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Show V 4 ( i , JHE TRI-WEEKL- JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH. Y climbed the scaling ladders des- made by the institute . this year pite the intense heat, and found were at the great ruins of Buye, ' . PUBLISHED of miles north-weiheUtthTtot sitting in' a high twenty-fiv- e Fe.Here 'excavated were Santa window Co. chair looking out of the Earl & England Publishing sight oF: the I2ff fooniiFiff' a building contain amTenjoying 680 rooms op jhe ground floor e every crowdedstreeFbelow - andr the ing Entered'at the- was. origin atty'four Satur-- - fire eginesnrbacTgrown so Tuesday," Thursday and that she stories high and contained , about as aeo- -' stifling hot, however, Utah at Logan, day, gladlyslretched her . arms out 1,200 rooms. .As a result of these "' ond-clamatter. and welcomed the fireman, who excavations about 300 specimers restored-hein safety to her for- of pottery, stone, bone and wood EDITOR GORDON, AUGUSTUS getful mother, who will no doubt implements, fabric, basketry and receive many offers from man- so on were secured for the muse- A TELEPHONES um of the institute. agers : of freak museums. 7 INDEPENDENT The excavations at Puye' were BELL 7. of .over conducted matter the blowing under the auspices of ,In food' The of of made means, the southwest branch of the insti by improvements present high price, mora.F&"t butt hi d i reel A g tQtirwRhrberdqttartcr9T'iSnt4jov ntional . owners ; in boosting the public Angeles. The w'ork in Utah and ard doc- debt to the' limit; in creating Colorado was under the direction evil, dyspepsia, than all the medicines. and'in overdrafts lmjkising aax of the branch societies of those tors and , levy that compels property own-- 1 those ; two States. Over thirty have should The oil octopus ers to pay a fair rental for liv- States now maintain local brana says $100,000,000, fined been ing in their own homes, Salt ches, with headquarters in would if it Lake Americans havent got such and local group! in Boulder, contemporary. Still, $29,240,that with come a great4 edge over Logan Repub- Colorado Springs and Pueblo1; is up only 4 be forgiven. licans. No wonder that here the inaugurating a great tvork for 000, all would ' ' Democrats are not breaking their this State. r United the Gen. Linevitch says necks to win succession to such The policy oLthe institute is States' relies- conditions as the Republicans to build np local branches The General doesnt' understand! would leave. Once before they respective centres ' dfcere importour fleet is notbfthe style .he took the city --administration ant work in its line is to be done. has been used to. when the financial condition was It takesrtiothing away from the at such a low ebb as to require State, but on the contrary puts advises like, what Eat you stimulants, porous plasters and its money and educational facilitho Philadelphia Inquirer. And crutches, and restored it to a fair ties at the disposal of the' State so we should if the butcher, the degree pf health, when the Re- and-it- s existing institutions. maker baker and the candle-stic- k publicans once more captured the Before leaving for Washington did not show such an ugly and convalescent, and the Democrats Mr. Hewett made known to Gov. vulgar disposition to haggle over are tired of nursing the sick. Buchtel and other leading citithe price ct things. If the 'taxpayers, who pay all the zens of theState that the institute -. bills, like the kind of administra- contemplates founding a school A sTew Haven man married a tion, they have been getting, let of archaeology in the near future, woman,, decided she was not his them have all they want of it. and that in all probability the affinity, got a divorce, thought If the Democrats dont like it school would be located some-wher- e ft" over an d rema rried her . And they can selL out not for So much Jn the Rocky Mountain woabout av still, peoplewtalk as they could with a conservative purpose of the proposmans predilection for changing but business-lik- e administration, ed school is to centralize all the her mind such as they gave the city, at institute expeditions and the ' rw-the helm, hutvstill, for something work can be advantageously di- Baseball is A demoralizing, - and.let the A white collar peo- rected.