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Show the journal. logan. ut LY i will be veil to that extraordinary efforts rJoney to- - acppmplish their end. Besides, it must be rememberld c every Tueafay, that every vote cast will count in a tttmdattb it Login, Utah, national sense, in the election of Saturday, ini thturdiy For tbese ti tecond-cla-u matter. delegate to congress. reasons, and futbermore for the it is to be hoped Editor. fun of the thing Augustin Gordon, will fulfill Democrat that every and assist in ' 1902 every, political duty SEPTEMBER 23, tueaday rolling up the heaviest Democratic majority recorded in the annals of TICKET. DEMOCRATIC STATE the county. Post-oSic- i -j le ceive the brevets of lieutenant colonel, but the senate has not yet acted upon any of the brevets n growing out of the Spanish-Americai wars. aud Philippine Previous to his departure for the at-- : Philippines, Major Yonng was torney for u number of Salt Lakes leading institutions, such as the Home Fire Insurance company, State Bank of Utah. Brigham Young Trust Company.Utah Sugar .Wagon & company. Machine company, Salt Lake &' Los Angeles Railway Company. He also served as assistant city attorney. He now. represents, among other business interests, the Utah Sugar Company so far as its hold ings in the Bear River Valley are concerned. This is the record of the man the Tribune says isnt as fit to sit on the supreme bench of the state of Utah as McCarty of Sevier. Is there no limit even to Republican - WEEKLY BARGAIN LIST. UTAH SUGAR PER S ACK RICHARD W. YOUNG. For Delegate to Congress HON. WILLIAM H. KING. I For Supreme Jndge For the information of those who may not be acquainted ......... 20 pounds Kngar for...... 0 pounds Sago lor ! ve .rfl.00 pounds Tapioca tor ...... l)rs Laun ry Soap. pounds cleaned Currants. . pounds Hst Raisins ..... Hi pounds Best Rice 8 pounds Arouckles Coffee. . 20 30 10 12 ( I s -- a member of the board of ' Mithis year visitors to the United Btntes the Republicans raadby PUBLISH ID BT academy at West Point this,' the nnterrified Democracy litary catch to centennial the year of the academy, & ENGLAND PUBLISHING CO. of the county napping,- - and that and has been nominated by Presithey will spare "neither time nor dent Roosevelt to the senate to relessees. THE JOUBHAL. y,-.- t. ani-wEzii- 1.00 1.00 1.00 ' 10 10 10 5 $4.85. pouuds. ..ROc pounds . 50c 50c pounds;. bars for. .60c 5lbn for.... 50c tt lbs. for. ..60c 1.00 1 jOtl 8 lbs. for..'. .50c l 00 4 I bn. for ..60c We are headquarters for FRUIT JARS. GET OUR PRICES. , IDIB-ZVCOOID- ljbn S. 20 yards Bert L.L- - Factory. . . .$1 00 10 with yards for 50c 14 yards Indian Head Factory 1.00 7 yards for. .fine the history and qualifications of 20 yards Indigo Blue Calico ... 1 00 HI yards for 50e All wool Dress Goods reduced from 60 to 25c Richard ,W. Young, the Demoper yard. 4 pa'rs Ladies' Black Cotton Hose 25c. Best nominee cratic for Supreme Home-madJudge, Double Width Lindsev 55c per vnr.i. King occupies tie lucy corner we append the following from the from 50c to $8 00 per pair. Our line of' MilBlankets He was iu the congressional flghtT linery, Ladies', Misses and Hnldrens Wraps is the Salt Lake Herald: most complete tube seen in Northern Utah. Prices nominated at Provo. In describing the qualifications always the iheapert. We have a full line of L. D. 8. mendacity!" Garments; our pric s are 25 per cent less than the of is ncft necesit Major Young, The mere suggestion of a series ! Factorys NOT OFFICE SEEKERS. of joint debates upon the Lincoln sary to go outside . the record of his life. Here is a record of and Douglas plan between Messrs. his career from plain Let boyhood. Give us a call. . Remember we are never undersold, Howell and Kearns upon one side thinking, reasonable, independent Although evidence to the conand King and Rawlins on the voters compare it with the best trary is abundant, the Tribune YOURS FOR BUSINESS. other duriug the coming campaign, that can truthfully be said about still insinuates that W. fl. King caused tho cold chills to chase each Judge