. Means heUpbena the Laky. hetwrOnv aad fmat Xsa.l Weekly Nwwa aad Chwrwh iiimimip ill. caaaUtutlan ralallva ta edmhetea af hr German tha lata Austrian daputlaa (CMttirart frees wn mi) par Ham at and suggest that If , tka I damaad In daniad Frankfort ahaald OQTUSf, Beph LrW, W. Browsing, Ukn ( Ownur I serve Ms ba eeeuplsd, aeeerdlaf ta tka Journal I Oa4a petwkak I Ttnrpi PaaksL Dave panwU koapaatan fur Ode- - POSn.UlSIEflS OF UTAH M WhUs la prises Richard wrote te tki kaiser, la this kvpMl MW Utah Mum Vrpuuathc, m4 Under Austria League ta pretested hla admiration for iaa. Warn kAlad bk ha hakesasAUs anal aad (k Oerwisns, laid Oarauf I nhaiU u'alaalt land tvsalag hoar 10.- ad hla aarrtaa ta ths Uarmaa Au. (ly I FARII. Mturdey, Auatrlaa aaues, pretested kta legally ta The Avea la tha aouth aad af Oaaka Valla, Aaaaclatad Free.) Tha mentioned tha name of Oirmaa, hta aa now vlriuatty Dther treaty paaoa 1 aaaupaaia af tha asms aar wara rlotlma whoaa daatha many of pur 1U af ka had brought about, aad finish-a- d mtoTllab'?thlf,rS up with aa appeal for pardon Lake, wha auftarad h Crasturs af ttarlaa Wave tha futura of Austria kail aad parnlaatoa ta ka haturallaad league tka left sruei K, W, Blake, poatoCtloa rary largely In tha hand of tha aa a Oermen. Ha wan greeted inapaator of Frara, who wan bruinad of nations. Tha league, that la, would and (peels! Correspond an oa) tka pardon, aad train antarad daae4 aad Mrs, A. Carroll (Pea-forbe able to daolda whether Austria n LOOAN, tape 1. While tha 4 aarrtaa of tha Oannaua. puetmir trees at Muatovtlla, who shall he permitted to Join Oermany aa dan at tha eonvea-tla- a a euoh suffered ooaoldacwkly troae narvouo postmasters' and aa Franoo la opposed to hare today was somewhat disapand many hock, but waa not otherwise Injured. union, aa are BwttserUnd Attempted Assassination I It was ths only thing about The members of the party had been pointing, other countries, there would appear I la aitsndaaoa at tha Utah atate s' to ba little chance of Austria's eecur-tha gathering that waa In any way 1 ex 1 her convection la login. They below tha etangerd of Onoa ires, ha huotad loyal ing permission to terminate expectation. lletenoe as a separata state. should shs started for Ogdaa by way of Hunts-vill- Tho 1C Vyanoh olUaaad ralantlsaaly, arrangement' for tha affair wara tha route up Avon eanyea end doubling hin aftortn for tha Oar so deelrv ln future. . I tha fast aad mans. Ha workad In Belgium,: rendered per at a program Thera aeema to ba general foaling I down Into Ogdau valley. Bowling conference Put tha Bslglae auapaotad him of In paaoa of dissatisfaction along down Cache a rela storm over tho convention mealing proved to ba traaobary and aa attampt waa cl roles with tha treaty, but the eounell00k them aad tha roods were allp- - f saoepUoaal Interest. see all &ada upon hta Ufa ta Brussels. Ha, on virtually had agreed today pary. Near tha mouth of Avon oaa-yo- n. Oov. Bamberger was unable to be howsvsr, aaeapad uninjured, and because there is a general wearilions Mr. Browning had Just driven Bad from tha city, to turn up an and a rainstorm muddled (he present, ness with discussion. over a across a canal aad had h Franah pollooman In Roubelx, rondo And made getting about rather Under tha term of tha traaty Vien- started bridge aa hla when Incline, up angina , whera, howsvsr, ha waa too wall na with its 1.000.001) Inhabitants, died and tha aar started slipping back. bad outside tha paved district of tbs known to ba of any g raat service seotned doomed to lapse Into compar- Ha tha to tho Osrmsns. Aftar lb a Oar-ma- n but the car olty. For this reason tha trip to Lobrake. as applied ative commercial tnalgnlfloenee, rstrsat Rlohard had lha auta a population of only 4,000,000 kept