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Show THE 1RI-WEEKL- JOURNAL, LOGN, UTAH. T A PEC PAGE SBVXri CASE. Remarkable Discovery Made ter a Mans Death. ' cold one, , Fac-Nebek- er, Off The Earth tory, headquarters for homemade and imported .boots and New York Appril 13. For shoes. Repairs a specialty, 22 W, oV more L. Jacob year twenty 1st North. BAKER & HANSEN Vexed Question. Hyland of Brooklyn, lived with announced in the Scanton (Pa.) CO., Proprietors. Look out for imbedded m j rimes that he had foUad4.new the red boot I went to the schoolroom one a pieceonepife bl "r in his right lung. Ryiand thought : morning, way to treat that dread Ameri- was he from tuberculossuffering My two little girls were there. cap disease. Rheumatism, with DECORATION DAY, IS COIX-is. He died at St. Lukes hosAsid over their atlas binding, drugs ING. We manufacture ; ornajust common, every-dapital ignorant of the fact that it found iii any di ug store, Hie phy- mental steel fencing, different . Each with a puzzled air. was a broken knifeblade that had sicians were slow Indeed to at- - styles, suitable for grave lots. We ' killed him. slowly on have hand as ,1 much tach entered; for sale, plain or importance to his Mary gjanced up Physie.ans at St. Lukes found claims Thks wa8 only a few fancy steel gates, the best made, And said, with an anxious look, the knifeblade 'when they per months LUNDAHL & SON, Mamma, perhaps you can, help ago. Today nearly every , an formed on the body. autopsy 3 J38 W, South Logan Utah. us. newspaper in the country, even How it got there is a mystery the anis It says here in this book metropolitan dailies, which may never be solved,, but ELDERS, TAKE NOTICE! nouncing it and the splendid reis likely that it physicians say sults achieved. It is so simple That we bought Louisiana , There will be a general meeting knifeblade entered Hylands the that From the French Now, , that any one can prepare it at all the Elders of Cache Stake lung when he was a boy. The home at small cost. It is made seems queer, up.iinhe Taberna,le S;mday Apr. is strengthened by as follows: Get from anv good 19th at 10 a. m. All For Nellie and I dont ' under- assumption Elders not the fact that no wound was visistand ' prescription pharmacy Fluid Ex- engaged in wark school, Sunday ble on the mans body. How they could send it here. tract Dandelion, one-haounce; are Urgently requested to be presFrom the scanty information K&rgon, one ounce; ent and all those who are so enCompound Whoever brought the land over Inland gave the St. Lukes auth- Compound Syrup Safsaparilla, gaged provided they can be exMust have taken so many trips orities of the history of his case, three ounces. Mix by aha king In cused for that day by the Suphim two 4wll --sa v sjh a bottle and take in teaspoon ful erintendent. Jnb a sk e his lung firstHe bothered then that doses thought But I think it must have been years ago. after each meal and at bedISAAC SMITH had he tuberculosis and physictime. These are all simple inships. KIMBALL N.W. ians at Johns Hopkins hospital, gredients, making an absolutely JOS. E. CARDON Baltimore, and at all the leading harmless home r ARRESTED IN CHURCH : at little remedy Stake Presidency. in this .him treated hospitals city 13. As she cost. Chicago, April knelt in prayer last night at, St. for this disease. one Rheumatism, as every Job .work done at this office. K Elizabeths Roman. Catholicchn-rch- , is a symptom of deranged knows, FELL "FROM CLIFF a yoman, for whom tW pokidneys. It is a condition pro- PROBATE AND GUARDIANlice have been searching forSev-era- l duced by the failure of the kidSHIP NOTICES. San Jose, . Cal., April 13. weeks, was caught in the act Jo neys properly filterortaio C Millard, brother of Baiof stealing a pocketbook, Ty Ser- Hiram from the blood the uric acid and Consult County Clerk or the Ree- noveley Millard, theouthor and geant Timothy Dillon.. other matter which, if not eradicpective Signers for Further Dillon told her to rise from her