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Show t lin Tuesda'r May 24, 1910. SYDNEY STEVENS BOOSTER NOTES. PASSES AWAY day. Iwl-- 1 f jLai i4" WILL THE NATION HAVE TO FIGHT? - Mr,Pingree late yesterday fered a reward of $200 for thear-res- t In ISOCUFrance had 4,000,000 (Continued from page 1) and conviction of the men A fine program is being anrang-e- d more who robbed the bank. population than Germany. for ladies evening Thursday, that time both nations occupiAt next Wednesday afternoon at 2 During the forenoon Sergeant May 26th All members of the ed same o'clock. . approximately the J. J. Roberts of the Salt Lake potheir Club, and ladies, Triends of members theStevens amount of territory,- about 200,-00- 0 lady All the are requested to be present. lice force arrested a man on susbedhis at were present square miles each, w The denfamily picion of having been one of the Wives fhould see husthat their One came. end the of poulation in France was son, side when would-b- e but the man sity burglars, bands make no other Albert Stevens was returning was released after Mr.Ellison and 134 to the square mile; in Germents for that i was 113. mission and the evening. three year from a Mr. Evans had come to town and many loThe officers of the Club are deIn the last hundred years the family made frantic efforts to declared the prisoner was not one 'he with the that intend Cleanlighted of results cate him, knowing of the highwaymen.' "The man fertility of the German nation has been so great that, in spite of the ed stopping in Chicago and some up Day and are grateful to every gave the name of ' J. J. Beard. ' other.eities on his way home.How person who took part or did clean The would-b- e secured fact that it has sent more than burglars of kind. him to comThe only ing any ever something impelled a knowledge of the bank through 6,000,0Cp emigrants to the United ome straight' home and he ar- plaints that we have heard from States and millions more to other pretending to be telephone men. the club fathmembers to see his time in a are that rived) just foreign countries, it has increased Equipped with sets of climbers great many who promised to come its home population to 64,000,000, er alive. they had been scaling poles in out deand work on of the relatives and that Numerous day, the vicinity of the bank for sev- nearly triple the number in 1800. the samd period the popuceased, in this city will attend the signed and agreement to that ef- eral days, and no later than yes- During failed1 to sons two allowwho were The fect, and, lation of France, which has sent appear servjes. terday afternoon had a short coned the other to and do are 0. Walter the fellowp no immigrants abroad Sidney practically here, versation with Cashier Ellison. workAVhile we a had crowd has there. increased now great than fifty by At 2 oclock yesterday morning The deceased pioneer had a lot of loyal workers, who almost turn it shouhi remembe cenFAnd, per Mr. Evans, whto is district night im of friends here men who had ed the old town up side down, of Alsace and Lorbered, spite watchman, was approached by from rubthe him for and with dirt raine the territry of the two nadone busing nearly judging rile two men. They pounced upbish not him who found and did it tions has remaineu praclica.lv the standpoint, yet forty years on hiim unawares and took. $7.50 to set well. see these and same people reliable straightforward. approximately 200,000 and his revolver from his pockets. ftide back. There may be some exmiles each. square Gagging him and tying bis hands The- - baseball game yesterday cuse, because there were a few At present the density of popubehind him, they compelled him between the A. C. Seniors and not converted to the idea of clean to lation in the German on piro, is walk to the home of Mr. Elli303 to the' square mil1' What that members of (the faculty was won ing up until after the sewer sysson. By tapping on a window tem was completed. But a caYeful - I by the Seniors 15 to 13. aroused the cashier, and means may be grasp- by check 5s being made of the men they when he appeared they broke the ering that if th? United Sta.es was as thickly pop i atod as Uci Heavy Snows torn in Colorado and teams who were on the window pane, covered him with informastreets 21. and this A at work May heavy Denver, ( a revolver and demanded that he mady is at the prasnt Fine we will be tion furnished the all the capsnowstorm prevails today by dress and go with them to the should have 900,000,000 per pic in- tains of the different squads. Affrom .northern ten times our prai.u, popnlalmn. Wyoming way bank. are ter the The weath eontractoqs Colorado. southern sewerage to In other words, the present denFor Gods sake,' dont shoot, who did - er is comparatively warm, and through,, these people of population in the United cried