eliding. H endeavored to turn gan oaayon had to ba dispensed with, thars dacity to return to Litis, whirs ha within tha country outside tha city, to It to avoid tho steep grade aad hacked tho highway thars being so slippery wan arraotad. It on to a rlokety pole bridge near the capital, while with Jugosupport tha that automoblttng would have - been Tha traitor wan asked' whsthar and. Hunbridge ha had just crossed. The poles somewhat slavia. Crecho-Slovakl- a ka had anything to oay. In n fait-ortVidangerous. as separate powers, way, or spread apart, aad the oar gave existing gary Tha banquet given was aa unqualivoles ha oommsnoad to Mr. fied enna can hardly hope to recover tha plunged Into tho deep ditch. for tha guesta, though ouooeaa, plead that hla Ufa might - ba drawn from their Denial waa la tha front seat with Mr. business formerly - Spared. - rl oenfeas my guilt'1than expected, war fewer Internationalisation tha If territories.'In Tho manner which tha Browning. la happy mood, and lha addressee deaaid, "but I was compelled to do wara provided for, aa la ex- car tipped was responsible far of Flume g this awful work. Monsieur . le livered wara spicy and Interesting. pected by many quarters, it la pointed them both, underneath. In tha Many of tha visiting he exclaimed, the President, postmasters re out Austria's shrunken commercial In- water, while occupants of ths rear turned to their homes this evening. tears streaming down his face, soma to be would terests paid thereby seat war able to axtrtoato tbamaalvea. but a few remained over to inspect you do not know tha Qermans aa extant but It la generally thought that Members of a near-b-y 1 do. of this section threshing crew some of ths Industries Bpara my life 1 pray you aa a doomed la Vienna capital great a-T- ie, They floated me with whips many helped right (be car and recover ths tomorrow. resa Into and must ralapsa Inevitably - time W. Browning of till 1 heated them Mr. W. bodies Postmaster of Mr aad for Duv Browning idential city. mercy, an I now bet mercy of let Tho bodies war takea first preeldent of the state aaeoota-tlo- you. Only whan I consented to act who later la the day waa killed Hyrum aad then to Logan, to bo prefor them did they ceaaa from to aa automobile eocldent near Avon, pared for being eent homo, Salle For United Statee Your requirements can be satisfactorily taken care of at a moments notice Botkina me. 1 swear that I did Mr. Browning was one of Che most preaided af tha convention. At the not volunteer to do thin work, session ho introduced E. R. Owen first of clttxens Ho Ogdea. prominent Z. 0. M. L Boys Clothes Shop. Mon Dleu, I swear it. PARIS, Sept. I. Cardinal Mercier. a brother of of Logan, who welcomed the visitors Mayor T. S. Browning, of to ths "I have your letter before me, In primate of Belgium, left Parle this absence ths of city. M. Browning, famous gun Inventor a letter Interposed tha Judas, Smoot of Provo, Secretary morning for Brest, whence ha will J. and of M. 8. Browning, of tha Utah Niels LJnd of Midvale In which you offer to do thie aall for tha United States. read tba paper IT was Aseoaiatsd Ha Idaho told tha company. Merelsr know Sugar and of Cardinal work, aay you oa "The Postmaster In War Time." many Frenchmen who are aiding fugi-tive- e Press that ha waa visiting America years old, a native of Ogden, tha son bringing out Interesting facts in tha having been In contact with of Jonathan aad Anno E. Browning, work of tha postmasters during ths H-M forced me to The the great work of the Americans for His fathsr has been dead two score war. lit 4 ! write that,' ha exclaimed pasrelief of ths Belgians during ths years and hla agsd mother died a year Inspector In Charge George Daniels sionately. great war, he wanted to thank them ago last April. Hs has been postman, of Denver, who also was killed when la own soil. written by you early "But it on their ter here since the beginning of Presl Mr. Brownings automobile overturnIn lilt. was the answer. "It the diaouaaJon, giving dsnt Wilson's administration and for ed. followed Ask to see them. The seat, knees "andjbetween the knees are Is written before you bad bePARIS. Sept. I. (Hava) Card!