-ZL-man ; -- problems they declared a Milwaukee the out work ple re' have created to a full, if not whereupon the Commoner ATTACK UPON . Weve felt, the same marks: solution. JAP LAUNDRY way when the opposing batsmen men out, ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIin the ninth inning, two San Francisco," Oct. 14. As a tied the score, and the bases full, GATION. result of an attack on a Japanese swatted out a home run. , , laundry tonight the proprietor f that The researches of the large and one of his employes are in Commenting upon the fact a body of workers sent out by the the emergency hospital, many a- federal judge, has enjoined from state railway commission American Archaeological - Insti- whites are nursing bruises caused enforcing Tfs mandates, and that tute, Washington, D. C., have by the 'dubs of the poliee, and the .a few years ago the supreme closed for the season, and the exterior of the laundry is a .court enjoined the state of Ne- five expeditions engaged on the wreck. The trouble was occasioned by braska from enforcing its rate excavations are now returning to diasks: L. Commoner East. Dewett, the the law, Joseph King, an intoxieated logEdgar to Whats the use of people going rector of the work, had this ger, who crashed into the winlaws say: to the ypense-of-makdow of the laundry eondueted by when t through legislators The principal expeditions T. Umkekubo at 422 Fell street. judges ean veto them!- - have been those on the Mesa The proprietor and n. Omura Verde National Park, Colorado; rushed out and dragged King inW he was police-me- n OnAhe-MeEJcanyon and its. to a rear room,-wherFiftyour New T orR Colorado-Utah in of a young Japlaced tributaries near the charge who were put through. line, in Southern Utah; panese, who stood guard, armed course of sprouts the other day to the Grand with a section of gaspipe whim will think their treatment but from Colorado the great ruins of Puye the other Japanese hurried to . little short of that which would Canon, at New Mexi- summon the police to arrest be inflicted in the dominions of on the Pajarito Park, mound-buildeKing. the' Czar for insubordination. co, and in the Three intoxicated companions For violation of some of the rules ruins in Missouri. and of fifty-fouColorado r in The work King witnessed the incident, of the department these been full of surprises. and they planned to rescue their many of them big, fat men, Utah has hours We find ruins all the way from friend. Other whites were called were put through a two followed a combined drill that was without intermis- Mancos to the Grand Canon of in and there Mesa attack on the laundry. The street sion and wa?, according to the the Colorado. Those of the After Verde National park are the most was soon filled by a large crowd, victims' something' fierce. attitude spectacular of all, but they hard- and a dozen Japanese on the in.standing in the rigid the invaders. unjil ready to ly exceed in interest those of the side sought to repel of attention the McElmo and its tributaries. In Policeman Thomas Collier was wilt, they were started out on ' find a soon on the scene and' attacked double quick; then they were southern Utah also we Anothdistrict. wonderful the crowd single-handeto archaeological spread lined up and; made autoruins an ancient er officer soon arrived in a squatting exercise To the charm of the the eagle until they panted. and groaned; is added that of scenery scarcely mobile, and the riot call which was sounded brought strong re- then came some more of the dou- equaled in the world. The police chargA most interesting district is inforcements. ble quick; then some lively gym-- with clubs - and crowd nastics. At the expiration of the that of the White eanon, west of ed the two hours, three men were carried Bluff, Utah. Here are yet the many were hit. Umkekubo and out and the others were on the little known Natural Bridges, Amura were" conveyed to the found the where it verge of a collapse. Wonder how beside any of which the natural hospital, the cat was about badly the Logan cops would like such bridge in Virginia' is a culvert. former a sustained There are these great bridges and head, while Omura a setting up exercise?' . around each are clustered cliff fracture of the shoulder. King was found 'asleep in the rear room A peculiar New York mother is villages in large numbers. innocentof Ahetrouble he had Grand Gulch of Utah is a Mrs. Savarese, who fled from her home in the sixth story of a smaller Girand Canon of the Colo- caused.filled with sixty anAttorney Walker of the JapaKg apartment building, entirely rado; and-icient ruins throughout its entire nese Society of Americatonight forgetting her, little she length, a. distance of sixty miles. was securing evidence of the afbaby, girl Johanna. In faet ' ' didn't miss her for nearly two All this interesting region' from fair. , ? hoursAand jail this time the fire the Mesa Verde .west can he was burning and timbers and reached from Mancos or Dolores Probably some. man has had . " his eye on,, 3four business" for A masonry" falling into theA street. On the Rio' Grande" and when--' will attract hosts- of sometime but he will notknow Then slnf raised a great wail. known 1 ' . . before the travelers. that you want to sell out until Fortunately, just' -excavations you advertise the fact.' ACho .principal a fireman building collapsed THE JOURNAL st - ttr' Thursday, October 17. The next Sunday School Union for the workers ' in the Cache Stake 'Sunday