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Show Republican gr interest in your natural the war news should not lesson Rragbom vour tnatural interest in store news For war conditions make vour 'interest in wise buying more useful to you than even jn npace times. huw ttiirprasrortier-hubby- trousers and how economical she is in other ways but you never hear her say a word about how little it cost to fix ever last years hat. FESTIVAL OF GERMAN SINGERS OF NATION. One of the greatest days for Toad building - that Logan and Cache County have ever witnessed will be tomorrow when' every able bodied man and team will be found working on the roads. v Apparently every citizen in Logan has entered into the spirit of the movement and has promised to come out and do his share. Places of business will be closed all day and any one on the streets without a pick and shovel making roads will certainly be branded as a loafer if . he happens to be seen. have teams with Many parties restxmded loyally and it looks as World Stands Aghast At Germanys Murderous ActT ' ' - LONDON, May 8. The Cunard liner Lusitania, which sailed out of New York last Saturday with more than 2000 persons aboard, lies at the bottom of the ocean off the Irish coast. - She was sunk by a German submarine, which sent two torpedoes crashinginto her side, while the passengers, seemingly tlm'ravailable4eam-anconfident that the great vessel could elude the German underwater Natleii! iintlng fagtiral of Northeasters BaeugeFlriiMD'f AericawCTTie SeTS th tSeT&ft'tPeBth reglaaafc-tc-,- . wagon in town will be out. If Era f 1, 3 Brooklyn, N. T (shown here) May 29 to June 2. No. 1 la Carl Figue, musical conductor No. 2, Dr. Felix Jaethere are Any with teams who morj, How many of the Lusitanias passengers and crew were reschorus director; Na 3, August H. Tfemann, chairman ef national committee of Northeastern music assistant ger, have not been invited personally cued cannot be told at present, but a statement issued by the committee. of be in front will kindly British admiralty says the total number of survivors is 658. they the Commercial Club tomorrow It is believed that only a few first class passengers were saved, efmorning at 7:30 oclock. . Dump A GREAT DAY as they thought the ship would remain afloat and made little 40 U. OF U. are and boards dump wagons fort to escape. The admiralty says that 595 survivors and dead from the Lusitania have been landed in Queenstown. preferable but if you have neithwith boxes, come wagon your A Dublin dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph company says er, AGGIES FOR S1MTHFIELD as there will be sufficient men to indicate a loss of life on the Lusitania at that the latest reports ' ' load and unload. . ' about 1000. DUAL SALT LAKERS TAKE The Times Queenstown correspondent says that some 'of the. SMITHFIELD, May 9. The automobile owners are TRACK AND FIELD survivors who have arrived there report that Alfred Gwynne contributing liberally in cash to Yesterday was one of the big--' AGGIES FROM in MEET of the so was drowned. there Vanderbilt committee gest days history the Roads ' Captain Turner of the Lusitania was among those saved. will be several hundred dollars Smithfield, when the four stake The dual track and field meet - The Central News says that the number of the Lusitanias from this source to be expended day was fittingly observed. MUTUSTAKE FOUR THE IN in cars the Aggies and the U. passengers who died of injuries while being taken to Queenstown followbetween the morning the on the roads immediately Early SMITH-FIELAT CONTESTS AL on the A. C. grounds will reach 100. PresU. in loaded held well came from of ' ing Road Day. SATURDAY ON on ton and Wellsville on the north A ships steward, who landed with others at Queenstown, with Saturday afternoon was won Every able bodied man score Lakers automobiles Salt on the while the the it as his opinion that 900 persons were lost south: by be by in should gave teams and without Mutual of The big . four-stak- e of one was to vast There It were dead and wounded among those brought ashore ; and 5312. vehicles 662 Commercial brought Club, of the front at Smithfield on Satur- the best meets ever held here. some since have died. But not a name tryout of rescued or lost, of dead crowd&rtfrom districts. other the South Main street, tomorrow was the biggest and alto- Results indicate that the Aggies or day, Unbeen listed. was has The the at bncdband yet injured morning at 7 :30 o'clock with ion hall and the best event of that have an excellent chance of win.The Lusitania 'was steaming played some lively gether pick and shovel and a big lunch, held in this been has that kind to meet which is along about ten miles off Old and be prepared to do a full airs until 10 a. m. when the first section. The four stakes com- ning 4he state afnext sessioti called. held was here A. TRUSTEES C. be Head.Kinsale, on the last leg of Saturday days work free of. charge for .were Cache, Benson, Hy-ru- ternoon. peting her voyage to Liverpool, when all the competiNearly his city.' The Roads committee The girl's chorus was won by and Oneida, and they enter tions were about SLoclock in the, afternoon and close some ill good second Oneida while direct Stake, be on hand to you ed the contests with a vim that