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Show 1.. gatnrday,-Jn- 1909- e TUB - College- Ward College Women as - fax The people pnrad mi proxid They are He once more at large the man a1io sajs Is it hot enough College ward are for of their large, Mrs horses hunie-uiR'imported rtcb fanns, wells. The wa- & rrood flowing is CCK)1 She n from these drink erw ISC their is only nure and it - fone JuJe e . w it at Brangham iiHoje,-hdvu- 4 . i aime-- ig .. esday evening quite weak but the J is l cultivating giving evidence 'Every farmer acres of beets. oi much better. to ixtlnig forty from ten 'has one hundred and Hansen Ears The Booster!, go to Wellsville Besides this there is eighty acres. beet well Japanese kept today to play the Patriarchs. It a large, is likely that there will be some farm. tlie ownes changes in the line-uJames A. Anderson of imported largest' number The is still rising and is Worses. the hrst doing a good deal of damage. IPs Shire mare took the first Several of the bridges were and Canada prize m Salt Lake City at the threatened with destruction but prize b it is thought that they will be Utah Fair. "Ward saved. The farmers in College and read up keep to find time If you wish to buy, sell, rnt or one exrith the times With hut on are called we exchange stocks, ranch, farm, or ception all that in Utah or Idaho, subscribers for one or the other city property ' A. write or sec Allen Heal Estate Co. of our county papeik . Logan, Utah. q,th-rwhi- abl-i- p. -- demented tramp HIS THROAT CUTS Home Makers ' jou'f John Ricks of Benson and Miss Elvira Kallstrom of this city were married in Salt Lake on The bride is a Wednesday. Mr. Charles Kallsof daughter trom of this city. Mji .. i uugoLthe uitire family to the rd hooks and other is the the ng of this educational function, ait-- man a fafnilv in the humblest walks of life seeuies in this the mte.ligent action of the mother, a satisfaction which lasts them all their bves and is transimttyl to their . desceudcnts V That which we do which is of most worth to the world gives us the must satisfaction What is more beautiful than to see a mother surrounded by her children all listening to a story, each thought of which is uplifting, and ns more pleasing aud again to a mother than to satisfying watch her children grow. The strength of the nation is dependent upon the strength of the home, and as President Boose-ve- lt remarks When all is said it is the mother, and the mother only'w ho is a better citizen even than the soldier who fights for his country. The successful mother, the mother, who does her part in rearing and training aright the boys and girls who are to be men and women of the next generation, is of greater use to the comif she only munity would realize it, a more honorable. as well as a more, important position than any successful man in it. u telligent The evening reading-- , most Cal iabli time for - in- dis-chai- : v g wav,-throug-h wih-a- - n e, fi-- i SHOE BARGAINS i ' and-occupie- 0 0 v? (Continued From Page Oue) Lake, June 2. Passengers train from Layton on the Salt take & Ogden- railroad this morningVere horrified to see a man sitting near the e have been The local news-boytrack, at a pom Abet ween Layton and Kaysville ,in'the act of cut- the guests at the Carnival Shows the past few evenings of Mr. W. ting his throat. E. M. Whitesides of Layton who B. Evans, the dumb newsboy who travels with the shows. The local was coming to Salt Lake prompat Kays- newsies are very grateful to tly notified1 Dr. Ingram ville' and together they went in their traveling' colleague for the treat. search of the man. When found the- man was bleed Or in the words of Tennyson : The Capitol election occurs on ing profusely from his wounds Womans cause is man's; they and had cut hik clothing into Tuesday nektHiave you made up rise or sink Shreds. He was with difficulty-take- your mind- howNyou are going to Together, dwarfd or god-likto the hospital at Layton vote 1 Give Ogden 'a ohance is our bond or free, where he now is and the chances advice. In other words, vote NO. For she that out of Lethe scales of recovery are said to be good. with, man Mr. James H. Hill, of MCndon It is believed that the man was TThe shining steps of nature, a tramp addicted- to the morphine who suffered a stroke of some shares with man habit. He was in such a condition sort while on his way to - Stax nights, his days, moves with when found that it