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Show PAGE TWO THE . TRI-WEEKL- Y JOURNAL, LOGAN, .UTAH. Saturday, February 12, 1910 Cne thing, the franking privilege of con merchandise of varying bulk and weight, at ares man has been greatly abused. Hundreds rates so low as to appear ridiculous when comY tL't r.s ot printed matter hot valued or read by pared with iur high postal rates, and yet the PUBLISHED is dripped free through the mails, postal departments are AND ENGLAND PUBLISHING-C- O 25 NORTH MAIN STREET .and the senders itave been known to use the What our potal system needs is theinjec-tioEntered at the, ewr tueda. mails for the A PICTURES, SONGS AND MUSIC i of the methods 'employed in private busishipment of bulky articles for Utah, ut and 7:00 P.M. Performance Logan. Thursday Evening Saturday Matinee 2:30 P.M. Saturday, unal use. 3 ness into the service, and - the deficit would peu second-c!ass matter asm as It cols also, to ship the tons disappear. iL f EDITOR of reed that due annually distributed, in av maAUGUSTUS GORDON, . CITY EDIT&R jority of eases to those who have no earthly Today the thoughts of the nation are turn- P, J. MARSHALL, WHEN A LITTLE HELP IS NEEDED use for them residents of cities who own no ed toward that typical American of a past geneSUBSCRIPTION RATES. We are always ready to offer sug-- ' V the-oand and besides, puts a crimp in the business ration, Abraham'' Luiclhf, show the WTcan ' gestions. By Carrier. you f legitimate seedsmen . hundred and first Anniversary of his birth. 1 3 Months latest and most popular styles in r 90c Then, the government enters into competiti Born in the most humble circumstances and 6 Months $L7' on with printers all over the stationery, and all the little de-- . country in the re- reared in an environment tending to create $3.50 turn 12 Months tails that make them so that only r.. stapip envelope line, and this is how it nothing more than good backwoodsmen, his an experienced dealer is acquaintworks: Th government, buying the envelopes thirstYor knowledge was so insatiable that it By Mail ed with. When you come to our 75c Tn the first place by hundreds of millions, pur carried him across the great gulf separating 3 Months store we are always ready, to give 6 Months $L50 chases them at a rate that no' private printer such an one from the society of the cultured you the benefit of onr knowledge 12 Months ... $3.00 could obtain, and the stamp and return address and great, anl landed him in the presidential -when bpying at. are imprinted at one operation, the latter print- chair at the gravest crisis in the nations his.When not paid in advance, 50c per year r additionaL ing being given practically free. The envelopes tory. In the cause of the right as God gave on Furnished Rates are then frankedTthrough the mails and deliv- him to see the right, he was unswervablp, inApplication Advertising THE REXALL STORE ? ered free of tran portation charges to the one flexible ; and although the horrors of war made POSTAL DEFICIT. ordering them, at any place covered by the ser- his heart bleed, he maintained that eause unTHE - The postal deficit is occupying a great vice. r As a salesman this gives the government til, after a long period of suffering and purifi- deal of public attentjqp these days, and many in advantage over any private printer, for in- cation, the nation emerged stronger, firmer. are the bills stance the firm of Earl & are the remedies suggested. England in Logan, of more indestructible than ever. With malice I , that will be introduced. It is a this transporation. Most of the envelopes made toward none, with charity toward all, was the fact that rural free delivery costs immensely in this country are manufactured in Massawhich keynote of his character and more than fire regions affeeted'Tetnfn to the chusetts', and the cost of their theretofore settlement a of the he for laid.down transportation department in postage. Millions of lo s may be i Logan by freight amounts to fully fifty cents existing differences. As one writer has expressaccounted for in this way; but then, no class It costs the government more than that to send ed it: He had the brain of a sagethe forecontributes more generously toT the expenses of them by mail, hut envelthe ofJhe they really print sight of a prophet, the inflexible-purposthe government than do the farmers who re- opes free, give the of benefit the historic leformers and the tender! heart of a purchaser the Shirt Waists, Skirts and Hosiery, ceive the benefit of this service, and it has been, ov first cost then deliver them for nothing; mother. His name and fame are imperishable, of inestimable Jrehefit in the the Lowest and thi ; delivery adds many figures to the being sold isjiow and will but "grow brighter with the passing of news and intelligence, and a great faetor in ' ' Possible Prices the years. It is meet that today we should in communities and rural making buildingtip The gravest- trouble, however, is