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Show March 13.1913. THE OKIE EXPECTED March PERPETRATED TRI-WEEKL- JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH Y PACE CZYZZ1 WALT WDOUGALL New Administration Puts Ban on Liquors at Entertain- meats at the Outset. lO.-- bFr. pin, Oldham, representative ?Ufache county to the State 'Mature in Salt Lake Citv, is ;1t ted to return home some tine lub M'arch ). rhe Washington. edict has" gone forth that the Wil-s- o rshall a d mini stra tio'n jsh all white ribon affair, with be a no wines or liquors served at any ' week. one m a century a half k several that and; seem like Lin to or ull . Sly the coming n-- &mrailroad,, might L a : ; to live, in one place to Representative neoole. Oldham is one of those oB5e badly, entertainment. cf W pi j Not only do the president and Mrs. Wilson and their daughters taboo the sparkling cup. but floises ere i$ ehing t sucb r nu but n t good. j )W Of. I b the o, but both. L I onthe S r l f ; , e, I . The I gets the j Tariraveling-iueipartv- imes. i first ut , !Sv t sick a perhaps Si but it mma-- vice-preside- i by ich plf. nt and ajso "do the Mrs. Marshall, the secretary of state and Mrs.. Bryan and nearly all .the cabinet. " This is one of the most important changes in the social regime in Washington under the now administration and it is reckoned by those who know that it. will save to society hundreds of thousands of dollars annually spent in that one luxury by those who en. tertain frequently. .. i of- state When. the secretary, and' Mrs. Bryan had the British embassador to: lunch with them a few days ago' and ' were asked wharvviios would berserved.. Mrs. Bryan said that neither she nor the secretary drank wines. The nrove' of the president and Mrs. Wilson, the vice president 8nd Mrs. iMlarshall. the secretary of state and Mrs. Bryan and others, it is said, will put a quietus on d rmkiu g wh erTThey are to be in which he name of the town forty-nin- e over ?! for do witt to i somrttmg lai town is Para-- t i L That opinion. and the member from Cache will tell you that it comes -r 5 being Whathe name 4S the good opposed to imply in can be found .any; as lbook, Sre'in the, world. .In this sen-- I Lht Mr. Oldham is not alone f who have visited the little at the south end' of Cache that it has a Valley will agree restfulness and heautv charm, other in many to.find hard that is 1864 was in It towns. ouefand mov-1 that' Representative Oldham his jtb Paradise with ever parents. ' since, He has lived there he when of i riUi' thc exception i ' century is too Jong in one of a place, j I 'a. vith 3 A - half b) giu i given -- nose of world. Born in England Harch 3, 1852, he came to Utah with his parents in 1864 and went his life; work, three ' for month that of an In turn, he has filled the position of teacher, principal, superintendent and president- of the has filled with succ' years the Paradise office of Bishop of the ward, and also found time to some attention to farming, stock raising and dairy, business. Mr. Oldham is aquiet,unas-samin- g man, with a fund of valuable information -- on a wide His advice Tango of subjects. and counsel is sought from 4ime to time by many who have 'had years of experience as because they have come to understand'' thab the -- information vhich he gives-i- s of a high or- ilerand worth listening to. As a debater- - he is listened to with marked attention wheneve- r- he ariees to express his views. This la largely due. to the fact that he baa something to say that is wth listenings to- ,- and - his language is of the best. educator, he ess for twenty-thre- e - de-vo- te m sur-- se is : J- - e. or d have hem law-maker- IN-- s. . Be er ised Paradise can also boast of having the champion basketball team ims bam Jeave the ward as they are live, active ward workers, and will therefore be greatly missed. follows as j MI-O-N- A 1MI-0-N- A MI-O-N- A MI-O-N- A MI-O-N- A MI-O-N- A -- JH-O-N- A r : 3 a which he (3ULB ESlATE-i- f. REAL' INVJSTigjv the opportunity , weje .po'h-BeUgibler Forthe ystate ads are, nearly Ivrays. interesting ' reading to sncli a ,naan, .j. ' T V ' . If you .really! want to, flatter a person and"maka it stick,' just ell him that heJis not easily flattered. dfjjjOtrs - g - 1 . bodyHall, of McCam-B1?n- . FVee Idaho, are , visiting 'with Booth's relatives and friend here. - Mr, and Mirs. trial! treatment from Buffalo, N. Y. MI-0-N- A (Advertement) Mr. MwdQdhara--wjlljeav- e EARTHQUAKE DESTROYS I'tir ward on CITY IN1 GUATEMALA Wednesday and go ! Unny DeU, Idaho.; Mr. to be gone for some and may possibly make his there. Much regret is seeing Mr. and Mrs Old cbmday morning destroyed Gua- AYoioir,jpunEC.mJt jimuquiilapa, capital of Santa RoInfants Md lnyalids sa province, but did not; injure Guatemala City. Villages within Get a radius of eighteen males were ts ,Jt the Original and jAtTED r&H-HJmikitfe- 'S Gnaln ILH nJ! lrod-Drln- k damaged:.