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Show T xxx. VOLUME LOGAN CITY, UTAH. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1909. onHideof which ate enhis initials, and on the ingraved side: Compliments of Employes Logan .Branch C. W. & M. Co.. amused, if not instructed. Yet these, or similar stories will be related all over the count! y to ''groups, by returnSEATTLE FAIR ing tourbts of the class referred to, and Utah, more than ever', PECULIAR impressions will bear the reputation of a beCONVEYED BY UTAHS nighted land of ..dark mysteries building In other respects the exhibits are fairly representative-s-o far as have Utah from visitors Mkuiy they go, but" the appropriation turned from the 'hi g Exposition was utterly inadequate to give dissatisfactat Seattle expressing Utah a representation commenSurrion with Utahs building. surate to her importance or corounded. as it is, by the twentieth responding to those of other of other states, century structures dates; so that generally speaking in every line of the th'e representative visiting Utahn is not proud of and progress wealth, enterprise the display. to typify, the they are supposed Utah visitor first coming, as it weer A NEW HOSPITAL face to face with the official home severe a receives stater shock if he has previously negDr. AY. B. Parkinson has purchlected to read the description of ased and is renovating and refitEven then, seen the building. the Edwards corner building ting amidst sueh surroundings, the re- at the corner of Center and Secproduction of the ruins of the ond as a hospital, which homes of a prehistoric and savage wil lbe known as the Parkinson mu on tfie AT THE open-mouthe- d Ah. Langton lias Jiad the confidence of the people of Ixigan pointment. of, com so to archaeologists, ethnolog'sts and antiquarians, the as reprodm turn wa.s of interest of a the lust lemaining relic bythis viewgone raci .mil from point it j noed of much more into est than would a modern strue-tuiEducated people generally, who weic sufficinetly- - interested to make any inquiry or read the literature mven them, understood Buto .Mr. Xebeker the chief soun-of amusement lay in the comments of the great unwashed;" that very large proportion of mankind that reads nothing but the vellow papers and light literatim1; which accepts that winch pt esojits itself to the eve in the liteial and obvious sense and does not weary or overburden its mind by seeking further; the class which, while accepting the literature offered it at one state building, quietly threw it down upon entering the grounds of another, supposing it to contain chiefly advertising matter they had neither the time nor inclination to read. . e. liis 48 of a class acceptedHhe .building representation of the Utah today, though in apparently a state ovv disrepair. One Tcould imagine it a fort of some hind occupied by the particular tribe of Mormons living in the vicinity , and wonder vvheher Incle Sams soldiers, or the Indians. had attacked an'd battered h. Another thought it a replica f the Governors official residence. and a third, that it was shocking ecupied by the President of the dominant ehureh. A fourth judg-- from the number that it had been ed- - of apartments the residence of Brigham Young, and speculated llf0n which apartment was occupied by the favorite. Occasionally the wise guy would bob up to that (this was the great ptris-- n nt which were cast the s that wandered, into the state an earlier day, and where ere incarcerated the Danites, represented by some of the rude fires cut into the walls. To him her s hieroglyphics meant f various kinds, records of C4Ptnre. sentences of death, war ?n's f execution, and records of dread import palpable enough to those initiated into tbe mvsteries to the uninitiated. 0 the uninitiated. wonder Mr. Xebeker was ex-Pto- in gen-tde- cap-ITe- hospital and will he opened on or before the 15th. The location is a fine one, the house commodious, modern, and fitted with every convenience'jand when the arrangements in pro- HARRIMAN'S $2,000,000 RESTING PLACE, THE FINANCIER AND MEMBERS OF HIS FAMILY. gress are completed will .accomTo modate probably twenty patients. complete tbe rest cure ordered by IiIb European physicians, Edward II. Ilarriman went to bis new bouie at Arden, N. Y., on bis arrival from the other side. The Ilarriman bouse could tut be conqdeted in time for tbe financiers return, although hundreds of men were put' to work on it day and night. It stands on Tower bill, tbe highest point of the Ramapo mountains. As far as the eje eau see in any direction tlve land belongs to Ilarriman. his holdings being estimated at 45,000 acres. The group of persons On Thursday afternoon Supt. Bhown in the picture are the following, from the readers left to his right: Alolineau and the Committee on Miss Carol Iiarmnan. Robert tloelet, W. AveVell Ilarriman (the elder son of E. II Ilarriman. who is learning the railroad business), lr. Ceorge A. Teachers and School Workof the Dixon, Mr Harrimans phjsieiau, and Edward II. Ilarriman himself. met and Board of Education, TEACHERS ASSIGNED nude the following assignments for the ensuing school year: Woodruff School Georue Hatdmg, Principal. Edith Bowen, Eighth grade. J. .Sorenson, Seventh grade A Anna Hansen, Sixth grade . Xellie .Hendricks. Third grade. Ida Anderson, Second grade. Alabel Alaughau, First grade. Kay Kewley, Beginners. Kuzma Skidmore, Fifth grade. Jeimette Gstlund, Fourth grade Othelia Peterson, Third oi Fourth grade. Diantha Hammond, Fifth or Sixth grade. Afahcl Johnson, Second, Third. Fourth or Fifth grade. lone Alaughan, First or Second 1 grade. Haws School. Vera Cranney, Beginners or First grade. Benson School Lofter Bjornason, Seventh, and Principal. Xaoma Reese, Sixth Bessie H. Shaw, Fifth. Elva Parkinson, Fourth. Gertrude Smith, Third. v Ililnra Johnson, Second. Xellie Ilawkes, Beginners. Priscilla Allen, First. Whittier School. E. J. Clark, Sixth and Principal. Ira A. Cole, Eighth. Ethel Hill, Third. , Priscilla King. Second. Lorraine Farrell, First. Caroline Scholes, Beginners. Ellis School Hilda Jones, Second. Forence Tarbett, First and Be, ginners. Card School. Vaughan Parry, Beginners and First. Webster School. Florence . Munro, Beginners and First. Primary, Alay AVilliamson, in- spector. 