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Show i Tnz'TZSrXTZIZLY JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH Saturday, June 29, 1912. F,IM ? F03 IDE " t. Studebakers-floa- FOURTH OVER AT f Following is the program for the greatest Fourth of July cele bration that has ever happened in our little city. ' Every one seems to be enthused with the spirit of a good time, and if any one wishing to have a real lively time for this day, we will welcome them to WMlsville : Program for the Day. . Day breafe salute of guns, raising of the flag, music by the band., Nine oclock Parade, Wellsville Band-- float. Goddess of Liberty float. " Living Flag float. State Queen float Thirteen boys and girls horse-'bacrepresenting the originaT States. Quartet . -- k, Wellsville Farmers Co-b- afloat. p Mercantile-comp- and Company 1 L SPURRED ON BY SHRIEKS OP WOMEN L Loe Angeles, Cal., June 26.. d p, El-n- -- af,-fai- Up-tow- n VACATION NECESSITIES Kodaks ' Thermose Bottles Lunch Kits r e ls - A full line of the ar-- - tides is carried by Jewelry Company -- . . B, Y. C. Swim- ming Pool SUMMER SCHEDULE .'VTN . money- - SAVING - ALL COAL MAY 3. 0 ALIKE to you. But theres a lot of difference just the same. The money Saving coal is the clean, no clinker kind, not the variety. dirty, slaty, Ours is the' money saving kind. Have us fillyonr bin with coal from our yard, and when it is all had .gone yonil feel as if you had How money. of Trortli your the about ordering today LOOK free-burnin- g, slow-burnin- g M. & L. COAL AND voodTcompany Phone 74 EZ 1 Comprehensive telephone service furnished at rates based on operating and maintenance cost with only reasonable profit added, defines the policy of The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company. Skilled engineers, practised artisans, and a trained force of men and women expert in the art of telephony,, are constantly giving their best efforts to keeping the service at a high standard of excellence. Meanwhile rates are fixed so that they will pay only a fair margain of pro-f- it on actual investment. And speaking of the investment; we wish again to . call your attention to tne fact that for every dollar of stock issued, we have $1.15 worth of plant. " ThaT we helievels almost unique "that is one of the reasons that ours has been 'called the corporation different. . . of 18 appointed by Gov. Johnson of California,- - to take Ihe lead in organizing the new 'Progressive composed of party Roosevelt adherents. Gov. Aid rich declared that he would stay regular and take nopart in any bolting program Politicians interested in preventing a schism in the party in Nebraska have evilved a plan for fusion of the third party .and the regular Republicans or. everything but the presidential ticket - When your child has whooping cough be careful to keep the cough loose and. expectoration easy by giving Chamberlains Cough' Remedy as may be requir ed. This remedy will also liquify the tough mucus and make it easier to expectorate. It has been used successfully 'in many epi demies and Is safe and sttre A ' WONDERFULCLEANER see the wonderful Do mestic Vacuum Cleaner. lt will do the same work as the best Elec trie meaner, and as easy to oper- Cair and ate as a carpet sweeper. - Price $12.50 LUNDSTROM FURNITURE . AND CARPET CO. - VS. - KCT3 SMS UUiMMU si HASP TELEF MVllJ vviuaul . O 1 Dr. Pitre m ptemeemt Pellet are ter Urer We. GET IN LINE e with the thrifty put your sur- plus dollars away Tor safe-keepin- g- and where they will grow from month to month and year to year. Put theiaJntQ theCache Valley B a nk. where you will ;r?ceive 4 per cent interest upon your funds, compounded quarterly. , Logan, Utah GREATER OPPORTUNITIES Never Existed in any mans land than Exists n Logan City and Good Old Cache Valley. Call and let usc show you the following: ' 160 s . ;.... 7 ......... 