list,' was killed in Alumn Creek ated. either in the urine "or , Information. ' knees and accompany .him. She Canyon, late Sunday night, by a skin pores, remains cliff. He had through the did so without those near her fall over a in the blood, decomposes and In the District Court of the First flighted from a bu?y from forms knowing that she was under. about the joints and musJudicial District of the State of which r he ; was 'escorting two .. the untold cles, causing suffering Utah, in And For The County At the police station she was young.' ladies who live near. him, and of rheumatism. of Cache. deformity identified as Mary Miller, 37 years-rold- , to' "their homes, and presumably This is said be to fch'mbled-ove- r prescription surveyors stake who the policcfsay servef-tn.a NOTICE TO CREDITORS. splendid healing, cleansing and and jtitohevhpadlong over the year in Jhe.Tiotise of correction ' tonic to the invigorating kidneys, for '.stealing a pocke.tbook ,at St? edge- of the. Cliff: ', Ilis' body - was almctet and immediate re" Notice to Creditors. gives this' recovered morning. James' Episcopal 'church.-V lief in all forms of bladder and . A search bf .the womans room 'i urinary troubles and backache. Estate of Hans L. Larsen, DeFELL DEAD WOMAN and revealed .thirty pocketbooks He also warns people in a lead, , ceased. ' . small handbag. New York claim paper, against the Creditors will present Los --Angeles, April 13, While ing r indiscriminate use of many pat with vouchers to the undersigned ; standing .in the, waiting room of murderous ent medicine. at her residence No. 345 East 24 a depot yesterday afternoon, a Fort Worth, Texas., April 13. South street; Logan City Utah, woman supposed' ?io be Mrs. W. M. F. Gerrili, construction-fore- ; on or before the 28th day of Au.LRoberf of Columbia, Mo., fell man for the Missouri, Kansas ' WANT COLUMN gust A. D., 1908, to th.g floor and 'died in a few minTexas railroad at Waukegan, end Date of first publication April utes. 'Her ds supposed to bis wife 'were probably,. fatally 08. 1, due to heart failure. WANT Oats Thatchers havevbeen t Livery. . Chil- wounded and their ,infant. MARTHA LARSEN PEHRSON. . ,N The onli. nmaps of ..identification dren dangerously hurt by"twO un-- . "Administratrix. of 'the woman was by a key ring HAIR CUT 25c Childrens hair known men while asleep- imtthir J. Z. STEWART, JR. in her purge- - Thq key. ring bore house . cutting 15c.. Opp court bedroom early todays .Two older Atorney. the name of Mrs" W L .Roberts. - Logan. t children, who occupied an adjoin- r , ...m ing room, were aroused by the Murder' , , FIRST CLASS , PASTURE mystery ' For It crying of the inant and,' "upon ' UP CLEARED . ,, cows ; May 1st to October. En the children entering, their parTRAINS AND STORES 13. New Jhe By April ,orJc, quire Thatcher Livery. ents room, the men fled. ARRIVE arrest ofFrank Moriatot Hunt-- , Officers a nd physicians from FOR MUCH THE SAME Ind.' .' the .mytpry sur- EGGS FOR" HATCHING 50c a J Fort Worth were hurried to the ingtori, " REASONS '$ murder' of Julius the rounding White An ' at setting. Leghorns, scene on a special train, finding Rosenheimer at Pelliara JJianor, ton'Pehrsrins, 960 Canyon St. Gerrili and his wife unconscious ' Nfiw York,' on June has last, The crushed. with their heads been; solved. Mr. Rqsenheimer WANTED Horses and cattle to infant also had been severely For was secretary of the London Nee-dl- e face. summer head and about the beaten Jay- - Pitkin & range. train runs on schedule company ,an resided on Millville Utah. , , The crime is believed to have been Sons, time, departing and ar handsome Estate at,elham Mancommitted by negroesfor the purriving regnlariy; credit or. With his wife 'he was strolL - ; WANTED Dry stock and colts pose of robbery,. due tos road-beding among fhe shrubbery .of the 1, to pasture 'during summer, N, equipment, management, dusk 'wiien twp - unS. Andrews,' Logan. " STREET "CAR MEN STRIKE grounds '.at engine and engineer. known nren