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Show e advertises, frAny store that that artkle yu joday, the inan is today, to boy want teresting store to yon. The interesting stores advertisements are interesting. And, as yu know, this city has some interesting stores. V) LOGAN CITY, UTAH, VOLUME XXXTTl THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1311 NUMBER 2L EXTENDS join. LOGAN SPLENDID WELCOME IS Vi'lDTSBE GRAND FUNERAL DON- - OF PRESIDENT JOHN TO PRESIDENT TAFT HENRY SMITH President William Howard Taft had tried hard to make him feel was in Logan yesterday, having welcome in Utah, and they had & off to TO on here his presidency Immense succeeded. An was to Pay There agreed stop Gathering certainly euscted Northwest a as to the favor Last in a FARMING way hitch the or not Respects proceedDRY jar OP to the citizens of the valley and ings and no caiwe for complaint CONGRESS. a compliment to Congressman on any soore except it was the Salt Lake, Oct. 18. Not in the Howell. welcome a He received for and the wait that Coltrain', long history of Salt Lake, perhaps Utah and the Agricultural e Cache of hand at the of was The unavoidable. Valley course there been such a gathering of a large sh are of been has that not lege are getting visit to honor an was the surpassed people rf all creeds and elaares as paid g and warmth by county and the for recognition at the heartiness and that which filled the great Morthe peoJty held m Colorado being his on elsewhere Congress mon Tabernacle to pay last tritrip. ple appreciated '!, and they cerWord reached any given Cache and President-Jol- m did Springs this week. Logan bute and honor-tCounty apprecite tin energy rint wan yesterday' of tothetheelection their best to .'how the Chief Ex- tainly Smilh from the Boosters President: ycsteulay noon. Henry pres- ecutive of the Nation that Dr j. A. Widtsoe Hatch they into the down put In its impressive immensity recepCoug ident of the respect his position and admire tion of the Pr ident. It v as well its simple sincerity the great and pes; with the supplementary his personalty, regardless of any done. of affection for the demonstration statement that in all probability and all political or religious besorrow for hi death and man would be held liefs. the next Congress ROBBERS FIRE AT live, in the will undoubtedly in Salt Lake City. He was Our President' BOUNTIFUL MAN of the community as an yesmemory It wiU be recalled by the peo- terday and all good citizens vied almost unparalleled monument to the first presi- with ple 0f Utah that him in and each other a big and beautiful life. All doing Salt Lake, Oct. 18. After they) Condent of the his high office honor. creeds met and intermingled on had stolen nearly $2,000 worth of John gress was the late Apostle common ground of sorrow for a The Boosters, as announced jewelry from the jewelry store of exercised conHeniy Smith, who who loved and was belovman a arLamoni Call, two blocks cast of f the before,. had charge siderable influence upon the polied a aland at as they have the Bamberger railway station. greater and more varied by rangements cies and conduct of .the first few of number made a success before 2:30 persons than probably Bountiful, shortly ways done, they sessions. This honor coming to of in the state of man other two this oclock any burg-morning, everything. Prest. Widtsoe is well merited. Utah. Early yesterday morning their lairs engaged in a bloodless pistol, Dr Widtsoe has long been recogesduel with The vast auditorium held all the, committees with and, were ibe proprietor busy nized as an authority no questicould possibly crowd within loot scattered of the that decorations eaped, the and of streets part science and ons of the and. there were many as were its doors, one when brief along considers time the roadway they his , irrigation. The publication of unwho were unable to get in. This in which they had to prepare running toward Salt Lake. principles in Dry Farming his Call, accompanied by one must admire their great concourse of mourners was der the editorship of Dean Bailey thirds, Willard the Carr, passed representative of the intermounand industry, to say of Cornell has brought to him judgment saw and tain region. Many came from hunshore two the of their local patriotism. jewelry warm praise from all parts of the nothing dreds of miles away, and every his within. Call into ran Chairman Hayball of the coun- burglars country $njd be has received' the a train that arrived before the house he As for revolver. return having the treatise cil committee on streets, had men