Ellison, you might hit my sity most of tlhe snow melts as it falls. not work, will be given an opStates is only thirty to the Square . mile.' In ' Denver the snow storm was portunity to get out and clean up baby! f Mrs. Ellison and their infant J f as heavy as any of JaM winter. the sewerage streets. Where and how1 shii the imOn checking up, it is discovered lay in bed near .the window.. , The storm' will be of great bene furV.h Germanmensely virtle-an- d that some did really more than Otoe of the men gained entrance ic race find a new hotae and a fit to ranchers and stockmen. to the house and superintended new .. Hvindes, of snow fell at they agreed to do. ;0ne thing is the empire over se.! Or will it, and of hasity storm meager donning the and mention.Pres. of Wyo., Cheenne. with the greatest umy in the esecially worthy was .eaj'ibyW general over that E. F. Bacon foreman of the Tellu-rid-e apparel on the part of the hank world at its common I and a tremPower Co., put on 8 men and official. The visitors insisted that endous war fleet in the making, state. Telegraph pervice west of Denver was seriously crippled for 2 teams at the Tellnride Power be, wear no shoes or stockings sit tight within its narrow boundand made good road as fair and, barefooted and gagged, he aries at home untl famine mid a time, the west snow pulling House r down tlhe wares in many places. as they could come towards the was forced to march to the bank pestilence sap its viH'ity and rethe nightwatch-mia- duce, its numbers? It city which is all in the city lim- with them - and may di - . its. Saying nothing of the men f its milfoils allow it I that; may ' Still covered by revolvers, Elli- sons to renounce their allegiance WISE TALKS BY THE OFFICE and teams of his company that worked upon our main streets son "was forced to open the outer to the fatherland, o; it may the BOY. door of the banks vault, after last terrible alternate.1 Is the. cue Mayor Anderson also put on teams and 5 men and increased he had let the party inside the of which the wori-- i stands in their force. building. Then the hopelessness of dread1. In the future, club members their task was revealed to the In the Far East i!; case is ex f robbers when Ellinon will be opposed to raking up peo- would-bactly, the same. Japau, penned ;m even if refusal its narrow .islands tvirh nearly ples ash piles, leaves, lawn clip- explained that, meant could not open he death, etc., which ..millions of warlike people pings, tin cans, fifty have been dumped into the the inner' door because of the time crowded into 160,00') square niles streets by, untidy citizens. To lock. Then they stepped outside of land, is already overflowing inavoid trouble the Civic Improve- the vault, slammed the door upon to Oorea, , ment' Committee will take an auto Ellison and- - Evans,, and hurried If it is possible to mobile ride in every nook and back to the cashiers home. Tak- the. almost irrestsFhiV also comer of the city once a month, ing a mare from .Ellisons ; bam which-driveseek to the Japanese and 'guilty - offenders will be and a horse from the bam of AH outside their present boundaries a who lives, next 'door, they brought to justice. Their names Ellisr,' r less crowded home., Jet .it be rethese animals '. and astride will he, handed to the officers. got membered that, if , Formosa be This same committee and leading rode away in the direction, of Salt counted - with the other Japanese ' i ... A young man who is particular Boosters will get into the obser- Lake., islands, the density, of population about his washing, the other day vation oars sometime this week Before departing from the vici- in the Land Empire almost, the wrote a note to his laundry and and after examining the different nity of the bank building, the same as n Germans , climbers in one to his fweetheart, and by a wards, will assemble at the Boos- men used their all is true the after then fhat It strange fatality, put the wrong ters Club rooms, and oast their mounting telephone poles and eut talk of commercial supr niaey, a address on each envelope and sent votes and award the prize of ting all the wires, thus rendering tional honor and o. "b ideals, the them off. The young' lady read, $10.00 to the cleanest ward in impossible any chance of of the wF'ing war talk assisting in their im- '1 .pse, If you tumble up my shirt bos- Logan. in found U primal in ,.ii mediate apprehension. om any more, as you did last- time .. V- swarming frm the ovir-c-jThe unsueessful attempt at rob I will go somewhere else. Speak LOCKED IN VAULT; d hive! Is m-fertility ' RESCUED BY TOOL tumble to like bery 'may remit in the apprehen- a :! tottomof tha etumiu stre.g ing of Bhirts, wed sion of the .l c Racial Fertili. up our spring shirts a little show Cashier I we 21. mail Who engineered the sensa- v n If but Gee Salt Lake, May