4 - - If you are either buying or selling you afford to miss our office. cant 1 ; Cardon Company; L derson. " Voticg on rheXd5ption of the Our one price plan in selling Pianos, protects you against the prize guessing contests, the cheap sales and the removal saJes, the etc. These facts furnished upon application, showing great difference in pianos and prices, besides, yon buy on the one honest plan. One price to aU. No commission agents. ' report by acclamation. Signing the Declaration of Independence by the Delegates. . r , , f, Negative, Steven Hopkins John Bernhisel. Affirmative, Richard Henry Lee F. M. Stephenson, Jf, Motion for the adoption of the report, John Adams John An- Band.-Benedietio- acres irrigated farm 100 acres in fall wheat 4 $50.00 per acre' I A beautiful modern home on Center street at a bargaiji. 5 acres "with orefiard and small fruit on Crockett Avenue. 2312 acres with improvements in Greenville $5,000.00 40 acres all in Orchard and small fruits. Elegant $22,500.00 improvements. This is a snap at 7 room frame house on lot 4V x 9 rods water in house for .,..j $,2375.00 15 acres all in orchard. Mostly 2 years Jonathan $3000.00 Apples on line of proposed Electric road , Music ? ,, Cache. ValleyBankingCompany. n Chaplain. .Harris COLONEL ROOSEVELT PROMISES TO MAKE MUCH TROUBLE Music Company. C This happy couple are Oyster Bay, 'June' 26. Offers of assistance in the'formation of the new progressive party are reaching Col. Roosevelt by mail and telegraph, he said today, at such rate that he will be unable to acknowledge most of them for some time. Many of the letters contained money to be used iu the work of organization. One man whose name, was not disclosed, sent his check for $1,500 but most of the contributions were of small amounts. . The colonel will keep in close touch wilh the Baltimore convention, the outcome of which is regarded as of great ,importance to the new party. Judge Ben. Lindsey of Denver, a Roosevelt Democrat, will keep Col. Roosevelt informed on the situation in Balti more and the possibility of a coalition wnth an element of the Democratic party. Im going to make a good deal more ''trouble- - than they think, said Col. Roosevelt today. It is pcrfcctly surprising-- to see the amount of support that I am receiving. For every man who was for me up to the, Chi discuss-ingth- e merits of. our jready for the Brush paints. We want to teU all Housekeepers of their merits. A 50 cent will go in touching up things about the Come in and teU wants and we do a long way many little Household, us of your - the rest. RITER BROTHERS DRUG COMPANY . and shook explained, opposed him at Chi- ran. out in the street It was a most touching cago, because they thought an my hand. e like reception.Itis--the-peoplhonest majority was against him, and gardthese the storekeepers but these men, he saidwould not tolerate iheft, and were now com- eners and myself, who' form' ing out for him because they what some of my opponent think believed that 'improper methods is like the French commune." had. 'been u"ed to defeat him. PACIFIC COAST Among his hard and fast opponEXCURSIONS w.erc there he many said, ents, wb honestly thought that he was At various times during the preaching something like anSummer-vithe Oregon Short; menace a he was, and a that archy Line. Reduced fares to Portland, to the safety of property. This is the lair- - of the an - Seattle. San Francisco, Los Ange- -archists. he said, pointing to hisles and other coast points, - Con- -- cago couvf lent or write D. E. Burley, am getting I wo men outside.. ing me eral Passenger Agent, Salt Lake When I passed through who were against me at Chicago. ' A good many men, the colonel- village this morning the people City. Utah. I - V,. llMtnu, BMq. HotM-Kan- ' Medical Discovery.' 1L Reuben Karren. Negative, Rodger Sherman Preston Pond. Affirmative, Samuel Adams Jeff By bee. j Negative, Thos. Me Kean Cy rus Jensen. Affirmative, Benj. Franklin Charles Pond. Negative. James Wilson Merle Cunninghatfl. Affirmative. Benj- .