jumped from behind For. the fact that a. store 13.Sixty a Philadelphia,- April clump of bushes and b'eat him FOR : RENT J furnished men employed as motormen and to or J business 'enterprise, Nicely ' death. . five' roomed house. conductors ' by the Southwestern on schedule,? and runs Inquire 33 ' 1st South Traction company which operates v ADVERTISED ' arrives .with.4 clock- LETTERS. like regularity; credit is 1 a trolley road between. this city J ' J FOR SALE Lucern and' Tim-pth- y and Chester,. Pa., a distance of 37 Anderson, Mrs.' Martha due to organization, to $ & Baldwin .'Messrs Bariori, hay and straw,. C, Bal miles, went on strike tddaybe-caus- e system, to ADVERTIS- '. Carampatson, Stauron.'- ING AND TO ADVER- ling. , Both phones. s. their wages were recently Mt.: Geo. A, Harrison; reduced 10 per cent.' The. strike TISERf. Mr.' IL ", J WANTED Good farm 'Myers, tied up the road. cheap r it. ; ' : horses immediately."' F. A When 'the er gine and . Chester, Pa., April 13. The ?Nebeker, MrrBert ' : Pilkington,. Mr, Leland ; ' , a . day conductors and motormen; and Neuburger. engineer take Smith Miss Kell a ', , when other employes of the' Chester off; something ' FOR RENT A lot suitable to Simons, Miss B. ails one or the other Traction company struck today . raise of them, the train v'does because their wages had beent cut' . If the above are not taken away garden truck; Apply ' to Wm. R. Robbins at Fire 10 per cent.'; Shortly after the within two; weeks from date they not run on' schedule- to will be the 'Dead sent Letter ILall. strike was called a car wps.sent nor, perhaps, at all. to the city hall for policemen. On Office at Washington. r JOSEPH 7 ODELL, P. M. In the vernacular, Carl J. Olsson & Son, Painters the way the car. was stoned" by a i 1908. and" Paper Hangers, 34 S. Main. Logan, "Utah April 7, and engineer must crowd and every window was . All to. work promptly attended broken. Traffic is tied Up. yrn on the job to make t HYRUM STAKE CONFER-- , an. express train A ENCES. . GRAND REVIEW OF WAR in FOR SALE Cement FACT, instead of a fic- any tion. FLEET SAN FRANCISCO quanityat 25 per cent less than Ward conferences of the Hy-ru- last years priqe. N. S. Andrews. Hr Excursions via Oregon Short Stake for 1908 will be held Cement Contractor. . Phone or . And the advertising Line May 2nd. Very low round ' and the advertiser bear write. X trip rates with diverse routes and as follows: Mt. 19th same relation to a the 30 days limit. 48 war vessels of Avon, Sterling, April Paradise. store that the engine and WANTED A man and wife, the all classes in one of the "greatest the engineer bear to the man to care for garden, and Naval demonstrations of history. 'April 26th Wellsville and Coltrain! wife to board the ranch hands. See O. S. L. agents for further lege. . ' , For particulars inquire of A. C. particulars.' Hyrum Stake Presidency. ! j I and . n 1 , , to the Logan Shoe Lake Town," Utah. V . Victory , r rou remember, Go Af- ' you are the one who has made a mistake. That day was a very SAY May Wipe It y Unfle Howard, asked , up from the, book was reading, what is a comMar-lookin- Ve g i mence! (Let me see replied Uncle Howard,' trying to think how to Jake a simple definjtionVjWhen at the same two things happen to do" with nie that have nothing ' other, hut "seem to have "a do with each other, jjreat deal to S coincidence. ve call it " , Marjorie still looked puzzled, he started to exwhen a .telephone plain further, ' 5 that Seeinif lf away. As he in the hall, "I CALL IT A GREAT VICTORY. - jj0WVe-r.