that the honor the'savior of the Union and its first thejriudents more contented with their isolated government pays the most extortionate prices , We also have the Largest Line of L. D. S. martyred president. sition. for the 'transportation of the mails. Every tGarments in Northern Utah Some advocate the denial of second elass fourth The naive conceit of our neighbor up the V year, at a season when mail transportaprivileges to the magazines, became 'o much tion is unusually heavy, the mails are weighed street is amusing. When it imagines that anyof their bulk is devoted to advertising; bat real during a certain period, and upon the weights thing it could say could have the effect of silenc ly in this age the people lead, the advertizing shown during that time js based the rate to be ing The Journal, it reminds one of the nerve in search of bargains in various lines, and the the paid railways securing the contract for the exhibited by the flea which imagined the lion increase in the general business of the counensuing four years, and the price is always by whose skin it infested, moved or roared in retry will .more than offset the added cost of traps far too high. It is so high that the National North' Mam sponse to its infinitesimal command. Still, if, portation, and besides, h a material faetor in Monthly say:; of it : like the flea, the exercir-- of its imaginaton deA AA A A reducing the cost of this class of literature to The 'people send mail on a certain train, lights it, far be it from us to' deprive it of sech V V AA VV the public. In fact, if the advertising were and the express companies privately owned, cheap, though illusory, pleasure. s eliminated, the cost of many of the sends express matter on the same train. magazines would be prohibitive. . And the people pay on that same train for . DONT HESITATE Republican eithicsand example both indiThere are, however, many abuse", of thepos-Ta- l a of mail four times as much as the ex- cate that our g. o. p. mayor and council mempound to wear glasses if you really need service' that might be stopped and many press eornapnies pay for a pound of express bers are but getting a dose snh as their party them, because you are afraid they economies that could be instituted. Probably in matter. has often prescribed withjme assurance that it will not be becoming to you. This the aggregate these would, if conducted as priIn every European country, in addition to was good for those for whom it was destined; is a mistaken idea, for glasses frevate business would be, wipe out the deficit and what we consider regular mailable matter, the so why not swallow it gracefully and declare quently improve ones facial ap prabably even create a balance of profit. carries millions of packages of I it good medicine ? parcels poit pearance. They add a look of intellectuality to the ordinary coun-tency COL. SWOPES DEATH Gentlemen, have you arrived tive capsule which electric the and preceded drowning light First see your oculist, for CAUSED BY POISON at a verdict? death only a short while, refused power lines in the vicinity of the his professional advice. to the coroners jury Place de lOpera. 7We have, replied Samuel II. to Col. Kansas City, Feb. 9. VVENDELBOE C. While service has been resumed Woodson, the foreman, who then and refused even to be sworn. Swope came to his death by rea the document. The scene lasted only a few on several sections of the subway, of strychnine administered in moments. In that time more ex- the management bolds out .no the he coroners We, jury, a capsule by Dr, B. C. Hyde, but read, summoned citement occurred than (for two hope that the main line passing urgently to inwhether by felonious intent or not St. Lazgre station will be restored means Thomas II. what days. quire by "we, the jury, are unable to say, a It find was Swope came to his death, space of time in which for another month. It lacked just a few minutes of from the evidence adduced before pulses beat with, excitement and being an hour after the end of the in and from our knowledge, that in which the eyes of jurymen, inquest when it was announced sad deceased came to his death by1 spectators, witnesses and even that the jury was ready to report. the stenographers forgot everystrychnine poisoning, and we beAfter the six jurors had taken lieve said was thing else except to direct their at strychnine poison their seats Coroner Zwart asked: adminitered in a capsule at 8:30 tention to the figures which may oclock a. m. on the day he died determine an arrest in the death Millville by the direction of Dr. B. C. Hyde, in the case of Col. Swope Frank whether with felonious intent we, P. Walsli, Hydes attorney; Dr. B. F. Zwart. county coroner ;Vir-g- il the jury, are unable to decide. The leading of the verdict eaus Conkling, prosecuting attorMuch of the chronic lameness ed Dr. Ilyde involuntarily to start ney of Jackson countv. and Dr. in horses is due to neglect See that your horse