4 METHODIST CHURCH Preaching 11 a. m. Sunday School 12:15 p. m.' There will be no evening service. .This will be Rev. Thomass last service asf local pastor. The new pastor, Rev. Carl Anderson, expects to be at his post on Sunday Sept. 12. A cordial invitation is extended to all for tomorrow morning. a ttt - and Cache county. For IMA years lie was President of .the Jkiard of Education of Logan City, during which period every school building of Logan city with the exception of the Whittier, was erec) ted. Ho served in other civic capacities, and represented Cache county in the Legislature at a critical period in the history of the AsrrcuTiural and did College, much to avert impending disaster. lie has been in the forefront of every civic improvement, and prominent as. a member of the Commercial Club and the Boosters organization. Finally;' as business man, in public service and in private life. Air. Langton has made a host of friends who will view his depar-tm- e with reirret. lie left for the ranch yesterday, where he and Airs. Lamrtou will in all probability establish their home. The Journal wishes' them d and success. The prosit ion vacated by Air. Langton will be filled lv Air. Bert Barber, an employe at various tines during the pad twenty years, and familiar alike with the office, shop and field work. Air. Barber has a wide acquaintance among,, the firm's patrons, has many friends, and will no doubt succeed as well as any manager the firm could have secured. God-spee- . THE AGRICUL- -i GOOD CITIZEN ST. JOHNS CHURCH The Services for the 13th Syn-da- y after Trinity will be the Holy LEAVESLOGAN communion TURALCOLLEOE at 11 oeloek and evening prav or at 7:30 p. m. a reThree Things About it. LOGAN HAS MUCH TO RE- turn to the regular hour. Sunday The GRET IN DEPARTURE OF Aigi ieultural school will College at 10 oclock. which begins work September 14, SETH A. LANGTON. All are welcome.1 is characterized by three qualiOn September first, much to the ties most distinctively. Its work, RELIEF SOCIETY MEETING of course, covers a broad field. regict of the directorate and gene Domestic Science nil management of theCon&olidat-e- d Agriculture. The Cache Stake Relief Society AY and Arts. Commerce, and Alech-ni- c agon & Machine Co., Man- will hold its officers meeting SatArts are its special courses It ager Seth A. Langton of the Lo- urday, September 4th, in the Tabgives also a broad and complete gan Branch severed his connec- ernacle, at 2 p. m. A full attendcollege training in Chemistry. tion of twenty vears with the es- ance desired. various under its tablishment Alathe-maticRelief Society Presidency. Physics. Botany, Zoology, acEnglish, languages. Econ- ownerships and fortunes, to omics. History, public speakimr. cept the ..management of the newly organized Promontory Curlew A NEW CORPORATION ALisie, etc. Land Co., in which he is heavily The three things for which it is interested and of which lie is a Articles of incorporation of the. especially noted, however, are director. of firm of James I. The management Briggs & Co., of the following: ' this $700,000 corporation with its Trenton have been filed with the A clean and wholesome spirit vaiied interests will furnish an county clerk. The firm is capitalwhich insures CILARACTER in ample field for the exercise of Mr. ized at $25,000, divided into ten its students; a sourse of study Langton s abilities, and it may dollar shares. The names of the The Xew be which is modern expected that with his guid- incorporators arid the sum subEducation. A faculty and equipance and energy at the helm the scribed by each, follows. ment of remarkably high stand- new institution will flourish. UnJames I. Briggs $1,000 ard. der the broad plan proposed it is Charles 0. Wood 1,000 a difficult matter to define its Charles A. Brown ,500 HISTORICAL REPRODUCTION limits. 500 B. IE Wood. OF CUSTERS LAST BATTLE his former ,200 employers Frank II. Wood Xaturally .. with . . . his F. viwed Bair ,150 regret. departure Pierre. S. D., Sept. 1. Gapt. firms the of V. The ,130 popular- J. growth Rogers Dewell and theother officers and been conhad is to formed here and business The company men of Company B of the state ity most gratifying, and its accounts duct a general merchandising troops will play the part of Cus- and prospective profits were not business, to deal in hay, Jgrain, ter andi 'his men in the historical all in the books; for at the close produce, cattle, sheep and hogs, reproduction of Custers last bat of last years business he turned and the principal place of busitie, which will be put on in this over his records with every book nesses Trenton. city during registration . for