-- for all Ages Io9-i- s - No estimate..of ihe possible becaiise of lack of - comimunkatiou-nGuatemal- a. -- . Burbank has "grown a seedless prune, and now it is up to nun to boarding tie girl, at the time of my fa thers last illness, that Grandmo ther came from the country with ever7 intention of being of ser vice, required. It resolves itself therefore into a creed of kindness and consideration if the best service is to be rendered in the sick room Remember the few points I have given you, ' for- we never know at what moment we may be callec upon to act as nurse to friend or stranger. COUSIN PIIEBE. must keep out of the- room or ge noiseless foot weariWithr the J bestmotivesin the world she would beat up my fathers pillows just as he was dozing off into a fitful sleep. - Equally .solicitous, she would constantly ask him what he want - ed to eat. In contrast to these methods, un- gentle touch, obstrusive .attentions left their impression on me even at that early age. - Instead of annoying the patient by asking him what he wanted to e&t, she would ap pear from time to time with some-thin- g daintly cooked and served, and many times ' could coax the t failing appetite without the of selection or decision. Trained nurses are made, hut real nurses are born. After all, the best nurse is the one tempef- "ffmentally, adapted to the serviee. Gentleness is the prime factor. All fussiness should be left at the portals of the sick room, and an unmoved serenity is also a val- -' liable asset. This is perhaps the hardest', of all qualities to cultivate, particularly if Lthe.' patient is one near ; and dear. Cheerfulness, is as potent as medicine when the sick one is nervous and filled with alarm and grim forebodings. soft-step,-and wor-rimen- .. STYLES IN PARASOLS The of the Orient have been called upon freely for the beautifyjng of the seasons parasols, says the Dry Goods Economist. The bright Bulgak ian. colors, are especially prominent in the decorations, while the more subdue3rtohes5fredsryeR lows, purples, blues and greens are represente (Tin tle coverings " proper. In many instances the texture and the coloring of the material are so rioh bs to not require any additional trimming- - Th6 novelty ; American beauty shade, given mf1 3 RITER BROS. DRUG CO.: LOGAN, UTAH firSfigftirwTabrgrini produce, a hpuse. pruneless r . : ii rTirngriiri'-- rf r nr um iri r'f-- T ' f m THE PALACE HOTEL Steam Heat BeSi and Cleanest .. i i .. j ; - Rooms in the City ' J f Z. - Rates: 50c andJJp journal Building rich-colori- ngs . The-Joum- al f'J-T Wedding, Announcements - Letter Heads; Envelopes Butter Wrappers Statements -- known-aa-Nellrose- Js will be e especially-attractiv- se will range and second black the and white effects. The assortment in blacks and whites was never more varied. Almost every width and type" of stripe is represented, applied in many noviil fashions. . One of the most attractive styles shown is a Nell rose satin trimmed'with an inner border of black and whit e sfri ped silk, and a --Nell rose button with black and- white "striped loop, placed midway between the gores on the outside. ? to-the- - , Chamberlain i Tablets for Constipation. Chamber-- a For - constipation, Tofind''the best"apartmenor Tf in s Tab lets are exeeHeni.- - Easy house in which to live, for the an who has never been in a sick i;o take, mild and gentle in effect. rent you can afford to pay, is an room,' proves herself in an emer- Give them a trial. WZUCKSContoiiuPureKiZ gency. better qualified as a nurse (Advertisement) gruin; In powder form. growing ckHdren. tha whole body. ; iovvJ?UonuPbuading Mo tuning notbenuddw aged. kHful than tea or coffee. For , - Part of her equipment was pair of slippers that squeaked so loudly that the attending physicians had to tell the old lady she &. to.-the- m .. ... . , Now If yoa halve trie a great many cures for eczema and pdve been disaprepointed, do not itiahe the'mlstauke of All to try this soothing wash. fusing D.D.D-Prethis other druggists keep if you can't come scription go to u but if you come to our store, we will give you the first, dollar bottle on our positive no pay guarantee, that D.D.D. will stop the itch at once. , " I remember when I was a lit : Raymond Oldham, A GOOD STOMACH McMurdie, , Otto WillTablets Stomach iams, Clyde Thomas. Joseph are S. Horne to A. bv guaranteed Howells.. They are eighth grade end indigestion and giv you a students, and, Ate a team hard to stomach, or money beat, for a team that can win the good vigorous back. They relieve after .dinner same .aid the score stand at 29 distress in five minutes. 