great honor-ohour set for the beginning of the the out were ed, burglars coming the translated- into French by Prof. at work smoothing down service carried throngs funeral fired and three him. shots none at in streets the that Bernard of Sorbonne University. rough spots from the effect. surrounding territory, taking The book will be issued both for were to be used by the presidenwhere the name and goodly repulook tial and He fire and returned the others the is of purpindustrial and educational up party tation of the dead tdiurchman oses. The first edition has al- matter of tidying things up in the opinion that he slightly wounwas as well known as here in ready been exhausted and the general so that the city present- ds! one of the robbers. Lake. Salt Macmillan company is prepari- ed a really inviting aspect when LUND TO Tlic PRESIDENT INTERESTED ARErOU city and state,, to whom ng to issue a second and larger the distinguished. .visitor and his OLD TIME SWINDLER John Henry Smith was President ARRANGED IN COURT edition. party arrived.. as he was to the great as 4par BE HEBE NEXT IN THAT The Agricultural College has a Early in the day it looked as if t church so long, was he served New York, Oct. 18. James D. large representation on the pro- there would not be many people at the fun-- , titrongly represented here to greet the Nations Execu- Hallen. alia, Don Jose the Harra, gram of tlie present eral, both officially and at large, Congress including. Prof. L. A. tive, but toward evening crowds alias Charles E. Thompson, alias ai though there was and all direction jit appeared G. E, Lord, debarred lawyer, of Extension came in from Merrill. Director no condition nor of life,' lJn,vvalk when the President appeared revolution Wprk and in charge of Lund AutJion, are II, President ee that are had not known vou that you If people investigation's in Utah, Dr. there were at least eight thou- monger and soldier of fortune, to he be lure on Sunday for the pur-- the simple greatness of the man that meeting Stewart, professor of Chemistry, sand people on the streets. The could not restrain a smile Satur-- , meas- SQ j,a(j COTOe K(1.pnth warll poM nt parti ipating in the cere-japfty Presidential train was delayed at day '0 Jefferson justice T)r. F. S. Harris of the Departthe call to incident, evenimi.Tlic unveiling monies we of honest, heartfelt tribute. f Frid,v ment of Agronomy. A former Brigham and also at Ogden, so ' be. nolle, si o ftlie Fjeldsted monument. He - For all its immensity and a sort will natlieril, tie e":t"r HOCO bad for graduate of the institution. Prof. that it waf very late in reaching It con- - will address the Scandinavian of simple 'grandeur- - that went lHs Win. Jardine. at present Agron- here. The first word was that it next Fndav on a charge of pass-- t . all to invitation an .those Saints, at ten oclock on Sunday with it, the dominant spirit of the omist at the Agricultural College would be here at six o'clock, but mir a worthless check for 69 on tains n, the morning, and at two o Vitek will funeral was the lack of ostentain,erw,cd of Kansas also delivered a paper. later this was changed to 6:43, a hr, n of elothiers. led that include, all the be at the urn oiling services in the tion. It was a though the dead Prof. F. D Farrell, expert in but at that time the train had At police headquarters the few 0V.I)prs 0,f canal Hock. in the tabernacle. mans own big personal simpli- charge of Cereal Investigations not reached- here and it was fully of the Byrnes regime! ,.r ji0,,an river district, fot if that after the meeting city was there, prevailing in this, Immediately including Crop Rotation and Cul- 7 :20 when the President arrived Thought they were seeing ghosts and then should the procession will start for the his final relation with the world , js tivation in the office of Crain In- at the stand' on the tabernacle when Hallen confronted burst these canals won'd be Logan Cemetery where the moun of men. The white dressing that, suddenly vestigations was there in the in- square. The platform was bril- lliem. Captain Jack Dunn was dedi- bedeeked the intericT of the Tabso;Kwept away w'lli other property rnent will be unveiled and terests of the GovernmentBureau liantly lighted and the crowd obthere-some cated by Prudent Seymour B. ernacle spoke of it, the - words .badly rattled that it took him virrf; below the dam. and All in all the Colorado Springs tained an excellent view of the remarkthe be time to recall Young. The program during the pronounced in eulogy rang with fore these parlies should meeting was a big meeting for