- Harrison Rhenaldo Hagland. Dickinson Negative, ' John Everet Bernhisel. Affirmative, John Adams John T Thursday, 2:30 to 5 p. m. Ladies Thursday, 7 to 10 p. m. Men ALDRICH WILL NOT SERVE ON JOHNSON COMMITTEE Friday ,2:30 to 6 and 7 to 10 Men Men 10 & Saturday,2:30 to 6 7 to Lincoln, Neb, June 26. Gov For party Swimming and other Aldrich today announced that he information call 85 Y. 3 "About forty years stowhO h Newark. New Jersey. I had ehiHa s. Michael Maouisb, of National Military t went to Kansas City and in the spring of 1877 the chills and fever returned. Doctors and everythin I tried failed to do mo Finally 1 taw Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dtacorery advertised. In about a year afterward one bottle of it end the chill vanished. I felt them coniine back so I ot another bottle and have i is all of twenty years egos fever since. asme That or any symptom, of for 1 had tbe chill about twelve years before 1 started to taka Golden and fever," wntae Ha. report.- -. Affirmative, Robert Livingston 'William Wiser. Affirmative, Thos. Jefferson, -- ? X t -- -- Etc. " Maids Angela Larson, Gene-Viv- e Pond, Ruby Swinyard, Alla-maRigby. Musie Band. Prayer by Chaplain Bishop H. I, Danielsen. Duet Nathan Done, Mrs. Tay or. Address'ofW eleome,Marshal of the Day Bishop T. S. Kamn, Quartette: A Dream of. the IH S. A. Clifford Bowden; Henry Layne, George Bowden, Russ Layne. A representation ofjhe Seconc Continental Con gr ere, assembled in Independence Hall, Philadelphia, July Fourth 1776, at the time of the adoption of the Decla ration of Independence, The Continental Congress call ed to order by the president, John Hancock F. G. Taylor. Invocation, George Ross John Larson. Roll call of the Delegates by the secretary, Chas, Thompson Le land Van Orden. Report of the special Committee called for. Three minute address by the president. Report, The Declaration of Independence presented to the Secretary by Thos. Jefferson Reuben Karren.; . Inof Declaration Reading the Chas. as dependence reported, Thompson Leland Van Orden. Moved that' the Continental Congress resolve itself into a committee of the whole to discuss the report as reported by the committee and read by the secretary. Thos. Mle Kean Cyrus Jensen. Debate on the adoption of the m w Cardon StE.NEEDHAM Spurred on by the hhrieks of their woman leadersa mob of. several hundred Mexicans and the sympathizers made what the police declared to be an organized at tempt to rescue Ricardo Flores Magon, Enrique Magon, Anselm o Figueroa and 'Librado Rivera, al leged leaders of the recent revo in Lower lution California President Diaz, as they against were leaving the court house for the county ja.il today after being sentenced to one year and eleven months -i- mprisonment each on MrNelUs island for violation, o The. game of baseball between the neutrality laws. the business men and the farmers When the Magons . appeared, the crowd rushed upon the five pomises to he an intcrestirg as there is much Rivalry be- officers guarding them. A riot tween the two. Some one ia go- call was sent in and several waing to lose some beer or in other gonloads of policemen were soon cn the scene-Luci- le wcids,. refreshments. . Norman, Mercedes Figu .The nellsviUe shnd has been eroa, Valentine Espinoza and In practice for two wecksl'or the Mrs Cele velar either relatives Or occasion, consisting of a member- friends of the convicted men, urgship of eighteen pieces It - has ed the crowd on, they themselves been some tinn sines, the V.vs leading the assault. together on accent f so Reinforced, the police began to many ,.heing nr. ay., but the pres-e- use their clubs, and within five the return minutes more than 25 of the riot year has of some of the old members, and ers lay on the pavement, half mite an iit v s. is t inc taken conscious from 'blows on their line. Xpert to (vii heads. anything in 'lie tinl tv fall The five women, together with 14 men, were placed under arrest Mr. Lament Allen ha9 return- and the crowd broke During ed from Washington, where he the fight the Magons up."remaine has been engaged a3 secretary to silent spectators, not one of them, Lamont however, making the slightest at Congressman Howell. feels fine,' and glad tobebome tempt to take advantage of the again. situation to escape. They were allowed 10 days to. perfect an ap Bishop Gunnell rode into town peal from their sentence. in a fine car recently. Wejwish himr good luck with his machine, Ifisnow well known that no and that he will remember the more than one case of rheumat members of his flock, once in a ism in ten requires any interna ' ' while. treatment whatever. All that is ' needed is a free application The bond election did not car- Chamberlains Liniment and masry in Wellsville. There are too saging the parts at each applica many horses afraid of antomo.