50 in favorofthe-Paradi- se ,j 0 for belching of gas. bofs, certainly, is . a champion - MI-- 0 NA for distress after -teamaud played : with eating tbe Mendonboys in the Hvruia for foul, breath rymriasinm at 430 p, m., Thursdfor loss of appetite ay, Mferch 6. The line-u- p was heartburn. for as follows: Otto Williams centfor headache. sick er, Joseph Howells, Clyde Thomas forwards. William McMurdie for bad dreams. Raymond Oldham guards. a banquet. Paradise team signals ... the for vomiting of pregtiher teams, to rgactice up, as nancy. they are ready for them at any Makes rich, pure blood puts tune. ' vigor, vim, vitality into the whole Ru - v i? Eortunatei'js the man vtfio has aew r thisas ch A'dvcrttbtmenU y.. 'A $ Ser-enit- cents-AH-Q-N- fiy . - home- - , ter ity or Chamberlain V Cough Remedy has becomefaiqQqsfor jts cures of coughs, colds, .croup and influenza. Sunday last at our sacra(Without a murmur, they went ment meeting, the pulpit was ocabout his care, following the docupied by Elder William T. ONE WOMAN TO ANOTHER orders ctors implicitly. They did J ames, who has just returned shriek not the awful sight of at from a mission, and-Mr- . Joseph Tact in the' Sick Room Women blood besmeared stairs .and pilB. White, who will shortly leave y Who Wony the Sick one and knelt for two lows, to fulfill a! mission, and Brother Essential. hours by the bedside holding-th- e Oldhanx, who will in: the near fuhands that in delirium ture leave the ward. We cannot all lay claim to fluttering endeavored to tear away the those qualities that make a satis. Muddv roads, and tbe'song of nurse. But bandages. factory What-tho- se was did -- maids the robin and black bird are sure ive can professional develop along" lines that for the their prompted signs of springy and at present regard by make our presence in the sick not through any prosufferer, wltavtrirotlr. -room"IT $oyrathertfaan ffessional knbwledgTbf what was . eb- - You can atop that awful Itch from eczema and other -- akin troublee In two second e. Seems too good to be true but It Is true, and we Touch for It. Just a few drops of the simple, coolPrescription for ing wash,andthetheD.D.D. itch etope instantly. eczema, We rise you a trial bottle enough to prove It for 26 cents forcibly to me recently when a dear friend fell and fractured his skull- - He was carried to. his residence, there being at - that , time only. the. two house maids aj On - William than those who have had previous experience and training. ' brought home . This fact was Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Thomas spent Saturday and Sunday here, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John P, James. names De- - ms . . - southern Cache county. The of the hoys in the team are in aed, em, tab, md- -j of-th- - In education. county board ofaddition to his work as a public ah-- me n-en-tal - utin j . Instant Relief from -- ivili . ct : eduijator ution ol in or lould ' Mrs. Champ Clark took t,he initiative in the congressional set after Mr. Clark became speaker and .had Only, cooling grape, juice punches and lemonade. , served . HTleMTetrnow-4- h sW of Utah; and vnthinr a tk-n- p entertained. In 1877 to Cache Valley. jth he graduated from the - where ..others gave stronger re; freshments. It was not a particular .change for Mrs. Clark, as she had never served wines and liquors, but the-fawas-no- t so evident until after her visitors included the Whole of Official Washingtpn. ' Mrs." Rutherford B. Jlayes was the last mistress of the White house to' taboo wdnes and liquors. he gay conti of Sunday previous administrations was struck today when society, taking Its cue from the White house, forswore morning paper chases, afternoon bridge ' parties and dinner dances to form unusual additions to Washington church congregations. The Puritan Sunday is the new fad here. Mrs. Taft tried in vain to put down the continental Sunday, but the ladies cabinet and her friends all entertained lavishly on that day and even her great ' influence could not bring it to bear. But the Wilsons and the cabinet have made it plain that Sunday entertaining of anything but an informal character .is under the ban and the' 400 has accepte the situation. FOLL6WINO I THE SCHfDtrlffl AT LOGAN POSTOFFICE , Closing of Mails': m. North ..7:30 a. and 2.00 p. m. and South.;..;. East, West, 10:25 a. m. and 715 p. m. Preston' Branch . . 2:00 p. m. ;. Branch, Loop,: .via Wells ville, etc. . 9:30 a. m. Providence and Millville, R. F.D. BensoU-Kin'. . . . ... . . 1 :00 a. 'ni. (except ; Sunday) . . . 9:30 a, ml R, F. D, No., 1, College Ward Way 9:30 a. m R. F. D. No. 2, Greenville. Way. Arrival of Mails: 8 :30 p. m. :30 East! W est, North and South r; 8 20. 8;20 a. m. and .3 p. m Preston Branch .. .r7 fT777". " 11 :30 a.m Branch, Loop, Wellsville; et6T. .. .. 4:30 p. m. Providence and Millville ...r...... Benson-Kin- g 11 :45 a. m. (except Sunday) R. F. D. No. 1, College 4:30 p. m. R..F D.No. 2, Greenville ljOO p. m. ' Post Office Closed Entire Day on Sundays. and Windows Carrier GeaeraVJDeliyery. Stamp, open on Holi- r "days from fT td""l 0r o clo ck" a r -" Very Respectfully, ' JOSEPH ODELL, .Postmaster. . ......... ........ ......... h.. g a.-m.- yll a.--- ............. ..... Ward...,... ..... ......... |