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Show Thursday, June 30, 1910. T HJEC THE TKI-WEEKL- JOURNAL, LOGAN UTAH Y HUBS MONSTER - RE-BUILDIN- PAGE THREE SALE G- - - GREATEST CROWDS THAT EVER ATTENDED A SALE. EVERYONE IN CACHE VALLEY IS FLOCKING TO THIS SENSATIONAL EVENT. IT IS A SALE THAT NO MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD SHOULD MISS. ALL NEW AND HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE BEING SACRIFICED AT PRICES THAT ARE ACTUALLY DUMFOUNDING NEW LOTS HAVE BEEN ADDED FOR THIS WEEK, AND THROWN ON TABLES AND BINS AT PRICES THAT WILL MAKE THIS A BANNER WEEK! DONT MISS THIS SALEIT MEANS DOLLARS' TO YOU. This Store must be Cleaned of all Goods by the time the contractors begin to tear up this Building. OPPOSITE THE TABERNACLE as PMEH SCORES COl. ROOSEVELT Rochester, X. Y.,' June 26. Judge Alton B. Parker, once.Dem oeratm candidate f orp rtd Jen an aJdre-- before the New Hampshire Bar association Saturday rapped former Brest. Roosevelt hard' The subject of the address was Tlie Lawyers Opportunity In the for Patriotic Service. course of his address Judge Pars ker said: Eveiy well informed man has been compelled to take notice of the persistent effort of late of the executive branch of the federal government to alignment the federal executive- - power. At times it has taken the liberty of pointing out to federal judges (a coord inate and independent, part of the government, according to the Con stitution), the path of duty and later presumed to apply the executive slipper to judges who failed to find the law' to be what the executive would have it. The distribution throughout the countiy of the federal courts was all in obedience to the view that it is a valued right of the citizen to he t&ied at home, where the advantage of good character will have it, due vve'ght. The pages of history abound in illustration of the importance of that right, espec ially when the government 'is accuser. Recently wC have witne-s-e- d an attempt on the part of the executive department to bring an Indianapolis editor to Washington for charge of criminal libel, to Washington and its atmosphere created bj over 30.000 government employes, where, without friends and sometimes perhaps without money .and therefore with an accused out his witnesse-'-, called be upon to face the might opulent and powerful machinery of the federal government. For the last few years there has been a well organized movement having for its purpose .the seizure oUertain powers nowAes-te- d in the states. At the beginning it was hoped to extend the interstate commerce clause be-- j ond its terms and purposes. That was the purpose the then president had in view when he sneered at the, to him, impossible thought that the three depart- - ments of the government would exhibit their impotence by fading to seize the powers the executive wanted. passtd at this session has been attending patients in the Balt to d the desire Lake hosp tal i, and was responsive popular a und the rea on for it u that the front by the tlmovv'ir of manacles have been falling from wheel. When the v h ml flew off the members of the house. the axle. Dr. Wirt.ock was oecr.-ione- nrv-cpitat- ul ROBT. TAFT RUNS OVER The tendency sime last DeAND INJURES WORKMAN cember has been towards free gover n m enjL Tv r anny.Jji co m Beverlv, Mas., June 27. One matters, brutal cloture in the of President Taft's automobiles, house, arrogance in the chief have driven by his son. Robert A. Taft, been under constant fire. The tenran over and seriously injured an dency has been towards free in the house. Legislation Italian street Jaborer today At the hospital it was said there has become more and more the of the whole membership s work wrere indications that the rfcull was fractured. serving the- - whole nation and Robert Taft, with twTo college less the work of a political ring serving its own selfi.sh purposes. friends, Lendal King of It was the challenge to CanGeorge Harrison of non and Cannonbm that made leWashington, started out from the summer White- - House gislation what it ia and every unfor a spin along the Massa- prejudiced member of Congress chusetts north shore. Robert, who knows it. has