records weremade, At least two d submarine suddenly appeared, to was Cache. member to given work Every place where exceed- state Records were broken. Joe the made competitions so far as all reports go, and of the committee will be pre--J In the retold story contest, ingly close in many of the events 71 two fired 122 discus hurled feet Snow the torpedoes without Benson was first and . Cache and the judges had '"some diffsent, prepared to work. At the meeting of the Board steamer. One recthe at state 2 the warnjng inches, beating . stake second. Utah of the of Trustees Agricul icult decisions to reach. A big ord sevral the near bows, and feet, and Haymond tural College held in Salt take struck her The Junior boys chorus was crowd was present ' and Union in the other U the engine ,room. ELBERT HUBBARD speedy sprinter of the the same officers were The given first place to Cache 'stake Hall where the tryouts were the Thursday, of destruc22 in 220 dash footed the agents yard and second to Oneida stake." The officers are Lor- tion powerful held was filled to capacity .stand- and two fifth second, vessefs the tore which is through in the ing room being at premium in Oneida won first enzo N. Stohl of Salt Lake Sity, terrific of second of one a fifth explosions. within side, causing ON UTAH PIONEERS ladies quartette andplace Cache first the afternoon. The results of the President ; Elizabeth C. McCune, Almost immediately great vofhe worlds record. of Salt Lake City, place in the male quartette, tryout were as follows: of water poured through Petersen the big Aggie sprinJohn L. Coburn of tagan, lume In view of the tragic death of while in the mixed double quarGirls Chorus . won by the ter won the hundred and the Lusitania the openings from Hay- Secretary and Hyrum E. CrockElbert Hubard, 'the famous auth- tette, Oneida won first place, Preston First ward, with Logan mond and listed. watches the ett, Treasurer. or and Roycrofter, who was one with Cache a close second Seventh ward second. It was one him at ten seconds flat caught which Boats, which were already The Senior oration first place of the best events of the TheU. A. C. Agricultural of the victims of the Lusitania day equals the state record, Ander-CHu- t) on the davits, were drop- -' in" swung to second Cache and took its annual farm JM disaster, the following recent jwas given was very close. race the and and son had everything his own way The Monday. spection contribution of his pen on the place to Benson. JS,yovfoard trip ' Retold Story won by Miss the mile and the half mile. farms in Cache Cache stake presented the Letha Anderson Utah pioneers, printed in the of Lewiston, He allowed his team mate Hill- most and Boxelder. counties were been appalled by thecalldesperate New York American should drama, An Obstinate Family, her story being Laddie. R. man for help In honors take first the to, visited. Automobiles for the attack. A wireless m the evening to a well filled Justeson of Wellsville was sec.prove ol interest: out was sent and off but he immediately mile, simply romped When you go to California you house. trip were furnished by promi- rescue boats of all kinds were ond. in the half mile. nent citizens of Logan. better stop over a day or so at Much credit is due and much sent out, both from the neighChorus won by meet state held When Boys is the is for the heard Practically every class that Salt Lake. competipraise coast with Preston first Y. don, C. boring points along-t- he B. be will in Provo and the has graduated at the Utah AgriSalt Lake City has one great tors in all the different parts, second. and Queenstown. and is the that it, suprospect they cultural College is making preadvantage over most.- cities iri and the work is judged very But within fifteen minutes, Oration Mrs. Jennie will win enough second and third parations to hold a reunion durthe matter of economical living. perior to the past years, show-in- g Senior one survivor estimated, and as of won Preston Holt were this that the event, CelebraCentennial places captured in by the decided a big ing improvement Vegetables, fruits and flowers U on to were enable the tion which is to be held from certainly within half an hour, puzalthough the judges Saturday, here are found in af, profusion all lines. the Lusitania had disappeared. zled a for to all of meet. Coach June 4th to 8th., 1915. the work take the time, Aggies Prof. Hugh Dougall, of Salt not to be found anywhere else 8. Twelve reentrants so Teetzel Mrs. is London, May over the good being jubilant in the world.. For this, let us take, acted as adjudicator of lost and hundred on was in will Holts theme sults he Trust and fifty persons the of Saturday some said thank the genius of Brigham music and disin lives the their Lusitanias Miss God. in WILLARD of Millville put a strenuous week with JESS Young, who was a civil engineer, parts were rendered as well has was second. Hovey Amer--ican- s. of whom 115 were to Her his view men Our with a aster, was topic taking and the first man in America to had been given in any part of The bodies of Charles Mountain Home. is the the Here could championship. the and scientific the on state, a poorest put irrigation IN PICTURES the theatrical manchance Frohman, to for student the Male Sevof body the be called a