is not alfor ward.in fyis chair. Ilyde.' lowed to go lame. Keep Sloans Turning to John Ml Cleary, one Liniment on hand and apply at The peculiar of his attorney 8i Dr. Ilyde asked ; the first sign of stiffness. properties of Its wonderfully penetrating Chamberlains Cough Remedy What does that mean! goes right to the spot relieves the Mr. Clearly explained that the have been thoroughly tested dursoreness limbers up the joints and makes the; muscles elastic jury was unable to determine ing epidemics of influenza, and and pliant fiom the evidence presented when it was taken in time we E. Heres the Proof. whether there was any intent to have not heard of a single case t Mr. G. T. Roberts of Resaca, Ga., of 2 kill .or not. pneumonia. R.F.D. No. i. Box 43, writes : I hair Compound 4 , used your Liniment on a horse for Dr. Hyde nodded. y De Forest, Wis.and effected a thorough cute. I alRIVER he I said. SEINE RISING see, AGAIN so removed a an on a mule. This After spavin opera, spavin was as large as a guinea egg. In tlon four years ago That was all the comment he estimation the best remedy for lam. my i had pains down- made. . ness and soreness is Paris, Feb. 9.- The river Seine ward in both sides. has risen nine inches here during attorneys 40 acres choice farming land at New Cornish Station with full tor wanted me to soon were walking down the the 24 hours ending at noon today water right have another opera- street on their way.to luncheon. A owing to yesterdays rain and mel tion. I took Lydia E, 400 acres in Blue Creek, at $10.00 per acre a snap. Pinkhama Vegeta- - crowd of several hundred persons ting snow. The hydrographic de320 acres in gait Wells or Speing Valley $3000.00 1PO I am entirely cured followed, talking of the case and partment predicts a continued rise BONDED ABSTRACTERS FOR GACIIE COUNTY of my troubles." what the future steps until Friday when it will reach a predicting M. of Gibbs, J J FIRE INSURANCE Lawrence, Kans., Mrs. Auguste Vespermann, De For. R.F.D. No. 3. writes: height of more than 22 feet at the Vour Linimight be. est, Wisconsin. ment is the best that 1 have ever used. American The Surety Bond Is the Safest in the World for you Another Operation Avoided. - After the verdietr Prosecutor Point Royal and equal the flood I had a mare with an abscess on her neck For years I suf. New Orleans, La. to loan on farm property with optional payments. $300,000.00 and one 50c. bottle of Sloans Liniment fered from severe female troubles. Conkling said he had nothing to level of 1882. entirely cured her. 1 keep it around all .the time for galls and small swellings .Finally I was confined to my bed and say at this tiniejii to the course of Although confident there is no and for everything about the stock." the doctor said an operation was neces. danger of a repetition of the resary. I gave Lydia E. Pinkhams Veg- hk office. Sloans Liniment etable Compound a trial first,- and This'veidict was rendered at 1 cent disaster, authorities are takwill kill a- - spavin, Mrs. was saved from an operation. curb or splint, reXii-ill! Kerlerec St, New o'clock this afternoon by the ing thorough precautions. The lev. Petrous, duce wind puffs and Orleans, La. coroners jury at Independence, cl of the parapets at low places swollen joints, and Thirty years of unparalleled success after being out one hour. confirms the power of Lydia E. Is a sure and throughout the length of thl city speedy hams Vegetable Compound to cure Into intenVf is for fistul, the raised remedy being superlative hastily by improvis female diseases. The great volume of . sweeney, founder sity went the Swope inquest to- ed dykes. and thrush;.1 The return of high water t day, into the darkness of the eon- Vegetable Compound Pric$ 60c. and $ 1.00 disa remarkable remedy for those jucture and mystery was again tens to retard greatly the wok of ftldMMla lNok M tressing feminine illi from which so carried the deaih of Col. Thomas heree, hep repair which is progrers. The mmI many, women suffer, peatltrjr AMrtN If you want special advice about Swope. For, Dr! B. Clark Hyde, waters which, had dropped jbelow Br. Bari 8. Sloan, your case write to Mrs. Pink bam, physician to Col. Swope on the the mouths of th sewers are agh t Lynn, Mass. Her advice is Boston, Kut, U.I.JL and always helpful. day he die, prescriber of a diges- - in pouring into the conduits, THE. JOUR (N,L - 1 - n io&t-uthu- v jon-iilergbl- e, A this-bein- f ne g' , . r w - Riter Bros. Drug Co. s well-know- n the-bas- Our Large and Complete is t -- e Spring Ljne f, de-hei- f t. of t at f . t , CALL AND SEE US - ? f? f LOGAN KNITTING f FACTORY f e Wo w firsf-das- i e. ( , te-dif- M. Orchard Land j One of the Coming Industries of Cache Valley 50 Acres South of SAVED h I fe Stops Lameness $2500. Terms, PROM AN 80 Acres Near Wellsville $6,000. Terms. OPERATION There are. others By Lydia Vegetable HATCH arid WILOE Pinkhams swee-ne- , - - Sloans Liniment -- Some Very Fine Farms -, v ( - y i j r |