schools - will be held irrHhe B. Y.: College next Stind ayat2-pt-nu- -- Foat-offic- The-buil- ding ' FOR-- S 6 ALEd050-ibrHhlackrmar- e years old. J, M. Zundel, South, 1st West. . ss r 333 BURGLARS ORGANIZE IN BUSINESS SHAPE Have 1 Business Dis-- - Manager, burser, Agent And One , ? Thief. ctive - ax'-vipof- f the-ure,ufth- r ' f its-flee- too-much-o- -- - -- i-- A' satis-factor- y, - fr ing -- ' mo e rs - . -- Los Angeles, Oct. 14. A gang of burglars with a business manager, an administrative agent and chief disburser, one active thief and treasurer in the person of a woman, who was .also the inspirer of these knights of darkness, are now all behind the, bars, excepting the woman, ow-- ii g to the capture of two of them in Venice yesterday. heir-namare Clifford es and 23, Cyril Young, aged 26. In the apportioning of tasks, Young was business manager and Wilcox pawned the loot. John Lewis, whose real name, it has been learned, is Leon Taylor, son of a well known and substantial family of Albany, Oregon, was the chief executive. He did .the stealing. The only one who has slipped through the fingers of the i Ece is Miss-MaDobbs, the treasurer, She is in tlenver and an attempt jndljte made to apprehend her there. This band of burglars, which was organized along the latest approved corporation lines, a largo scale and with Owing to the xeellence of their organization theirs was almost a monopoly in ud opet-ated'o- n burglary. ' t P. T. BARNUMS WIDOW TAKES FOURTH HUSBAND Still ' She Bestows Han- and Fortune on Count du Briey. Handsome, d- Baroness Alex-andr- i, still a handsome woman, now in Paris, is about to bestow her heart and fortune cn a' fourth husband, it is announced. The lueky man is Count' Jaeqius de i Briev. Baroness A'exandri was the wife f.rst of Phineas T. Barnmn, Thrn the, celebrated showmsr she married Demetrius. Calleas Bey. a Greek, in the Turkish Sultan s service. After his death she gave hei hand to Pyinc-- Aloxan-Ir- i, a French nrfrleman, who also died. This .last marriage was arranged by a certain prominent French woman, a matchmaker; who has bestowed many American wives and their fortunes on impeeune-ou- s but titled Frenchmen. The announce French newspapers with a" certain exultant ring that Baroness Alexandri has an income of $100,000. Well informed Americans say that the Barnum estate pays her $40,000 a year. Paris, Oct. 15. s derryman 1.1 Washington Star, f COFFINS AND BODIES FLOAT ;jWANT COLUMN Barcelona, Oct. 15. The floods EGGS AND POULTRY wanted, in the vicinity continue to be by Isaae Smith. most serious! time five - persons have been 12.00 per ton for cast iron at drowned and 30,000 thrown, out of work. The greatest distress is Logan Junk Cos reported from Manresa, the birthIf your time is limited it is place of St. Ignatius, the founder still better-t- o answer but one of the society of Jesus, This vilwant ad. today than none at all. lage has been terribly ravaged and the waters have washed out FOR RENT Four roomed house, countless coffins and bodies "from barn, etc; good location. Call the local cemetery. Bell phone 148 Y. A house in Santander, belonging to a brother ofPremierMaura, COAL , MINERS WANTED is flooded up to the second story. Good wages paid. For particuThe family was forced to take lars apply to Roberts Coal Co. refuge on the.. roof,,..whence Jhey were rescued, PLENTY OF MONEY-- To ioan river is Thtf Guadalamedina at 6 per cent on farms. J. again out of its banks and in this Z. Stewart. district several i,other grown persons and children have been Of course, if that vacation of ', drowned. yours is not important to you or you can plan it without A CERTAIN CURE FOR CROUP yours, consulting the ads. USED FOR TEN YEARS WANT to buy Lucero hay in - WITHOUT A FAILURE fields or in stack. C. Balling, 316 South Main, Phones, Ind. 342, Bell 321 B. Mr. W. C. Bott,. a Star City, Ind., hardware, merchant, is en- HAIR CUTTING 25e, Childrens thusiastic in his praise of Cham(hair cutting 15c. Barber shop berlains Cough Remedy. His Court House East, Lochildren have all been subject to opposite ' gan, Utah. remused this has he and croup edy for the past ten, years, and LOST Between Sugar Factory though they much feared the and Logan, ladys long coat. croup, his wife and he always Under please leave at this office felt safe upon retiring when a and be rewarded. i bottle of Chamberlainfs Cough Remedy was in the house. His MEN WANTED For cement i oldest child was subject to severe work. N. S. Andrews. Cement attacks of croup; but this remedy contractor. never failed to effect a speedy cure. He has recommended it to LOST In Logan ' depot, watch. friends and neighbors and all and chain, with -- initials M.A. who have used it say that it is Good luck fob attached. Please-returand whoopunequaled for eroup to Jhis office and be - reDeal-ersale All For by cough. ing ( a. warded. 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