McCarty. and R. W. Young, sought nomi-- . t W. Richard is of a son Young nation. Upon the day. following other with great rapidity up and A. Yonng, who was a son Joseph convention the , Deseret News down the spines of the two first of President Brigham Young. He the .CENTER STREET, LOGAN, "UT A EL mentioned gentlemen . It is doub.t was born in Balt Lake city in 1858. said concerning this subject ft t t.i '11 of short His whether ful anything early education was received There is an old political adage i .If actual imprisonment could hold at the University of Deseret.Grad-uati- ng to the effect -- that, :!The. office at an early age, . he taught should seek the man and hot; the Jl. ilU. them within the confines of the school at the Richfield, office. That haa'l been present man the state if the Republican; state com- home Is iU of his Republican opponent. aintaind to . date- in f theory, but mittee signified acceptance in their Later the ' man became young prin- bfl not often flgrtned very, promibehalf. cipal of the High School at Manti, nently in political praieticeTnthe after which he served as telegraph case the . made a,t After all, human 'beings are operator at Richfield and at Salt Provoofby the:nomihatftqs;: Herhoerdfic .conyeh much like cattle in ope respect: Lake for the old Utah Centra) tion on Tuesday, it is! (certain that fpOANr. UTAH. they are just as easily '.stampeded. road. the,men. selected;, tai ihffices of , J VJU' In the moment of supposed danger In 1878 Major Young was ap- Supreme Jadgd.aud'RepreSen (stive !:ni -i Latter-da- y Saints Scientific and Normaj'Scboftl. Opens cadet at the military acad- in Congress did not seek the .office", the animal instinct to flee over- pointed T92. Sept; 18, Strobg Feuffy . . Excellent equipment. Work emy, graduating high in his class it was virtually thrust .tip comes the reasoning faculties given in 1882. His first service was as but that accepted-ileaditog Colleges and Universities5 of th'e ..United oh them. The very tgeneral. opinWithout States question. , to man, cause him . to forget the lieutenant in the Fifth regiment, ion that neither of tHrm would acasT justified deplorable effects of panics nnd United States artillery, and as cap- cept a nomination, Cdlegkt Department.:!:-- ! to - (fete istf "tharetyh In all- respects. tain and advocate in acting did not fact the jndge the frequency of false alarms, and by ((latthiyraly; c : ' SlW SCHOOL DEPARTMENT. to crowd forward toVard the near- the law department of the array want to serve.; Thisj. was. no pountil the fall of 1888, when he re- litical fiction rior affectation. They est avenue of escape, kicking, strikCOURSES Classical. Scientific, Normal, ' Business signed from the military service to really desired to - pursue their prieven and ing biting, all who stand practice law, having, during his vate business, as lawyers, of estabMechanic Arts, Domestic and Missionary, giving inin the way, in a perfect frenzy of service in the anny, graduated lished reputation with .excellent struction ia the following subjects: blind, unreasoning animal fear. from the law school of Columbia prospects and ample .opportunities . Pedagogy, Bookkeeping, Theology, Such a panic occurred last Friday college, New York City, and hav- or advancement oh the road to Commercial Law, . t Psychology, been admitted the the to in English, bar and have ing wealth, eminence at a gathering of colored Baptists They r' ' Mathematics, State of New York in the year of acccepted the nominations, which Training, .Stenography, at Birmington, Alabama. Two of the 1884. He has served as a member ' Child Civics, Study,' Typewriting, History a as were made by acclamation, . brethren quarreled over possession of the Telegraphy, Language conncil c memas and which a unanihas to the party city . r ; of a seat.Oue struck a blow, some one ber and vice president of the duty Agriculture, Sewing, mously called upon them for their i Carpentry, Cooking called out "fight! "'others thought board of education, Salt Lake Ci- services. it . Horticulture, Dressmaking, it was fire!" The