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Show THE TUtWESZLY JOURNAL, LCOAN, UTAH Thursday, July.25, 19E SO'IE THHMPH-- . It t $3.00 and $4.00 STRAW HATS -- SENATOR FALL AR-RAIGNS GOVERNMENT Washington, July 22. In a strong .arraignment of the United States government for its failure to secure redress for injuries to American citizens and property resulting from the Mexican insur-w Sections and revolutions, Senator d( of New Mexico declared in jTall the senate today that this country would not regain it s prestige in Mexico in fifty years. He said that China, Germany and other countries had forced Mexico to make restitution for the damages inflicted on their citizens. Thus far, he said, the - United States had done. nothing. ' He added that because of the - course of the state department Mexico believe this the people-o- f - the Madero is behind"country it was res. and that government ponsible for the overthrow, of - I -- president Diaz, in the interestjjf 4-- 1 South Carplina, will, in effect, have a third party state ticket. West Virginia, California and South Dakota will have the regular Republican machinery for Roosevelt, because they went over in a body for him," In other stages they will put out an independent 'ticket. Senator Dixon said that almost all of the Roosevelt leaders wha had fought for the colonels nrmihatio at the Republican convention nad been suggested as t ice pre' idential possibilities. n STORIES AT $1 .50 Thatcher Clothing Co. T' v -- Famine-Stricke- i. were refused. ut -- 9, Sen-ato- - L -- Utah Amatrice and ' - , Hay-Pauncefo- te n . the-gover- nor T - e. . LOT is Berlin, July 22. Russia again suffering from one of the famines which are the continual scourge- of .that hapless country, and-thstories whocLcomeMrom there defy all comparison. "V The peasants in the province of Saratov are striving to- - exit upon food --collected from scraps-- of charitable neighbors less destitute than' themselves, but many are'1- deprived e ven- -f this" frail chance of life, possessing literally not a rag of clothing in which to leave their huts. In the Tillage Feodorovska, in the district of Saratov, the chil-di- f rujic c or di ngj q,lh j.g cb q olm a s ters statement, have become as transparent "as wax, and answer questions at their lessons by piteous supplications for food.. . In the Village Peganocsk j of the Ishim district a peasant, the father of seven starving children has become insane. He imagines that he can see bread strewn about everywhere, and that he is collecting it. - v In the Village Marinsk of the Province-Tobolsk- , a little girl perpetually begged her mother for. food. The unhappy mother, -- nothing who- - herself ad-tasted for several flays, became sudden-- , ly deranged at the sight of Tier childs torments, and, flinging herself upon it began gnawing at . jt like s savage beast. In the steppes of Camara there issscarcely a plot of land upon which the famished and exhausted population is not down with scurvy. A doctor,, calling at the farm Pensifcsk, near, the Village Glusbitza, requested to be - conducted to those suffering from scurvy. The doctor attended to this patient first. It was a woman dying in a hut which was half ruined. The thatched roof had been used long since as fodder for the cattle, all of which had died off in the beginning of the spring. Outside it was warm an ddry, but . did protect Americans, he ready for'eonsideration. It is ex4 said, but when they sought to pected the discussion will take a procure them for use against the wide range and will call out all man.w.ho.betrayed them, they the constitutional jsharps andex-perts- . found the ports closed and they That a strong effort will who d and FtUOT Vic- tims Insane. be made to provide not merely for free tolls 1 to American vessels in the --coastwise trade, but for such HANFORD RESIGNS-- , UNDER FIRE revision of the worn-onavigation laws of this (country aS to ad.Seattle,-Wash- ., July - 22. Unit- mit foreign built vessels to Amered States District Judge Cornel- ican registry is also deemed a Madero. If the people di the United ius H." Hanford, the first .federal certainty. "knew all" the facts, "dec- judge appointed when 'WashingStates 7 lared Senator Fall, not all the ton was admitted , to statehood, SHOE)! GOING UP IN PRICE. soldiers in the country would be twenty-thre- e years ago, sent his able to prevent the crossing of resignation today to ; President Chicago, July 22. Shoes will T aftlfil'etfie'iast"wifnessesweTe cosUfwenfy per cent more to indig-Annation that 'would waiting "totestify M)eforetlie wholesalers after ' September ! yet nothing has been done to house judiciary committee whieh and, of course, will cost more to relieve the most intolerable con- has been hearing evidence rela- consumers. Manufacturers have American citizens tive to charges of misconduct just informed jobbers and wholedition that filed against Judge Hanford. were ever compelled to undergo. salers of shoes that prices are to