-na- l three years had bean preaddoft of tho some facts toupshow that postmaster trayed any one." Mercier. primate of Belgium, who Utah Stats PostresstsrF association. did more than the average clllaen la reinforced by an extra thickness by patent inter-weavin- j? leaves today for the United States, has Ho Is survived phaae of war work, particularly by hla wlfn and nine every with a delicate mission entrusted been In war -: stitches.- Easr to see they are stronger than the 'ordinary selling seringa stamps. Remove the Traitor In that country by tha holv sea, ac- children. T. O'Dell of Salt Lake spoke body of Mr. Daniel wRl be sent of Georgs kind. One trial proves .they give twice the wear. war cording to Tha Journal. The news- to Ths the stamp campaign In home In Denver, where his wife Utah, over saving Richard was found guilty of paper says that the cardinal will lay andhtstwo which he has presided for him. survive 'He views all ths charges brought against daughters before President Wilson his the peat 11 montha He atated that was 44 years old and had boon In ths school 50TTR DRUG STORE IS AT him. and was ordared to stand up concerning the league of nations. children and postmasters bad ' 4 10 SOUTH MAIN service la ths dock. Speaking slowly, and postoffloe year. more than everyone blse In the done with great dallbaratiort, tha PresiI war sale of in behalf Fate Awaits stamp savings Former Ruler dent of the Court said to tho prisof his organisation hs thanked the onsr Tou are a traitor, a man water eupply and waste disposal, parla the mince of Upper postmastere of Utah for their er Switzerland. of BERNE.' Without any spark of. feelings Sept tlon. Hs stated that hs cams down asitology. first aid, and horns nursing, Another strike typical of the tiriM Austria-Hungaof or Charles Former for love your your country Emperor from a business trip into Idaho to do Tho senior college offers ths following has been called by the Ltlpa wafhas written to w Swiss friend countrymen. In the hour of danadvanced phys courses: Sanitation, Utla rumors ger, when you thought that privately proteatlng against ers, who demand the fetnrn of tjfe One fsatnro of tho convention waa iology, eugenics, dairy baotsrlology, France was crushed, regarding alleged Hapsburg Intrigues a apseoh by Georgs L. Farrell, the social hygiene, special diets, sanitary Upping system.' Last March the sytrb . tartly . offered to aid the ,cnemy He says In the letIn Switxsrland. oldest postmaster la Utah. He was tatlatloa, school sanitation, sanitary defeat upon your, ter that he has always "faithfully kept waiters participated cnthusustloally In bringing the first postmaster of Logan. analysis, spoial food problems, publle his promise to abstain In a general waiters' strike . In ths country. Tou betrayed and sent' completely At the and on health medicine, Card E. banqfiet preventive Joseph to their deaths loyal eons of from politics pblls In Swltserland, was toastmaster. cities for a fixed- scale ul were re vmncd Oerman and Toasts enersanitary I you expanded youf France; adding: to by Roy D. Thatcher and ponded ceuee aad the abolition of Ups. ln the of wsgs la enemy, the os la alien for fata gies Jha present "My ' Dr. George Thoraaa The afternoon Bavaria since last November tK fondly believing tha( her cause land waiting. . FORT I. WORTH. iloa was devoted to discussion and Texas, Sept would triumph." bperatlons of the Soldiers and Wrrl-mtn- s the query box being eon' Will Urge Soldiers Tha man stood transfixed to ths By Cyril Brown . a re- - Oov, W. P. Hobby of Texae, speaking questiona COPENHAGEN, Sept t.