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Show :r PAGE FOUR iu 1 fransconttnental I FLYING MEN A Bill it . i What Eastern and Western Av iators Are Doing. Paterson, N. J., Sept, ascended at 7 :45 this morning, descending on account of motor trouble after going two miles, lie tinkered with his engine, reascending at 9:20. He was forced to alight after flying only 20 14.-Wa- m , YOUR HOUSES NEED CLEANING NOW the dust, dirt and disease germs" completely5 extracted from Carpets, rugs and upholstered furniture, leaving the house fresh and healthful. The Vacuum Cleaning proce s gives every article in the house a fresh' AIR BATH leaving rooms sweet and clean.- i Dont take up your carpets or disturb the furniture. I DO ALL THE WORK. NO HINDRANCE -- . A The SEE GARDNER The Vacuum Man Phone 647B. : 1 L has been in jail a number of times and has always escaped. Th? Arkansas constable who brought him here took the precaution to lock the prisoners SUGAR MEN ATTENTION hands and feet and throw away the keys. Wlhen he arrived here, : .On Saturday Sept. 16th. All the chains were filed off. of employees and the Logan and . Lewiston Sugar HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE Factories are invited to particiWIFE POLITICS CRAZY pate in a festivities of the annual The respective Sugar Day. Denver, Sept. 13. Mrs, Anna factories will cross bats in an at- Zimmerman of Denver received tempt to dieeide an extended de- notice today that her husband bate, as to who is who in base was granted a divorce yesterday ball. In addition to this there will in Kansas City. In his obraplaint be athletic sports of la diversi- Thomas P. Zimmerman asked a fied nature, and many prizes will divorce, ground that his be awarded. Everyone and wife was politics crazy ted t bring picnic to Johnsons all his earned hard sf)ent salary Grove at 10, oclock in the morn-incampaijjningfor elections in Denn j,5 r, ver. , t.' ; JOSEPH QUINNEY JR. Mgr. Mrs. Zimmerman denies the charge, asserting that the first $5 Of Gary Charged she made for working at the polls With Asking Bribe on election day went to pay doctor biijs for, her husband, who sick at the time, and that war-ranwas 12. A Ind., Gary, Sept. charging John J. Ninoff, then the money looked pretty former commissioner of public good to him. works of this city, with soliciting a bribe of $10,000, was placed in MUCH SUFFERING FROM the hands of Deputy Sheriff Mor- POVERTY IN NEW YORK ris today. The charges are made by T. B. Dean, who last week New York, Sept. 13. There is caused the arrest ef Mhyor Knat-t- s more suffering from poverty in and five aldermen on charges New York this summer than lat ef bribery in connection with yea!1, according to the Association granting a heating fanehise. for the Condition of the 'It h alleged that Nihoff de- Poor.JRelieving The associations figures manded $10,000 of Dean for a show a decided increase in the coal yard, saying that the boating numberof families' dependent on franchise would be granted if . Dean took over Nihoff s coal harity, A striking1" feature is the fact . on-th- e g. -- "j i t, - yard. A statement by A. F. Kmttv brothel of the mayor, was issued today, in which it is charged that the alleged bribe money found in the mayors desk on the day of his arrest was planted there by Dean. CANNOT KEEP HIM IN JAIL. Aurora, Mo., Sept. 13. Sheriff and deputies are today searching for Thomas Carpenter who broke jail here lait night by digging brjck w.all with through an 18-ithe handle of a teasjHxm and a horseshoe. Carpenter was captured at Fayettev.lle, Ark., last week and brought here on a charge of assault with intent to kill. He n. Bell Ind. No About the composition of Remedies PENSLAR Formulas are published for your information. Thats why we can honestly recommend Penslar" Buchu and Palmetto Compound for and Kidney Bladder Troubfe. For sale only by our store. CO-O- P DRUG . CO- - i The Prescription Store i4 W. Center ' far-sight- that intemperance is held responsible for less than 2 per cent of all distress, while 43 per cent is said to be due to sickness. ionise' Dresses ' , merry-go-round- s, ..... ew to at for... parts-arrive- d are Logan A V Knitting Factory Pew Suggestions From Us c c re-bui- TRAINED NURSE IN TOILS OF THE LAW ed. New York, Sept. 14. Helen Watson, a trained nurse from Chicago, only 24 years old and unusually prepossessing, will be aked today to explain the presence in her roon of jewelry, silverware and silk dresses valued at $5,000. Miss Watson was arrested yesterday, charged with shoplifting. The Brooklyn poliee say they searched her and found a great quantity of valuables when Walter B. Devereaux, a wealthy mining operator, informed them that silk gowns and jew-elrvalued at $3,500 had been stolen from his house at Mamaro-reck- . X. Y., which Mis.