President. He was accompanied eha.se around the world af- - temrfed. The meeting it will be day will be under the auspices of it, and the music, sweet and soleUtah and the Agricultural Col- by Senator Smoot, Congressman ter the man. begun in 1893 andnotjce(I is to be held in the new the First Council of Seventies and mnly beautiful, found its setting lege. Howell. Governor Spry and nn ending in 1908. when Deectives Seventh ward meeting House, at the committee who have had the in simplicity. merous other prominent residents Grant MeXaught and Cuff ar-- ! uu. corner of Second South and monument in, charge. The speakers at the services of the State, in addition to a rested him at Addison, N. Y., on Fourth East. There is a very is earnestly requested that were seven in number. It All of FOR A small army of reporters and se- a charge of having forged a mort. in the city who own them are men who counted John all of in favor parties sentiment prestrong cret service men. The local re- gage b yraeans of which he swind venting the erection of the dam rig, either automobiles or light Henry Smith among their nearcommittee was of course led Mrs. Sarah Caldwell out will have them ception vehicles, that tomorrow and they friends. evening dearest est, possible ofjjf Perhaps the MASS MEETING in attendance Upon him. $6000. The chase began just af-j- a committee will be appointed to in readiness after the meeting to most impressive and touching As soon as order could be re- ter he had been saved by the (look into the legal phases of the transport people from the city to feature of the services was found A mass the cemetery. A great many visi- in the brief addresses of Piesi-den- t stored Congressman Howell made statute of limitations from stand-- ! matter and reco.rmend such meeting of all persons trial on eleven indictments Ition as will be wisest under the tors are expected from Salt Lake. living or owning property, below a brief speech introducing the Joseph F.Smith and Anthon Conthe dam which the State and and for his his the of clients. In other BrighanTT President. perOgden, swindling speech circumstances. II. Lund, whose lives have proposes The chase ranged across the placing in Logan River, and all gressman mentioned some of the There are a few people who are haps furthr outh. A special in- linked with the dead mans for others who g the idea of there vitation is extended to all Seven- nearly half a century. Both remay be interested in resources of this section and then ocean to England, back to New to be present. m.v vav in this mtater, is hereby introduced Mr.. Taft as the pres York, hv Jamaica, to Panama, to pressed their feelings with diffbeing any dangr in the erection ties called to convene in the new 7th ent and the next Pm ident of the Lima, Peru, where he posed as a of tlic dam, but that has iculty, and as they spok- e- rtheir always ward meeting The President coffee planter; to the islands of been the ca-e- . When the dam in house, at eight United States. simple testimony to their, friends o clock on He was wrap- Tahiti, where he made a pilgrim- Austin. Pa., was built there were MARRIAGEJjCENSES voice. in was and associate the words broke 20. Oct. good Friday evening The and ended in sobbing Governor of the meeting is ped in a warm overcoat and se- age to the home of Robert Louis plenty of people there who could to discuss matters connected with curing the permission of the Stevenson ; from Samoa to Japan, sec no danger in the thing, but Ephraim Adamson and Zina William Spry, Reed Smoot, Aposthe construction of the .aforesaid tle Francis M. Lyman, Apostle throng, spoke with his hat. on. to China, to South Wgst Africa, now that one thousand lives have Woodland both of Richmond. uam, with the end in view of pro- lie paid Mr. Ilbwell a compliwhere lie pospd as a Methodist been sacrificed these people are Arnold Layne and Hazel Mar- Ileber J.Grant and Rabbi Charles tecting the lives and property of ment and then launched out into minister, and hence to his broth- explaining that greater J. Freund all delivered sincere care ker. both of Lewiston. those immediately affected by it an address on the Peace Move- ers farm. wiere he was finally ar should have been taken in the George Roskelley and Alice A. and unstinted tribute. the erection of the dam. Wie dont Corbett both of Smithfieid. TV) the solemn chord of a funebudding. ment, explainjng the treaty that rested. During the course-oFRED J. MARSHALL, ral he was trying to effect between trial a half dozen women turned want any such explanations dirge played on the great orJoseph Wood of