fair rendition Quartette Logan basis. H. Pearson of New Dr. F. ager; enth ward won, with Preston help him, and the promise is To this one thing does Utah part. ' Plamondon of York Charles and do sumwill so. that they The The day closed with two balls, second. . owe her health, wealth and prosJess Willard, the Worlds been recovered. have of Chicago meet; Ladies Quartette Preston mary Saturdays perity. It is all a matter of labor one in the new Unron Hall pachampion ' heavyweight, who Officially, given dead are : as d dash Agup to Peterson, and water intelligently applied vilion, which was crowded the won with Logan Seventh ward, lately defeated Jack- - Johnson, Alfred secVanderbilt, Gwynne won; gies, in Haymond, was the Utah, one held and second. utmost, to land. . ond ; Romney, Utah, third. Time ."Si tomorrow and multimillionaire; Charles Klein All dining cars stop here to Hillyard opera house, with a Mixed double quartette PresThursday M. Forman, 10 seconds. 4 m a one reel production playwright; Justus good sized crowd. Testocktheir larders. ton first, Logan Seventh ward nights Elbert ; d Hubbard, dash playwright well Haymond, entitled - The Heart Punch. -- At all seasons of the year you Altogether the day" was second. : Mrs. Hubbard. writer Peterson won; Utah, or Aggies, no. with will find on the depot platforms observed, rowdyism The story is of a thrilling Advanced Senior Oration Frost at second; Colliser, Utah, -- third. great boxes and baskets of cel- any thing to mar the pleasure won by J. B. Beamson of Logan Time Mr.Willard American Consulreported- rto 2-- 5 21 seconds. in some stiff ring side bouts, Queenstowirtoday Fourth ward, who took for a 440-yar- d ery, cucumbers, po to toes, toma- seekers. the here American that run embassy ball . Romney, Utah, showing the exact tactics per Preston and .Smithfield toes, carrots, beets, onions, cauli theme the scriptural quotation of survivors number the total second won; Teasdel, in Utah, a : ;Kap sued and 'the knockout blow flower and spinach. And in sea- players engaged friendly Speak Ye the Truth T. R. safely be placed at 645. currants, game at 4 p. m. on the public Evans of Lewiston was second. pel. Aggies, third. Time 52 sec- given in winning for him the could son, blackberries, The onds. Cunard company, in 4 reof the world, in strawberries, . plums, peaches, square yesterdavh Preston car- He spoke on The Power of Half-mil- e championship, those aboard, statvised of list run , Anderson, Ag- his late . encounter with Jack --Apples, pears are also seen in ried off the no nor of the game. Thought. were 1251 passened there that won ; gies,1 Robinson,. Aggies, Johnson the colored pugilist." The eighth, grade graduating In the evening there was a second; great abundance and variety. 650 and crew, a total of third. gers were Fordham, held exercises Aggies, Sunday dramatic presentation and later The Mormons The picture furnishes good I901.--Osought the Time the488 Americans on 2:06. f far west in order to enjoy reli- night in the new opera house. tw big dances, where Miss clean entertainjnent for both Consul Mile Frost run won board, reports The class of forty nine pupils Laura Poulsen of the B. Y. C. Aggies ladies and gentlemen, being of a gious freedom. seventaccount but can for that he Bermo Anderson, apit a Aggies, second; pleasing dramatic nature, and is given in y-three introduced some very pleasing Misunderstood, persecuted, re presented third-Timsaved. 4:25 e addition to the regular program Jigious fanaticism drove them pearance as they marched into ternsichorean novelties. Alto- ry, Utah, consul said probably The hurdles-V- an The openPelt, Id. stages upon x place for only 10 cents. advt. the day was a great sucgether 1200 bodies had not of Utah,.wQn; Pan,y,:.UtahI second. Like the Israelites of old, they ing prayef Wasoflerd DyBishop cess .He. added that- -. been recoveredd hurdles the duet a -Hopkins, by Smith; piano After spending a pleasant sought a promised land. notJisted Utahwon second. by him to the ; persons Collier, Misses Roskeliey Utah, Marguerite The band of Mormons that We are to have two circuses visit with relatives and friends to a cer"almost are' embassy first entered the great Salt and Connie Files was welt ren- this year. The Barton and Bail- Time 27 seconds. Anna C. Hanson returned JIr8.' None of the dead. Shot put Snow, Aggies, won; Lake valley consisted of 143 dered; Mis3 M.v.y Mather gave ey man was in town a few days to her home in Poca- tainty yesterday on aboard Americans most a in welcome second of prominent ;Smith tello, Aggies, men, 3 women and 3 children, the speech . . ago and made arrangements to Twitchell, ; , in consuls lists. included the are Miss Gwennie 37 third. manner. -Distance Utah, feet, with 97 horses and off head of pleasing ome here on the 24th of this s at In s the acQueenstown 6 morgue inches. vocal as soloist, . Pilkington, cattle. . month, and the Sells-Flot- o show easy to withstand tempta- are, bodies of 159 victims, of Hammer throw Snow, Ag- - tionItsthat They had madO a severe tortu- - companied b Miss Marguerite has been booked at the city ofinvites us to do somefices for June 16th. (Continued' on page eight) ( Continued on Page Four) thing we dont care to do. 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