- Watson h ft on Monday, after nursing his mother. Mrs. Devereaux died Sunday a ini a part of the goods found n Miss Wk on's room were identified hy the son as hav- Distinguished Foreigners To Hunt In America Cody.Wyo., Sept. 14. Prince Nicholas Ghikha of Roumania and Capt. C. Radoliffeof the British army arrived here yesterday on a hunting trip after big game in the mountains south of Yellowstone park. Prince Nicholas, who is an enthusiastic sportsman, has hunted big game in practically every part of the world. - Mystery Telephone The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. v S21 ing belonged to his mother. On the shoplifting charge Miss Watem was held in $500 bail. She said that she came here from Chicago, ambitious to become a professional violinist. She studied her art while earning her living as a trained nurse. Predatory Animals Killed Denver, compiled by ment of the year ending j The bet PER SQ. YARD. - at the A en. Vacuum Cleaning HIGHLY dorsed by health Physicians. WIORK GUARANTEED. PRICES. CARPETS St RUGS 5 74 Paterson, Sept. 14. Jamth es J: Ward, eyouthful aviator, resumed his flight at 9.22. oclock this morning toward the Pacific coast. The first leg of the journey farm buildings are often J Jmercy in his' flight from coast to coast of flames. I when he was made yesterday .r flew from Governors Island againminutes time gained at the outbreak of st buffeting winds to this city. Ward is flying for a prize of $50,-00- 0 a fire means saving the property. offered' by William R. Hearst. criss-cross of Well out of the call on the Bell saves the railroad tracks that led him asJerhe when left tray yesterday precious minutes. sey City, Ward expected no more trouble today in finding his way. ed farmer appreciates its proted- (J He planned to follow the tracks of the Erie railroad and make his ion as well as its economic value. N. first stop at Middletown, Y., time to join the army of progresabout 50 miles away. - There he will get more gasoline and try to sive farmers is now. reach Elmira, 225 miles from todays starting point, before nightConsult our local manager fall. Middletown, N. Y., Sept. 14. Ward, the aviatbr, after descending yesterday, resumed hisjlisht and landed here at noon- .Six thousand people were on hand to greet Ward when he alighted in a big field. The aviator was in the best of spirits and expects to make fast time after leaving here. The machine work- ATTRACTIONS AND EXHIBITS AT THE BIO COUNTY ed badly after leaving Paterson, 4 FAIR s compelling him to alight once near Southfield, N. Y. (Continued from page one) . Aviator Bob Fowler so the dare devil feats can be Building New Aeroplane seen well. With the Wild West of Superior Quality and of the Best WorkShow, all the exhibits, Colfax, Cal., Sept. 14. Aviatand other attractions will or Robert G. Fowler and his .mebe Closed out Once. Now is manship give a good evenings entertainchanicians began construction of ment. Your Chance. biplane today from the There will be plenty of refreshof the machine wrecked parts ment and lunch booths on the $2.50 Dress for.,.. $1.60 $4.50 Dress for.... $3.00 Tuesday, the second day of Fow grounds in order to accommodate Dress $4.00 $2.65 $2.00 Dress for. ... SI .35 lers flight from San Francisco to the public any time of the day. Dress $3.50 for.... S2L35 $1.50 Dress for,.,. $1.00 New York)! New These booths and all. concessions $1.25 Dress for $3.00 Dress for. . . . $2.00 today from Ogden. Except for a will be restricted so they cannot 85 'light soreness of one leg Fowler charge exorbitant prices; .There ;s uninjured. Good Until Saturday These Prices will also be quick transportation The aviator is the guest of Col to and from the grounds to make eax. The CMfax Gun club has September 16. it convenient for the public, ontributed $250 and the citizens mailA circular letter has been aiother $250 to help him defray ed to all the bishops of the wards the expense of reconstructing his in the County requesting them to biplane. Excursions conducted ask the different associations