-i;e-. paused Jon g.gpQllgll to say,. Ill 'look out for a first something broke about the furfate coincidence to show you, nace early in the morning, so we Marjorie, and then youll under- couldnt have school 'that day. We sent word to all whom we stand better. The next day happened to be could reach easily and dismissed no the others as soon as they came. Friday, and because there was school You live so far away we . could one to drive Marjorie to to able not was she not notify you. Im lorry this and because . to has troubled you so much. You walk so far she was obliged . home. should have told your mother or at , remain . Howard Uncle , Mamma and me sooner. all were very sorry, and they Marjorie ran around to Great-autwo Mortons after school with shining gold thought of the that bank in her Marjories report card and then fairly pieces without whole flew home to dell her story to meant two years an absence and of .the third that mamma and Uncle Howard. That 8 what I call the happiwas to have joined them so soon, -ed 'MortonT-wfao-Jivest-kind of. a .. coincidence, for Great-auin the big house on the hill, said Uncle Howard as he heard told Marjorie the five dollar gold piece rattle had laughingly Now yon the xery first day she went "to down with its mates. a 'have should she know' the meaning of the word. school that call it a great victory, five dollar gold piece at the end neither was she that each said mamma, thinking of someof year absent nor tardy. . thing quite different. But Marnothias was But the gold piece jorie understood both. Youth's ng compared with the broken Companion. - record, and Marjorie sobbed' for message called him took down 'his hat - nt nt .I minutes; little girl her tears, and began a few brave dried then,- like the that she 'was, she got out her paint Jacqu Sprattc, Architect. coloring" up some gunbonnet babies for the other box children. i on Monday morning everybody was talking about the fire that had occurred the day befqye, and, tQ her relief, nobody said anything to her about her absence. She said to herself that she just could not Jhave stood it if'" any" 7 body had. Two weeks later the monthly report cards were 'given out. Marjorie received hers with , a sad heart as she .though ..the When she went to . school " J 100-fo- - ot Jar-re- st. J 4 e - r. . -- burgers" 4 - -- ; . . The wealthy and honored Jacque flpratte Had aver y great love for hi cat. ' He designed this big tower, And at each evening hour t When lighted It looked just like that ' tjf broken record. But as she glanced "over the card something within her gave $ 1 , J it it it it thefactthat' ... great leapT Could she' believe her own eyes! There were no marks in the absence column! The teacher must have made a a nis- W' - j -- -- f is! ,; - mistake. Mamma arid Uncle Howard looked the card over and said they were gone ey-pu- Lit glad from G Marjorie to,G, plus - in VouthsCompanlon. . Jimmys; Future. - .inJ When I gro,w np Im. going to be. a. schoolteacher cause its lots record would remain as itand the teacher and pupils would easier. You dont have to know You can forget by next year and Great-aun- t the lessons yourself. book. from the read jlem Morton need never .know.' just : f 'V Jn So the report card was returned 5 ' to the- teacher without anything Just. For Fun.' ' being said, A doctors report would propAll the. next week Marjorie struggled with the' temptation. erly come under the head of the news of the week. ' She seemed unlike herself. A man with a noisy dog calls Friday . came again, the last day of school. Marjorie could him. Tree, because all the. bark is stand it nq longer. Summoning on the outside. farmer puts a porceall her courage, she came back . When a into the schoolroom at recess af-,t- lain egg under the hen.Js.he setthe others were all out and ting a good egg sample! The difference between a woobbed- - out her story to her ' I man and an umbrella is that you teacher. -So yon thought I made a can shut up an umbrella. In art matters the education asked the mistake, did yod! teacher. Iukso glad you told of the eye, of course, includes, the ..because"! can assure you that1 proper treatment of the pupils.' , . " A - - 4.. - - 4 -- ar West.1 4 had but neither of them thought of the omission. Then1 came a great temptation to Marjorie. ' If she should ; say nothing 'about the mistake' the her reading, ,, it it it v. $ it it it it it it it it -- 5 , . v en-gi- ne it $ 4 m it - - & -- 5 & |