was impos- Valley, has recovered sufficiently ini' to one goat," sible to secure any coherent state- to be about again, although he is Stays alkthe fair young planet in still far from well. ment from him. her hands be smalk slight natured, she If Those gold pieces in the F. W SEWER AND DRAIN PIPES miserable, Thatcher Cos window look most C IIow shall men grow I Some fortunate indiviWadman & Burnham, tinsmiths attractive. them off tonight. Or 'what higher tribuiexcould and plumbers, have accepted the duals will carry be paid to woman than the agency for the Ogden Sewer Pipe com- Prince while Thurston Mrs. Jane paid to his mother whefo & Ck Co. they have already reher home the other day he said : ceived a carload of vitrified sewer ing out' of broke her arm in three Not and fell pipe, irrigation pipe, farm drain pei feet, nay, but full of was aid medical Prompt places e other tiles fire clay and tender wrants, she is doing quite as articles manufactured by the com secured and No ami el, but a dearer being, all well as could be expected the lady dept pany, for all of which there is a is sixty- one years of age and the In in Cache demand couny, instincts, breathing Parangel growing serious a therefore is very and in the manufacture of which injury adise, the corpodation referred to en- one. Interpreter between the Gods men, joys an enviable reputation for Zeppelin Airship Descends ir the corporation referred to Who looked all native to her Friederishchafen, June 2. The place, and yet prices. Any who contemafter having On plate using any of these materials Zeppelin airship, tiptoe seemd to touch upon a from its made stages 'by easy way do will well to consult sphere Geppingen, arrived here at 6 Too gross to tread, and all male W A DMA N & BURNHAM1, oclock this merping and descendminds perforce . . 71 W. Center St., Logan-ed successfully to the floating Swayd to her from their orbits Constance. of the lake shed on as they moved, ADVERTISED LETTERS The damage sustained at the end And girdled her with music of the of Sunday prolonged flight United States Post Office Happy he with, such a mother.? will be repaired toand . Logan, Cache County, Utah, day. June 3, 1909. CHANGE OF BUSINESS. Nelson-- Miss Estella THE BEST REGULATOR Notice is hereby given that the Geannettl, A. Bedford!, J. D. We promise to return every business heretofore conducted by If the above are not taken away cent paid us for Rexall Orderlies John Johnson & Son under the within two weeks from date they if they fail to satisfactorily re- firm name of the Bateson Grocery will be sent to the Dead Letter lieve constipation. They are eaten has been sold to Christian Fonnes-bee- k Office at Washington. and Victor C. Fonnesbeck like candy, are particularly good continue the same at No. will JOSErH ODELL, Postmaster. for delicate persons and children, who do not gripe or cause nausea, and 5 North Maim Street under the "We have retained FISHING TIMES COMING may be taken at any time of day same name. accounts and will pay all bills And the place to buy fishing or night without any inconveni- all -tackle, waders, gum hoots, tents, ence whatever. We want you to up. to and including May 31st. The undersigned ' bespeak for euns, ammunition, and1 everything Rexall Orderlies at our risk for fishing or hunting, of the try because we are positive they will the new firm the same generous right kind1 at the right price, is at do as we claim." Two sizes, 10c patronage .they have enjoyed durB. M. .Rolfeens, First North St:, and 25c The Rexall store. Riter ing the time they have conducted Logan. the' business. Bros Drug Co. 'JOHN JOHNSON, EUGENE JOHNSON, STATE LANDS 5,000 ACRESAuction Dated June 1, 1909. To be sold at atBurley, X Idaho op- June l5th.Reduced rates EXCURSIONS EAS' 3 the will be made via Oregon Short i Line Railroad tickets on sale Via Oregon Short Line. for from Idaho and Oregon points baby To Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, June 13th., 14th., and 15th., from Monkeyland. With Utah and other points June 12, Chicago, St. 4 Louis and . other 5, 11, 12, 16, and 13th, and 14th. Ask agents for points, June Shows. .See 2fith. Agents for later dates, rates, or write W. T.Jack, Burley, rates and further particulars.- Idaho for furtherparticulars. semi-nud- JesteLJ The L also () JOURNAL, LOGAN, TTAJEL TRI-WEEK- bri-ck- A "O V m 1 2- - n 10 Big Bargain Bins of ' Shoes, e Piled Out on Tables, Many Marked S 0 at HALF REGULAR PRICES Vi - ?