the account closed ; an " achievement Oheyennelndian reservation lands never BIG CUTLERY SALE duplicated by "any impleThe commander of the Indian ment firm in' the state. Failing to We are ottering all our cutlery forces will be Chief Iron Lightnassured the was by at big reduced prices for the next keep him, he ing, one of the leaders in the Cus-te- r officers of the that they 30 days. Scissors, Pocket knives, company massacre. The Indian departwould be pleased' at any time be and Razors cheaper than you ever ment has given authority for the conclude to return, to otter heard of before. Every article use of Iron Lightning . and his might him a position. guaranteed with an unlimited men for this reproduction and Nor are the companys officials guarantee. Everton andy&ons. more than 100 Indians in all their 1 war toggery will be under his all that will miss him. In his Hyrum Stake Priesthood command. capacy as manager of the com The Hyrum - Stake Priesthood panv, and in .private life he was a friend to the poor, and often meeting will convene in the Third DRESS MAKING SCHOOL extended accommodation and aid. ward meeting house at 11 a. m. 9 The employes of the firm, also, Sept. 4, 1909 High Council at Ladies desiring to take Stake Presidency. iew his departure, with regret ; a. m. in dressmaking will do, esconsult Mrs. S, B. Campbell, who and as a testimoniaToi their PEACH DAY. BRIGHAM teaches the Kellog French Tailor- teem the employes of the Cache Reduced rates via O..S. L. for in presenting System. Address Logan R.F. valley, branches united' 15th. D. No. 1 or Phone Bell 143 X ing him with a high grade full peach day at Brigham Sept. anlimit akd Residence 2 Blocks south of Card jeweled watch of Swiss manufac- Dates of sale fare ture in a solid 18 carat gold case nounced later. School House. re-ope- s, NOT HEAD; IHTSLEEPING ' 1909. of-hi- s 'race seems strikingly inappropriate and grotesque. The designers. if something unique was their aim, attained it; but representative it is. in no sense. This was the impression created in the mind of Mr. ITymm Xebeker. who. with his family, returned the other day from Seattle. shocked But while somewhat Mr. Xebeker and disillusioned, has a saving sen.se of humor that afforded him some compensation a a counterbalance to his disap- NUMBER 163. n -- ....... ........ - -- - 1 he Sheriff was called overffhe telephone early Thursday evening and informed that a" man was lying by the side of the railway grade down by the sugar factory, where it was assumed he might'- -: have fallen from 'the afternoon train; and as he had lain motionless for a long time it was feared he might be dead. The informant had not approached the body, deeming it best to let the Sheriff make the investigation. Accordingly Sheriff Crookston hitched up and drove down, and sure enough there the man lay in a mud puddle, his face bruis--e- d and bleeding, his mouth full of mud, and evidently unconscious, which state was accounted for by. his breath, which was reminiscent of old Kentucky. The Sheriff examined the victim and found no bones broken, so just obtained ,help and carried him to a shed where he could sleep it off under mre favorable conditions. It was learned that the injured one had ridden down from Richmond. Whether he had climbed, fell, or got pushed off the train at this point is not Known; but one thing was elear, and that was that in partaking of refreshments to strengthen him for and cheer him f upon his journey, he had under- rated the potency of the brand dispensed at Richmopd, hence had fallen by the wayside. - s at vaHeTfobhe At Valley Forge, by William L. Roberts, takes high ranlc among war dramas of the best type. It is founded on historical incidents and tells one of the brightest stories of womans devotion and courage among the many sueh during Revolutionary times. Miss Ann Cleveland, who heads the company, is admirably adapted to portray the role of" Virginia Preston, the heroine,-' whose love , . , for one of Washing- - tons young officers;-form- s the1 motif for the play. There are stirring scenes in this drama with thrilling climaxes, but the real interest is in the courage of the heroine, who, when her letter to her lover is' intercepted, is arrested) as a traitor and undergoes severe hardships which end with the triumph of the Continental forces and the reunion of the lov- ers. An adequate company will support Miss Cleveland and the scenic effects will he particularly bright and beautiful. The play will be presented at The Thatcher Opera House on Monday, September 6. At Yralley Forge, is a bright drama of Colonial days, with plenty of stirring incidents and a strong story of love interest. It has been one of the greatest successes among war dramas and has never been seen before .fit popular prices. The company, under the management of Dun-- , worth & Spofford, is a strong' one and the presentation will be worthy in every respect. The stage settings, and especially the costumes are beautiful. . - FOR CHILDREN The safest.gentlest.most pleasant and in every way desirable bowel regulator for children, as well as for- - adults, are Rexall Orderlies. They are eaten like candy. They delicate soothe and invigorate-th- e them intestines, making strong and active. They relieve constipation andi overcome the necessity of the regular use of laxative. If they dont do as we claim return-th- e price paid us for them. Two sizes, 10c,. and 25c. The Rexall Store. Riter Bros we-wi- Drug Co. ll . |