At the time set for hearing this be advanced on. all classes of Senator Fall urged the adoption of the resolution instructing morning a series of conferences leather shoes before September 1. and The necessity for this action is the war department to ascertain between the committeemen the extent of the damage caused Judge Hanfords attorneys was laid to the largely increased cost The proposal that the of leather. by Mexican bullets fired across begun the American line during the en- judge resign and the hearing be Intimation of another boost to gagements last year at Douglas, discontinued was submitted by leather came today from the east Arizona, and El Paso. lie de- Judge Hanfords attorneys and in the shape of confidential inclares' the resolution did not igo accepted by the committee. Judge formation to brokers that Central ' He said, there had Hanford sent his resignation by Leather' shareffwere far enough. going to be been no word of protest from the telegraph to President Taft at on the strength of.iigher ruaJ2p American government although 10:30 oclock, going in person to prices for the The commodity. its citizens had been killed, wo the telegraph office with the mes- cost of leather since 1908 is said men outraged, and over $500,000, sage. At the same time Chairman to have gone up 78 per cent. 000 worth of property destroyed Graham of .the There are many reasons why sent a telegram to Chairman leather has increased in price, , by Mexicans. The New Mexico senator said Clayton of the house judiciary said J. Harry Selz. The thouintervention on the part of the committee telling him of the sands of automobiles now manuUnited States was "not -- needed change in the situation and re- factured take in the aggregate and that this country could con- commending that the hearings be thousands of hides that otherwise trol the situation by a firm stand. discontinued. could he, utilized in the manuHe admitted he had nqt tajeen the facture of shoes, iThus, while Wnatter up' with the state depart-Jben- , hide? all oVer the world are not BIG BALLOON RACE. but asserted that both the increasing their use in going in' and State of Secretary president Colorado Springs. July 23. A to the manufacture of articles Knox had been informed of con- transcontinental balloon race will that were not thought of years ditions by others, start from Colorado Springs dur- ago. Then, too, the population The senator gave many, in- ing the summer carnival, August of the world is much larger. This stances of the injuries and less in in which it is hoped- - to has helped send leather up and n break Aided on American citizens. the long distance record, consequently shoes must go up. I Swanson of Virginia, declar- 1,200 miles.- Three great balloons do not think the rise will be temed the state department should be will start under the management porary. This rise in footwear is of Lieut. Honeywell, veteran pilot coming to stay. urged to act. If the story is true, he said, of the St. Louis aero club, and MONUMENT TO PERKINS we should hang our heads in wealthy members of the St. Louis Aero club will pilot them. shame and disgrace. ... Colorado Springs, July 22. Senator Fall - said that the FREE-TOLFive years ago when Charles American state department' had THE QUES-- : of the Burlington TION IN CONGRESS refused persistently to make repRailroad died, his heirs gave that resentations concerning - the inwonderful natural park, the Garjuries inflicted, but? had referred Washington, D. C. July 23. all claimants to the Mexican au- The note of dissent, which- the den of the Gods, to the city of thorities ' themselves to the British government" handed Sec- Colorado Springs. During the men .who inflicted the injuries. retary of State Knox' last week summer carnival here, August 27, This course, he contrasted with and which in turn has been trans- 29, a beautiful bronze memorial the courses of, China .and .Ger- mitted to the Senate by the State tablet to .Air. Perkins will be many. Germany, he said, had department, opposing the free placed on the red rocks at the collected $100,000 on account of toll feature of the Panama Canal Gateway. It will be designed by the murder of four German citi- bill now under discussion in the Guy Lowell, the Boston artist and zens in Mexico, while China had upper branch of the national le- architect. Members of Mr. PerBoscompelled the payment of three gislature, may have some bearing kins family will come from event. ton for the . ' be to enacted million pesos , on account the on the legislation killing ofi Chinese.1 affecting the operation andgov-ernmen- t j of the canal, hut just DENEEN QUITS TEDDY s success Madero Attributing THIRD TICKET NOW t o t lie ai dof General Orozco," who now the Senate is going -- ahead bill as now opposes him, Senator. Fall discussing the House said that his followers did not amended by the Senate committee Springfield, III., July 22. The if the fcomauittee-of-fiY- e Jnderstand"thF changed condi- nn - Interoeeanie-eanals-- as progressive who were appointed by , tions. , request for the delay had never Chairman McCormick to wait on They could get American been sent. Deneen and ascertain Governor bill eanal the Panama arms to drive out President Diaz, Should as it passes the Senate retain the whether he wobld support Taft or House provision for free tolls for Roosevelt for president, were incoastwise vessels, as now seems formed by the Governor today certain, the bill must still go to that he considered Taft the reguUtalite conference, as there are a number lar nominee of the Republican of extremely important amend- party for president, and as such ments in the Senate bill, which if he felt obligated to support his they pass in the form reported to candidacy. Chicago July 22. Illinois polithe Senate will necessarily invite tics was declared by Roosevelt conferthe between controversy much leaders to have been ees. Deneens Governorcleared by The British contention that the that h provision which practically gives announcement today free passage to certain American would not adhere to the third in the coming ships is, in contravention of the party. movement not presidential campaign, but that treaty is MADE TO SUIT THE he would support President Taft-Oboth Houses in without support MOST FASTIDIOUS the heels of Governor Decareful canvas but a of Congress, ' LADY . of the Senate shows that a major- neens statement given to a comwhich went to Springfield ity of tha body is on the side of mittee to believed that question him, Senator Dixon, .FORJQNP WEEK. ON L H free tolls, and it is CHoriM' be will bill RobsevelUsjnanager, deHouse feature of the WE WILL GIVE A retained even if there should be clared: -- out .That"puts- andT a of the use to progressive party, of the bill relating the will state ticket railroad-ownefull third d party of the canal by ON ALL SIZES be put out in Illinois with a cansteamships. for governor friendly to didate CaThe debate on the Panama Roosevelt. Colonel nal bill will probably last for state in .the country bilf to having Every fortnight,' ths bej company the exception of with are bills when 'possibly laid aside supply tma S. E. Needham Russians Die by n Scorer Hunger Drives -- 20Discount PP STARVING PEASANTS ' IN PITIABLE PLIGHT , Logan, Utah 27-2- PAGE FIYB. B GVEli32Y -- ALL LunchGofchs -- Dresser Scarfs SideBoardScarfs -- - AND oilies t In All Sizes, Both in Drawn, Batten-berHem Stitch, and Cluny, go at g, -- water was dripping from r 50 - Discount THIS WEEK ONLY the walls. The sick woman was in agony. Not one tooth was left in her head. Her teeth were scattered on the ground. Liberal Discounts on All Other Lines During the Balance of This Month 4 m. SATANS REVISION OF TEN COMMANDMENTS St. Louis, July 23. Rev, Louis Scott de Burgh, pastor of. the Methodist Episcopal Windsor church, declares the following ten commandments of his satanic majesty have taken the place of those of Moses : U You can have as many gods as you want. 2. You can make for yourself of one graven image the almighty dollar. Ydu can bow flown to the godgreed, for he is the Lord, thy Cod," visiting of the fortunatewho to have happen plenty upon the unfortunate svho happen to have less, showing mercy only to ' the blind parasites who love hlSu 3.- - You can take the name of theLord in vain, 'provided yon wish to hyperbolize in conversation with.no malice aforesaid. 4. Remember the up to date Sabbath. In it you shall get up at noon, go to the ball game and visit a variety show in the evening, for ia six days we are compelled to work for a living and we need a good time on the Sabbath. 5. Dont honor your father and mother test the old pair enjoy life too long. 6. Dont 'commit any premedi tated murders on the principle of temporary insanity. 7. You may commit adultery, but took out you dont have to " the-iniqu- The Dry Goods Merchants ity pay alimony. - You may reasonably steal anything within the law of the landf-eve- nf a railroad. 8. 9. 'You can bear false witness against your.neighbor,behind.his back, if there is money in it 10. You can covet your neighbors house and his wife (whether you are married or not), and everything that belongs to him. Also cheat one another according to law. GREATER OPPORTUNITIES Never Existed in any man's land than Exists in Logan City and Good Old Cache Valley. Call and let us show you the following: 160 acres irrigated farm 100 acres in fall wheat ., $50.00 per acre home street a bargain. on Center at A beautiful modem 5 acres with orchard and small fruit on Crockett Avenue." . .$5,000.00 23 y2 acres with Improvements in Greenville . . 40 acres all in Orchard and email fruits. Elegant . $22,500.00 improvements. This, is a snap at . x 9 rods water in T room frame house on lot 4 $,2375.00 house for lo acres all in orchard. Mostly 2 years Jonathan . . . . $3000.00 Apples on line of proposed Electric" road - . -- - .... .... If you are either buying or selling you cant r afford to miss our office. . CsjcJoji . ' |