- - , ? 2 19 2 11 Trotting Record I s Bargains in Shoes for Everybody L i Exhibition Mile In Consideraiton of Size, Conformation Speed, Action, Beauty and Intelligence, The Jester is the Grandest Standard Bred Stallion in the State of Utah. Tabulated Pedigree with full description mailed on application. Address: M. THATCHER JR Manager 46 West Center St., Logan 9 o 8 OPPOSITE THE TABERNACLE 0 , 0 0 0 JUNE OUTING NORTH Via. Oregon Short Line R. R On June 19th. Greatly reduced rates to Northern Utah,, and Idaho points; long limits. Ask agents for further particulars. ACRES STATE LANDS To be sold at Auction atBurley, Idaho on June 15th.Redueed rates will be made via Oregon Short Line Bailroad tickets on sale from Idaho and Oregon points 5,000 Monster Shoe Sale! Continuing During Carnival Week, I Will Sell all Shoes and Oxfords at a Reduction, and in addition will Give Away June13th., 14th., and 15th.,, from Utah and other points June 12, 13th,., and 14th. Ask agents for rates, or write W. T.Jack, Burley, Idaho for furtlierparticulars. EXCURSIONS EAST Via Oregon Short Line. To Denver, Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis and other points, June 4, 5, 11, 12, 16, and 26th. See Agents for later dates, rates and further particulars. . OLD PEOPLES REUNION The various Old Folks committees of the Cache Stake should begin to make preparations for the conveying of the old people in the various towns to Logan on June .eleventh, when a -r- eunion of the Old Folks of the Cache is to' be held in the Nibley haltx The old Logan- Tabernacle choir under .the leadership of Prof. Alexfewis will sing. Other features of the program will be announced later. in Cash x For particulars see my window ED. SEL1GMANN. The Shoe Man THE COSY CORNER MAIN AND CENTER STREETS The Cache Valley Lumber Company 259 South Main Street, Logan L. 0. SKANCHY, Manager Full and Complete Line of Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors and Windows, Front Glass Doors And Cottage Windows, in all 1 f t Styles and Varieties -- 0. W ATTENTION W. $25.50 o-- en-fa- -- -- of Camp747 Woodmen of the World are Requested to meet at eight oclock, Sunday morning, June 6th, at the Logan camp hall, to take part. in the cermonies attendant upon the decoration of the graves of Woodmen Logan- cemetery. T. H. GREENHALGH, Clerk. All members If you wish to know what your home will cost complete, we refer you to W. R, Skanchy and Helmer Peterson, the Contractors. Will find them at our yard. in-th- LOST A pair of rawhide bridle reins. Finder please return to tv Grocery- and be rewarded. - Cardo- n- Jewelry Wedding Gifts Will, no doubt, occupy attention during - your the next few weeks. In making a selection it is y well to remember is representative of good- taste and is always received with the warmest apthat-Jewelr- - - " preciation." The Carden store, with its large stock, affords unusual advantages ,to buyers of WANTED! wedding gifts. be-ith4 prices here will be found lower than elsewhere. At any time convenient to yourself, it will be a pleasure to have you here as a guest. - Parker 41 N. M&AIN. TT I A THE WESTERN MONTHLY The only magazine of national importance published! in the west, (Utah) will issue a special edition in August which will be known as The Utah Special. This number will deal exclusively with the history, industries, development and other matters of interest in Utah. Itscireulation,- will exceed 50,000 and- will advertise Utah from' west to coast and- from the Great Lakes to the Gulf. Every city, town and hamlet in Utah will be covered THE WESTERN MONTHLY WANTS A COVER DESIGN SUITABLE FOR THAT NUMBER Any person sending one dollar for1 a years subscription may ' compete. Artistic ability is not required.' We want ideas, not drawings or cuts. What do you think would be a suitable for a Utah magazine, published for Utaht Send us your answer with your subscription and if your idea is accepted we will ' . ' pay you $100 in gold. . send We make the further following offejy-vvityour subscription us the names of three of your friends and we will send each of them absolutely free of charge tt copy of the Utah number of The Western Hbnthly. Subscribers may send photographs of scenes of local interest. All accepted will be paid at special rate de-sig- ''' m - GET TOGETHER! AND BOOST UTAH . Address: CONTEST CLOSES JUNE 30, 1909. COVER DESIGN CONTEST, THE .WESTERN MONTHLY SALT LAKE CITY |