i' June le tr:ea Wiv! ing you through. of the ii S have the sure swell shirts this sea L. E. Ellison of the First Nation- tional daylight hold-u- p Glen-woo- d son. Our head shirt man has cer- al blink at Layton had not heeded Citizens National Bank at the the advice given him a few days Springs last October, in SPECIAL EXCURSION TO tainly come through with Autbori stolen. ever was which James President that Pingree $11,000 shirts of swellest bunch ago by - BURLEY, IDAHO. came over the mountains. "When to put a screwdriver inside the ties are eoncinved that .be, is the Sale 7000 acres State land.Bur-le- y In every feature, we sell you Cluett shirts at retail vault of the bank, both Mr. Elli- same man. Idaho. .Tickets on sale May to on the eheek, he 24 25 and 26. Good a even Watchman be iscar Hyrum to and son have Night never they returning full Evans would now be dead, follow resembles the Glenwood Springs again, for they are cut long, May 81st. For rates and further and roomy. We have put in a ing their imprisonment in the robber. And his coolheaded, low- particulars inquire of agents. business vault early yesterday'morniog by voiced method of operation is 1 good many years at the identical. know would-bto e is there two burglars. ADVERTISED' LETTERS and know all A conference was held at 6:30 The burglars, finding themselabout shirts. We have provided Logan, Utah, May 17, 1910. 19 a wears time office oclock in who last the of the baffled man vaults, ves night for the fat by Adams, Miss Livonia and the tall, slim chap, who wears lock, angrily slammed the door Chief of Detectives George A. Behrens, Mr. Fred also which Later in providLvans. Evans and Sheets, Weve Ellison Ilyrum' a long sleeve. Jenkins, Mrs. Anna upon arm short screwa of the Jenkins, Mr. A. Preston gave complete descriptions Ellison remembered the ed for the fellow with hold-upto buy Watch for it blindly Accompanied driver satisfactory by and, feeling It is awfully Petterson, Miss Sophia man a from release James Sheriff man was the Evans shirt for in the dark, used it a garnet like a Pierre, Mr. Coig J measwill robwho Davis of Ware All the man and Evans. a himself county. of who knows, Richards, Mrs. Charlie correct bers Detectives of theAmericanBank got for their pains wa's $7.50 ure you and give you, the Russell, Mr. Lee for us in took association are etc. which Try ing a expected they and revolver, If the "above are not taken sleeve, length, intenand the with Salt Lake the from the night wathman, today shirts. away within two weeks from date inwith tion of conducting a thorough MUGGSIE, use of two horses, which they they wall be sent to the Dead LetCO. i stole and escaped on.)ne horse vestigation into the attempt at ter Office at Washington. The MORRELL CLOTHING Postmaster. in the the JOSEPH ODELL, robbery. returned, riderless, later of- -- . - f -Fine Line of Trunks and Sum mer Suit .Cases just in at the DklRo C CO, s -- A Rousing IS ! In A After three months of Oxford selling we , n. &$l.95W We guarantee every pair to give perfect satisfaction. If desired alll sale Oxfords will be fitted but we cannot exchange any after leaving the store. No approvals. e , Tfiese are Exceptional Values, See some of the Styles in our Show Window. Children's Oxfords . uud-rstan- , d i.-- q Being overstocked on some lines we make ' these prices ' Sizes 3i2 to 8. In Kid, Gun Metals, Tans and Russet usual 75S price $1.10 to $1.15 going at . . . Same sizes in Patents, Tans and Russet usual price $1.25 to $1.35 95 s f have on hand an accumulation of broken lots in all grades of Womens Oxfords, one to four pairs of a kind in Kids, Gun Meta Is, Russet, Tans and some patents all sizes in the lot from 2M to 5Va not all sizes in every istyle. Heavy or' light sole, mostly lace patterns. These Oxfords are all standard grades, desirable stylep and- excellent patterns. Usual price $2.50 to $3.50 mostly $3.00 grades -- - , -- Sizes 8 In same grades as above usual price tn $1.60 1.25 to $1.85 for Barefoot Sandals - dark-complexion- ed 11. In Patents, Kids, Gunmctals, Tans and Russet, usual price $1.50 to $1.60 going at 1,15 Sizes IU2 to 2 long-dis-tan- ee - Clean Up Ladies Oxfords , An Ideal Play Shoe a grateful relief .to children whose feet have been distorted by shoes. They relieve and prevent exces-six-e perspiration. Sizes 5 to ill-fitti- - 75 8 Sizes 9 to Siztfi 12 11 to 2 85 1.00 and and and 1.00 1,35 1.50 . re-tail- -- s. Curtain Department We call your attention to a big shipment of new patterns in, Nottingham Curtains in Ecru $1-5$1-7and white Prices$1.00 $1-2' We are safe in saying that we never before have shown such an extensive line at that price jail full size and of unusual high quality. For all purposes where drapery is required finsS'care unequaled. By the yard 20c , 25c and 35c. Howell -- Cardon Co. The Store for Everybody 4 |