-- Ae ducted Daniels: Post by Inspector Councils have coat Industrie!! he Insurance marble a To Renew Lika statue, K1 wants master E. spot. suit of negotiations at Versailles It has before the convention of of Brigham City of Tbo New York nearly 1,000.900,000 mark (500,0U0 ' ths Iron rail remained clutching (Staff OoRUpuadent within tha clubs here again declared himself la gave a paper Tyson bsen decided that Germany entitled District and Wosld-Deaerof tha dock. 000 New,) Correspondence.) at j normal (Special exchange). The Central remainder vor ot intervention by tha Unltad Aocounting." Tba "Remove the traitor!" LOO AN, Sept. 1. Lieut. J. Eastman (Copyright, 1110, by Preas Pub. Co.) I 000 tons of coal to Franca, as com-- 1 'v of the afternoon eeaalon was devoted There ars symptom -through words, uttered by aa officer In - J States m Mexico. tons has been named war risk offiHatch with the 41,000,000 provldto pared unfinished business and election of I f preparations for a show t 'Germany Court, broke ths spell. Richards, Cable will Dispatch.) and take up (Special cer of for d was this terms for "The the the American county - i on used .peace by army offlora unto condemned death, traitor reBERLIN, Sept 1. Thar Is no In- of new fall style In revolutionary The following are the officers elect, ths matter of Inducing soldiers toMost treapr. a German official statement th other ,ida of th Atlaintle t9 forc lYlth a wild shriek, derstood. new their Insurance t( one. reeelved here says. If Germany's to-- 1 ed the rest la sight for Germany, outbreaks, in strikes. In plundering for dustrial ensuing President, "Mon Dleu! Mercll Merc! he ysari to honor the American flag their tal production exceeds tha , present Germany Anderson of Leht; first vies of tho men hero have allowed Joseph fell Into the arms of ths soldiers, a Whoa funeral today reached the expeditions to destroy the 1st hnr level of about 10S. 000,000 tons annual-- 1 Oov, Hobby said, J'and It Is equally president, C. 1 Countryman of Bing Insurance to lap, hut as they will and hla Insensible form- was carOf ths Berlin Borough- - of vests sad 4a -- surprise attacks on It smaller and b resume take to able oamstory of extra cent the Produoper seoond N. lyOO courtvice Mra ried out of ths .- 1 ' president. imperative that It should be uset ham; thorn most Is of amounts that It likely lhe mourners found no Urge seals on agricultural estatestlon, up to ISO. 000, 000, shall be deilv-fBrown of vice third of hfemmotb; the purpose other peo will come In again. Ths local post of NukoIln, red to the Entente, and 60 per cent of p;e t0 respect it onforcing IS as boon This slds of thi president, Mra Sarah Swegton of events tho said had Stlerlf la ths diggers Upper It dug. American Legion now has over 109 gray any extra production beyond that ocB fourth vice president, E. M, ths and elsewhere mere merely a tuning -work will b commenced had gone on strike. amount until the figure provided for in and members and the BpsrtA which show for the While not mentioning his name, Tyson of Brigham City; ap big as a starter. Berlin faces a milk famine this cans, the peace treaty is reached. to news from their Gov. Hobby touchad on tha recant at, treasurer, Niels I4nd of Midvale; ex- with them according Old. Noble Warrum of Ninety Team week, as ths employe ss of ths dairies councils ars scheduled to begin early REGIQNIL tack on John A. Shlllady of Now ecutive commute James A. Irishman of this etty, demand ha Increase