cry was re- ty. ' ' 1895-6 Physics, Zoology, The Gospel, by . IMPORTANT In Major Young was peated and in a moment two thousChemistry. Botany, the B. H. Roberts, price reduced to general biigadier commanding and people were fighting their way national of Utah. He was 50c. A limited quantity at to the doors like maddened beasts! one of theguard Book Store. three candidates of the On the steps leading from the front Democratic party for jndge of the PREPARATORY STUDENTS MAY ELECT SOME PRACTIdoor bodies were piled to a height supreme court of Utah at the first CAL WORK. FEES, $11.00. state in election he 1895. Then of ten feet, and when the excitecomwas chairman code of the ment subsided it was found that mission which the rea hundred people bad been trampled vised statutes of prepared Utah for 1896-7- . or smothered to death, and as At the outbreak of the Spanish-America- n 3333JI war be volunteered for many more had been injured, some duty with the state . troops and fatally, and many seriously. was appointed captain of battery the Utah light artillery May Democratic primaries for the A of 1898. In July of the same year 4, election of delegates to the he was promoted to the rank of Art lor Sell Llbertr BH county convention which will major commanding the battalion Sell Biv-snominate the county Democratic Of Utah artillery, a position which It ia a problem solved in legislative and regular ticket will he held until the Utah batallion Shoe Economy with A handbe held Monday next; October sailed from theTbilippine islands some balance at the end of home. for the year when Selz School th twenty-ninexcept in Logan, Shoes are purchased excluwas the at Major Young present where they will be held Saturday sively for the children. Manila af and capture participated No manufacturer in the evening. Sept. 27th. The Journal in some thirty other engagements world builds a line of war and shoes as extensive-dura- ble urges a general attendance, that in the Spanish-Ainerica- n handsome the convention may be fully repre- the Filipino insurrection. He low as the and priced sentative of the party. We hope served as judge of the superior reveals the sweetest thought of the Childrenll Shoes Sell court of Manila, the high this year. to see the. convention as enthusi- provost and the childrens needs are est criminal court of that- city, iu day the this most at season of nrgent astic and harmonious' as was the 1898-9- ! Look for the sign of "Selz. Iu May, 1899, he was ap- the To be clad and properly year. State convention at Provo. Every pointed associate justice of the su It marks the PopuIarDealer. cared for is of the comfortably iscourt of the elected should attend and preme delegate Philippine greatest importance: Why try to Selz Shoes for Men, Women and assist in one of the good oil time lands. being afterward promoter let the children get along inwith are Satisfactory Shoes Children conventions of the days of yore to be president; or chief justice of ferior underwear when you can Price Quality Comfort Style. the criminal branch of that court. TYhiie it is true that the principles There he remained until June, 1901, get high grade goods from ns at SELZ, SCHWAB & CX., CHICAQOWorld. such reasonable prices .and with of Democracy are so fiimly when he resigned and returned to Largest Manufacturer ef BootAnd Shou laths our. guarantee that you will get , lished in the. hearts of a large ma Utah-."7 ' J perfect satisfaction! Let us show jority of the people of Cache coun- . Major Youug was the author of a you what we have. .J ty that they cannot be diverted number of important laws pro from their political belief.it is well mulgated in the Philippine islands including the code of criminalpro Factory to attend conscientiously, .to every cednre . which is now in vogue. He political duty in view of the. fact was appointed by President Roose Z. C. M. I, Bldg. SOLE AGENTS,, . i ' HON. RICHARD W. YOUNG. . e On C3AYHALk Inin ! - P 1 "' - ! .... :- . n - 1 , . . I x Wil-rinso- ns The Childrens Hour SEND FOR CATALOGUE School Shoes - . -- - Lop . ilti JAS. QUAYLli - F - |