been driving the car about the city considerably sinee his ar- BUY YOUR OIL AT rival last week was at the steering WHOLESALE PRICES into 1h it'qlside strik-u- g upon his head. The injured duet r was brought hack to Salt i Lake Msteulay morning and became a patieiu himself in the hospital. Ills niur.es, however, an mt of, a siraum nature and he. is expected to he out of the hospital within a d.i or two. gov-ernnie- five (luldren, who were in the Deputy Sheriff SneffieM of Cecilhouse with him were rescued un- ia and Sheriff Mclnnis and 4wo injured It is supposed a bullet deputies fell badly wounded. fired during the fight with posses last night struck, him. Sheriff J. I. Mclnnis died today about the same (une as Bostwick. The af Sitndav afternoon fair began when an officer went to arre.it Bostwick and Jelled Then Sheriff Mclnnis and a posse vventaf-r him. Bostwick killed both Chief of Police Steve Davs and U Notice to the people about the LOGAN HIDE AND JUNK CO. We pay 5c lb for old rubbers 6c lb for old brass ami copper 50c per hundred for cast iron 20c doz beer HIGHEST bottles also PRICES FOR HIDES AND BEES WAX, remember the place 146 So, Main St. Bell phone 62 work-mail- Minnea-polis--an- this-morni- BIDS WANTED. Sealed bids will be received by the Water Works committee, for digging trenches at the following plaees-tren- ch to he 2 feet wide at and I1?, deep. Commencing the intersection of Center and 3rd East, running East 1.300 feet; also at the intersection of 4th S. and First west, runing south 1,300 feet; thence We4t on 5th South 600 feet'r and at the College Hill from Main to Cemetery 1,000 feet; thence West 720 feet. The committee the right to reject any and all bids. OLOF I. PEDERSEN, JOHN QIlAYLE, WM. EVANS, Committee on Water Works. d ng wheel. Messrs. Everton & Sons are At Brides crossing, about two miles from home, the streets were shipping all kinds of oil in barrels being oiled. The automobile wa. and are giving their patrons the slowed down. The horn sounded benefit of the saving in price. and most of the men stepped When you want oil send your aside. One of them, however, can and get it filled and thus get was not quick enough, and the the benefit of this savtng. machine struck him, tossing him They have Harvester Oil, Auto into the gutter. He was uncon--ciou- s Oil, Floor Oil, Harness Oil, Turwhen picked up by Robert pentine, Linseed Oil, Gasoline, The Is running a; Special Line of Suits for the en-o- n July Is Ruby Month. n two-thir- $15.00 See them in the South Window j j j Wall Paper Youll Buy Youll Look Scientific Stockings Cadet HOSIERY! HOSIERY! i For All Sizes. Wlomen, Boys and Girls. All Colors, Lace and Embroidered Hose for women in black and tan. At prices never offered by any one, Mien, CHILDRENS' HOSE We have a complete Line of Black Hose for Children. are closing out this line, for the purpose of making room our Cadet Stockings. Sizes from 5 to 9 going at 13c, or 2 for 25o (until July 15.) Remember we never mark sale. for a -- w goods j We for pair our . TOWELS We are selling Towels at 8 "and 25c until July 15th. l3e, 121fcc, 20e, 15c, 18c, 22VLe. BED SPREADS s, f , At the popular price of re-'er- Bostwick Died in Barricade. Taft and his friends. The man Kerosiene, etc. said that his name was Michael Phisthvvolla. FAST RUN TO RESCUE Atlanta, Ga., June 27. W. II. the desperado, who OF WOMEN IN CANYON Rostwdek, A physician was summoned and killed men and wounded three the injured man sent to the hosSalt Lake. June 27. Mrs. A. three at his home near Occilla pital, while the presidents son of 938 west First j.'csterday was found dying in his Christensen and his friends followed after. The surgeons at the hospital South street, anil Miss Anna Sor- - barricaded home' at 4 oclock this of Poplar Grove, members morning when the Fitzgerald sad the skull appeared to be fractured and that the man was in a of a picnic party in Parleys can- company of the national guard serious condition. yon. were seriously injured Sun- lushed and captured the Bouse. All those who saw the affair day afternoon in an accident He expired within an hour. The said that it was purely an acci- caused by the overturning of the dent, that the