to by the management of the nar take hold of the Womens Work row gauge railroad running out as outlined in the Premium List of "here will add to this fund. and get the women of the wards Fowler said he would be ready to make exhibits at the Fair. Peoo renew his journey Saturday ple who exhibit in this departand that his mechanicians' told ment will send their exhibits to him that possibly he would be ab-- Mrs. L. C. Farr, 385 W. 1st South. to tart earlier. lie said he was Logan. onfident that he could make the All the exhibits will receive C When you want a Good House See us first. trip over the Sierras. His experi- the best of care and will be proof ence C When you want Fire Insurance See us first. Tuesday taught him that perly arranged in the Exhibition i is 'n high altitude When you want a Farm See us first. neee&sary Building. A circular has alo o increase the supply of air been mailed to all the horsemen When you are looking for Bonds See us first. which feeds with the gasoline as asking them to bring their horsthe rare air does not feed fat es. Good vstalls, sheds, and plenty enough through the ordinary val-v- e of hay will be furnished free of to make satisfactory combusWe should like to see harge. tion. the big line up of horses that we The machine will have had at the Horse Fair lat May. a larger valve than ordinarily us- The TO YOU. TO rd - r N. J., miles.- -' AH - al 16, 1911. killed by rangers on the forest! reservations. The greater part J of these were killed in Colorado. playSettle, er, and well known here,-i- s new running a paper called the Dry Farmer at Bancroft, Idaho, and in a recent issue he gives a glimpse of the doins in upper ten-dothere. He says: Emil Anderson is preparing to have a big time tonight. His new residence on his ranch just northwest of town is completed and. he is going to celebrate the event by giving a skankadoo, whatever that is. The editor and his wife will take their lives in their hands, and venture out to this one, so dont be surprised if there k no Dry Farmer next week. Wfe intend to go heavily armed in order to protect our' selves in case of emergency. After the splurge he said: Did you ever go to a skankadoo " Well, if you havent you never want to pass up an opportunity to go to one. At Emil last skankadoo Andersons Friday night there was a large time crowd and the darndest music was There ever saw. you end dancing until the wee hours f the morning. One of the most enjoyable features of the evening was the singing of Miss Elizabeth White.- This little lady possesses one of the sweetest contralto voices we have ever heard and her. singing is remarkable for a child her age. The Andersons are surely good entertiners and we would .like to; go out there to a skankadoo each week. t ; Ex-offlci- Saturday, September that 1,584 predatory animals were j is THUEIII'-UTES- ' JOURNAL, LOO AN. UTAH THE TR 14. Figures Sept. the forestry depart government for the June, ll, 1911, show R you go Gunning Game or you win th - Business a. nad I Childrens Haircutting 15c Papas Court House, Logan. 25c, opposite FOR SALE CHEAP Baby bugPhone in condition. good gy 93 JZOGA1ST, red. FOR RENT or sale on easy terms four room house, furnished. all necessary comforts. Can be divided. Enquire 291 S. 2 E. &TAIT. COME TO OGDEN BAGGAGE TRANSFERRE- DTo any part of city. Household goods moved. Piano moving a specialty. Bell phone 448 R. September 22 to 30 of 14 A house FOR RENT a for suitable boarding rooms, h use or can be used by two or more families. Enquire at 242 South First West St-.- FOUR STATE FAIR AND INTERNATIONAL SHEEP SHOW And visit the she $2.50 TO $6.00 CARDON J. CO-- , 41 N. MAIN W Others JO 1 to $1.50 jL ' WRITE WESTERNSLOPE Nursery company bf Grand Junction, Colorado, for catalogue and price list. Apples 11 cents. Pears. Plums and Cherry 14 cents. M 31 n eqd in g artifical limb, will give Best'of Service JL AGED , Six Big Races every afternoon. , Chas. F. Walsh Aviator, by Aeroplane Flights daily j , Registered Daily Cattle Show and Auction Sale Don Philippinis famous Italian Ban'd of 44 pieces . Concerts every Afternoon and Evening t Biggest Sheep Show in the- world. Send for Premium Lists Get your Exhibits Ready , One fare for tile round trip on all Railroads at Sedentary or Suitable Work in return for Board and Lodgiog, ets, or equivalent renumeratioft. JBB8BE2S3S1SSB E. R. 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