Trenton and N. M. HANSEN, this country, Great Britain and up. each claiming to have been made here, now is the time to aet Lucy J. Fifield of Weston. gan by Prof. J. J. Mkdellan, the J Z. STEWART, JR., France. He urged that there h married by him, each charging in this matter and every citizen Thomas B. Shomaker and Olive bier borne by meembers of tbe A. G. LUNDSTROM. no reason why international dis- that he had swindled her. He was who is affected by the proposed C. Adams, both of Clifton. quorum of twelve apostles enterP M. WENDELBOE, M. L. Bee of Georgetown and ed the Tabernacle from the north putes cannot be settled without known as John D. Hayne and his dam should be at that meeting recourse to war. when individ- marriages ranged from Vermont tomorrow evening and lend his Louisa Wfelchmar of Gower, Wyo just at noon. The congregation, KURDERERS uals can settle their differences. to Florida. lie was convicted and influence and strength to the Joseph B. Daines and Martha already numbering nearly 10,000 drank movement that will originate C. Hansen both of Hyde Park. persons, rose in unison and everyWOOD ALCOHOL His arguments were clear and sent away for eight years. Edwin B.Roundy and Margar- one instinctively bowed the head No sooner out of the prison there. forcible and his address, brief a as with measured tread the pallet Ballard 'both of Benson. Winnipeg. Man., Oct. 17. The it wai, made a very favorable than Hallen was working a new advaced to the foot of the one bearers Serious Cananea is Strike P. He Nielsen into the of Nephi of got Mding good graces lay. College the body of Robert impression. and stand and M. Evaline of the Olsen of deposited their burden Millville his ended he had Nicaraguan an orbus, government Washington. Oct. 17. In form a ' William aged lighthouse keep-8- t As soon as a that left the bier to C. and upon Iladfield sold B, Grouse of pedestal a boxes Ilsettara with Fie island, twenty-fiv- e about turned talk he tion regarding the strike now pre in view the full entire congreof males from Box Elder eouny and to the throng alleged to contain 1100 cartridges vailing at Cananea, Mexico, re- Creek, Fort William, Ont., hearty good-nigA moment Grace later, how- - . He gation. the police to In Jorgensen of Logan. got $11,000 for the boxes but ceived at the state department tosuspect Mose Mc-Q- and started for his ear again. case a Andrew Aikele ever,, were glimpse of when only s Jr., they College, le opened at a minute more he was on his way a sfiuaw band, day indicated much uneasiness and were so he could ket Lohad, profuse were found of to contain Josephine Partington they of Thunder bay, and to the train and the whole affair there. American Consul Dye, at the floral pieces that were laid gan. copper junk. over. the was that another as Nogales, telegraphed k ; Indian, Franklin IL'Rolapp of Ogden upon it. Heaps of them were laid In March of this year Hallen situation was reported more seri-o- u raurderers.A search for From here Mr. Taft went to r Louise Thatcher of Logan. and upon the floor at the foot of the and that all banks and fe,'lted in SdiK Butte, where he will he today, was arrested in Washington casket.. ir MleWharter They were strewn about find Fay Julia with an attempt to steal; loon have been closed. a cabin on Squaw and from there he will proceed to and the' stand?, rostrum the W near piemisland. both of Fairview. Cafferty encircled the railing and Washington along the northern papers which would have betray- , wreaths ' from wood also- - border of the country. He ap- ed the plan of the Mexican fevo- - and real buying economies alone WANTED the lower pulpit, and all about T1 alcohol, it is peared to be very well, pleased lntionirts-Bu- t he managed to beat, appeal to the public and they Laborers,. Carpenters, Teams. the vicinity of the bier a carpet was taken from the with what he saw here, remark- this ease, as he had beaten the! give these, increasingly, as the Apply Moran Contracting Co., was made, of beautiful flowers. s " W!ls k'pt to ing in his address that Senator one of swindling the Eelaya The organ, the railings , from portion of the tacit Agricultural College Dom. or at Smoot and Congressmen Howell 'gain with the public. , Eagle Hotel. (Con tinned tm Page lire) - -- -- , eo-pl- Dry-Famin- o j Dry-Farmin- . Dry-Farmin- g 1 -' dry-farmi- son-in-la- , POm J Dry-Farmi- ' dry-farmin- -- g ' 1 nj j,. !l0,r. . . low-survivo- rs j d in-ab- j j -- til . ac-in- g ht-e- pooh-poohin- pui-pos- e . f . -- ht ni fo-t- of-th- Blue-field- vl a Sr8 , J . btepDg- - AfCtaJ" -- gov-store- bar-ernroen- |