of wages of 109 In October. They are counting on To Vote on Treaty Tork, secretary of the National Asso- Balt Lake,M. W. W. Browning ofA. Og-O. of Blair lagan, for many year recorder In tho ciation for tha Advancement of Col- den, J. shortage end on strong poputax per osat and are threatening to coal Brrfoot of Provo, 8. W. Hendricks of aversion hers to heavy taxes as powtemple, today reaohed his nine- - strike. People at Austin. N'PARI8, Sept I. It Is expected In oredI believe a faoe famine, gaa .Lelpetg erful aids In their plans for fomenting Richmond. tleth birthday anniversary. He was In Texas for Texans only official circles that the chamber of to the etrik coal due Z believe that , discontent of tho Bom as do shortage, end many congratulations. Just recipient strongly on vote the peace treaty Texans should deputies will say how tha affairs Saturday according to Marcsl Hutln, of the stats should (Continued from page one) be conducted, ths r""'( of the Echo 4e Parle. And I belters- in sendAndre Tardleu will open the governor said. ehippere Inter- teCapt. regard te pnblio and coat double-chinnnarrow-braineof malnte-lgetafor the government (hie after-nanc- ing any reformer who comes hero acts, wage of labor, and operation and a fair former premier, jt,ne Vivianl, ths end In view of stirring uu of the treaty committee. with turn' upon the value of property. president racial discontent, - back to be fixed by physical valuations of the will make an addresa on Friday and where he earns with a broken commission. Premier Clemenceau will wind up the Jaw H necessary. from, The transportation board would es- debate. tablish ths policy of establishing I The senate will require four aystams, under before voting ori the treaty. Itsittings ts 16 regional railway- for It be- MOUJDEBBEYIS dtatinot faderaj Incorporation.lieved that tljs ratiflcation of the conditions. UNDER ARREST FOR - LOGAN, Sept l. Interest la shown oration under competitive will be promulgated in the OfStreet and lnterurban railway prin- ficial Journal between Sept. 16 and throughout tbs state in the courses In .traffic Sept. IE cipally used for. passenger consolirural sanitation and public health to such from be would exempted PARI8. Sept 1. The Temps today b offered by the Utah Agrlcultural dations which would haro to be apI tell of ths arrest by the British la Sy- - college with the opening of tho fall proved by the Interstate commerce Give Bulgaria Port commission. The board's powers would quarter Sept 16. It appears from Include general supervision of operatPARIS, Sept J.-- ( Havas.) Th received by Dr. B. O. diver- Aegean seaport access to which the of railroads, financing and ing of equipment, Allies have decided to give Bulgaria Ud by the British, who regarded him Peterson, president Of the college pooling sion t traffic, their friend. While before the A letter written by the Odltor of a joint use- of terminals and other mat- under the peace treaty, is Dedeagatch, fas together with tho railway leading ts JI American commission recently, says under tha bill, the Temps, Moujdeb asked fpr ths Utah paper. who waa for some years For seven years, that port protection of France. untarr combination sf --tha .carrisr stats sanitary commissioner of Idaho, Tbo cause for the arrest, as given, states that tha course outlined at the iq eonformanca with tha beard's plan Admonish Rumania was-lh- at If not volunMoujdeb had been guilty of would be permitted. cularlyeom plete and armedaggreselom--ThO-Tem- ps the says (LJU Cs- tarily combined in' seven, years,'conWould Ilk to . PARIS, I The - supreme valuable.