--bile- s for the farmers to he in ly it will relieve the pain and sympathy with- - those desiring soreness. good roads. They prefer to take L a chance with the road as it is, THE CORPORATION to that of meeting too many cars 1 DIFFERENT a for record. speeding - Collapsible Cups Bottle Openers Supply You Program. Baseball Wellsville Business Men'rs.' Farmers; Band concert. and young. LibRaces for-oleral prizes to all. Greased pig, greased pole, etc. - - - - - Baseball Wellsville Jrs. vs Mendon. $50 purse . Time 3 :30, Picture show and ball at opera house and pavilion, Miss Gladys Hill represents the Goddess of Liberty, knd Miss Garrett, State Queen ; two o? Wellsvilles popular and ' most beautiful young laufes. . D Why Not Let Us Music Band. Two oclock on public square. ............ v. $ Prayer. Prices effective until July 31st on our Celebrated Peacock King, Hiawatha, Castle Gate and Clear Creek Coal, as follows: " ' Lump and Stove size; at yard $555 per ton ... Nat, at yard, per ton . . . . $4.75 Mine Run, at yard, per ton- $125 With 5 per cent cash discount in lots of Pour tons and over. Price of delivery in the city, 50c to 75c per ton, according to distance. Wle guarantee foil weight and (perfect satisfaction. THATCHER COAL CO. office, Thatcher Livery, 46 West Center St. J Telephone 16 or 76. Tha fly, with tponfy feet, collect the invuible germ of diaeaaes, (preed tnem over oar food end poitoae as with typhoid end cholera. The moequito with its bite injeote into oar veiai malaria end yellow fever. The beoterie of ooneamp tion, or grip, ere everywhere present for at to breathe into oar long. The blood which Howe through our veins sad arteries U our protection. It should eootaia healthy red and white blood corpuscles capable of warding off these disease germs. Dr. Pierees Golden Medical Discovery ie e blood medicine and alterative made entirely without alcohol, e pure glyoerio extract of blood root, golden seal, Oregon grape root, queen's root, mandrake and atone root, which has enjoyedingood reputation for over forty years. The refreshing fluence of this extract it like Nature's influence tha blood is bathed in the tonio which give life to the blood the vital fires of the body burn brighter and their increased activity consumes the tissue rubbish which has accumulated during the winter. y WWLW " JTOJLEJADE ' DJA0m , Patrick Henry OEJJLY Fly and Mosquito Dangerous? n. , Speech BRATE FOURTH ' , Ilyrum Alter. sum the at And hoisting Flag rise Jeff Stowell. Band Serenade 8.30 to 9:45. Meeting in the Tabernacle 10 Goddess of Liberty Lola Kar-re- Speech by Goddess. Trio, vocal ladies. Speech by StateQueenr - Solo, vocal male. ' Speech Bessie Ross. T Male chorus'Thc Star Spang! ed Banner. Speech George' Washington. Overture Wellsville BaneL. Jos. B. Brown, grocery float. Hendry Clothing Co. float. Rock-spring- , Ardhe Firing the Cannon at Day , Solo, vocal, CELE- ireak - Oration, j -- any afloat. Parkinson, Harness shop float! Reynolds Shoe Store float. Creamery float. Anderson Dumber Co. float ' Utahs Best Crop float. Ten oclock Meeting at the Tabernacle. Program. Music by Wellsville City Band. Prayer. Chorus by the Living Flag . Primary girls. Reading of Declaration of Independence Thomas Jefferson. 10 E17IST0N SOME WILL NEED WEDDING RINGS and float Brehchley Brothers Glenns Blasksmith shop MSVILLE ZZZZZZZZZZ3 THIS MONTH Brown Confectionery float Wellsville City Bank float. Wellsville Drug Co. float PAGE TIIRER |