automobile was go- wagon eatrying the party. Mrs. A. Chris-tenseing slowly, and that the man sustained in of front it. ribs four fractured and other instepped directly juries about the body, and MSss The Ruby is the birth stone for Soren on had one rib broken and satisfied are after uot If you July. Those deep, rich, red using according to directions received several had cuts about! genw that flash millions of of a bottle of Cham- the 'head. The accident occurred about' rays of fire, have never 'been berlains Stomach and Liver Tab-letmiles up the canyon. Wlienj seven have can your money you more in favor than now. back. The tablets cleanse and thi wagon wheels slipped, the veThe ruby and invigorate the stomach, improve hicle overturned, throwing all the the ruby doublet have all the the digestion, regulate the bow- occupauts to the road. The othels. Give them a trial and get ers of the party escaped ,un-- , life and fire of a genuine ruby, harmed. well. but are less expensive. We alA passer by witnessed the ac- -' cident and telephoned from the so show a full line with these INSURGENTS CLAIM CREDIT FOR NEW LAWS cement quarry to the police for settings. assistance. The accident afforded in27 The an opportunity to demonstrate Washington, June surgents in the hbuse of represen- the efficiency of the new police Cardon Jewelry Co. tatives were responsible for much patrol auto. In the absence of 41 'N. Main, .Logan of the important legislation pass- the police surgeon, Dr. J. II. Robed during the session of Congress inson was summoned and with just closed, according to Mr. Mur- Patrol Chauffeurs' Moore and dock of Kansas, one of the lead- Sullivan the run was made up the' ers of the insurgent band. canyon, icaehing the side of the C A Complete Line of the the The railroad rate bill and injured in less than 30 minutes rest of the vital leg station passed after the acci lent happened. Latest Patterns and in all to The effective and was responsive injured couple were Colors is now on the public will, he declared to- brought into the city in a larger grades and sale at night, just in proportion as the automobile( provided by W. F. THE CHEAPEST PAINT hislDodd was broken, power end. speakers the in is not the cheapest lieutenants overborne and his maWhat do you gain by saving DR. WHITLOCK HURT. chine scattered. few dollars now and then having In his formal statement, said to paint all over again next year? Salt Lake, June 27. Hurled Speaker Cannon A real good paint will last for Mr. Murdock. took pans to say that the con- from a speeding automobile on years and that's the only kind road between structive legislation of this Con- the stretch of you can get from its.We could Sell Bountiful 30 and in Centervile, at an C Paper Hanging and Cleanyears, a lot more of the eheap kind, but gress was the best hour he as did not farly lie Sunday acknowledge, morning. Dr. ing were too fond 'of our reputation Promptly and Carefully Whitlock is now a paof 'of was the it Layton should, that activity dealing. and straight for quality attended to. ' in tient at the Holy Cross hospital, those insurgents We want your paint trad$. severe bruises the house which touched all the soffeiingr from 16 South Main Street va the about face head. The and with ma jorthneasures passed Bell Phone 393 occurred while Dr. itally that similar legislation has b ck was returning early y ester- - led. Phene 212 M. No. 33 N. Main St. Logan, Utah not had for years. The constructive legislation j day morning to his home aft, r D. R. C. Co. Our Bed Spread Department is complete. We are selling them at $1.50 to $4.50. You save from 25 to 50 per cent on every dollars purchase made in our store. CORSETS A large range of Corsets to select from. For a few days we will sell one lot at 89c, worth $1.25 and $1.50. TheHouse of Home Industry is the L. D. S. Logan Knit- L. D. S. Garments Garments Factory ting The Store That Serves You Best mZmmm Cadet Scientific Stockings i CORNISH LAN 1 Schirmeisters FURNITURE REPAIR SHOP 80 Acres alongRailroad track very, close to Cornish Station Ideal for Beets or Orchard. All in Sugar Beets: Only $50 per acre. so-call- ed Riter Bros. Drug Co. ac-ede- f ' HATCH and WltDE |