-- nt bdafd coultf'rttjttfrs Compulsory lntsnssted I am still as solidation under federal character and council today discussed the failure of take myself, based upon actual physical valuation. Rumania to make written responses to will be, the and always wdrit In this the notes. and council's It is likely tha Division of companies' traffic In my It will "I an in admiral send, bill council the prsach the contlnuea by egrntngs also le authorised near future with an emphatic not MAJOR GEN. CROWDER- letter an th time Under authority of the commission ,.P.r response by which would bo empowered to re- demanding toan Immediate pratd )n direct the council's communiRuma.nl TAKES TREATMENT Thte detriqnC quire connection between water and cations.felt throughout need to ths response rail carriers. FOR HAY FEVER Utah fof expert trained la the probend bom sanitation ROBBERS BLOW SAFE af school teacberetomest COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Sept lem ths to prepare and secure treatment for hay fever, requirements of h PubUe health law 1, To (AND STEAL $20,000 he been which has from suffering for by ths hurt state legislature, Is some time. Major General Enoch H. passed 1 CHICAGO, Sept. I. Five men robon of tbs strongest and most extenhero arrived last Crowder : from alght bed the safe of a branch effior of the In the Institution. The teaching Washington. General Crowder has sive American Express company her early Staff comprise eight members, inelud-ln- g himself car under tha a of placed Prof. R- - O. Porter, M. D. medical today and escaped with between 15,000 physician. No callers are allowed and of students: Prof. Jos. E. aad 1 10.000. The robbers bound ar.d. supervisor several It before will ba hs days grill D.. bacteriologist: Prof. rh. gagged four employeees. onused three Greaves, ou to laid bs able tee anyone his Imths ths safe, charges of nitroglycerin mediate family. While hers General Rsy B. West, C. E.. director of and an in automobile, aad escaped Crowder will , visit his mother, - Mrs. school of agricultural engineering W. Prof. W. Nellis C. Crowder, aad his sister, Mra an expert rural engineer; YOUR..OATI iOA-DETIl- IR, Gcndenvm. M. 8. A., xoolorlst and CROSS AWARD D F, H. Tlnemsa. entomologist: Prof. H. J, Frederick. M D. V. M.. college veterinarian; Prof TO BRAVE MEN in B of chares GERMANS REPORT I 8. Jeses Whttacre, -- -1 nrk In foods end dMetlc: Errs TT J. war The WASHINGTON. Sept. BRITISH WILL Carter. M. 8- - Instructor In bacterioltoday that ogy: and C. J. Sorenson,- p. 8., Instrucdepartment announced TAKE PETROGRAD tor In soology. Gen. Pershing had -- awarded the disIn alt, JO courses are offered by the tinguished service croes to Lieut. S. M. BERLIN, vis London, Sept t. Ger- department. These sre supplemented $ Hankins, Quanah, Texas: Corp. James man report from Riga declare that by work In related departipbnt such K. Moore, RldgwT. Mont.; Privates 5 a British of has as ths Gen. beeterioVirv soology, may Oroogh physiology, Qcavlel Garcia. Davis. Texas. William At proclaimed ts the population of Pe- rie. In the Junior eptiege dlvMoS L. Its asm a w a. A Helena, Neb, and 0 tr ograd that aa attack. ! sheet to be eoiifses are opn InXpathogenie baoJoseph J. Demay, No. 1 C. Washington made upon that city. rural homaijX tsrlology, anatomy, vti You May Have Overlooked i dt 1 U-- d, I at-ta- s Pest-master- r. a, nr hr AShirt,aGap, pin-ntn- Og-de- n, n V a Gollar at Poet-mast- er We Carry the Famous ptaiinS Gei-ma- n; US-11- Texan Favors co-op- ry I Intervention In Mexico you-volun- I Go on Strike InGermany - -- ' A It V X ! et -- or Col-insto- n; I IM 1 d, ed e n- 'ang the-nor- th lUKTiitimini ' j eon-ventl- F armed aggression . -- on 1 M1 - 3 x - Thing for Breakfast or Kovel ftnre deouem AiiAin.av:c3,cAt.D 'Dbaciia thxCccl Grcsxr f tks Fiat QltsniCniqfttO Dcsco Any Mob ttAKf rS. POST TOASTIES Grocers Jwaf 7i5 -- a - S pc&i Program L |