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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-17

Eat prh,ou', strawberries
ora olsen. q MiuyiIr, vas in town
last night
The flni'y Of Hon. Aquiila NcbeEer
will move 10 their ranch tomorrow
to live during the summer months.
Mr Neb, kcr starts for Mexico on Mon
day next
Or i. +. Englr vas awarded a Eel.
Iowship at California State University
worth probably four hundred dollars
This is an honor and consideration
highly appreciated by Mr.. Engle, and
is pleasant news to his friends here.
After the treatment accorded him
by The Tribune, Mi Clemenson,
formerly local correspondent here
rendered his resignation and the same
was accepted II is not known yet
who will furnish the Logan news Tor
the Trb hereafter
Many lovers Of the piscatUrial art
are hiking themselves to the noun
tains in search Of the tinny tribe. The
law was mp on the 18TH. Some phenom-
cnal catches have already been re-
ported but We would not care to vouch
for such stories lust at this time OF
wear. However IL seems evident that
there will be good fishing for some
time to come as the streams have
been pretty well stocked.
The Utahna the past week offered a
splendid bill, Prof. MuSliner and his
trained pigs and sheep were nothing
short of wonderful The training OF
sheep has ever been considered all but
impossible. These animals did some
splendid tricks The moving pictures
are superb Mr.. f. T.. Plowman, the
electrician being able to put
on "A larger aud far more per-
feet than is usually seen even
at the bigger theatres Bert Vincent
sings splendid song in IA splendid way
and the duet Of Austrian dancers in
troduccd real novelty. The black
face man is highly satisfactory. After
the first performance, IA dance Is given
on the park dancing floor and This
has been fairly patronizec.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-17
Notice OF Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed officers pursuant to an order of
the board of directors of Cache Knit
ting Works, that there will be a
special meeting of the stockholders of
said Cache Knitting Works held at
the offices of said corporation in Lo.
gan, Cache county, Utah, on the 18th
DAY OF July, 1905. at the hour of ten
O'Clock, am. for the purpose OF so
amending the articles of Incorporation
as to provide for directorate consist
ing OF five members instead of three,
and also for The purpose OF creating
the Office of second vice. president and
Tor the transaction of such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
meeting.
J. A HENDRICKSON. Pres.
OSCAR BORKMAN, Secy.
LIST publication June II. last July s.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-17
Want Column

Wanted good strong woman
cook. Inquire ErustuS Cole, Phone
l4SN
For sale cheap 81 acres of land in
Lewiston, Utah 10 acres now in
wheat and balance in alfalfa. For
terms apply to G. !. Smith, Smith.
field, Utah,
Want-To buy from one to ten
shares of stock in the Logan, Hyde
Park and Smithled canal Apply
to p. A. Nielsen 4 son. 2t
WANTED one or two furnished
rooms with board, on ground floor,
good location for lady and two child.
rem. for the summer Apply at this
Office q
For SALE one Deering Self Dump
Hay Rake; one - Studebaker wagon
box complete; one good rock rack In
QuIrc Logan Second hand store
WANTED Bright young men anC
women to solicit orders for a new
new book of advanced thought. Tn
usually liberal commission. Address
Box ll6, Logan 1t
We buy all kinds of stoves ant
second hand furniture. We will pa
cash or exchange. It
40 acres Farm and Pasture Lam
all fenced, independent water right
p acres wheat, Is acres oats, 80 acre
alfalfa, TWO dwellings, barn, stable
corrals, small bearing orchards, goo
garden, plenty pure spring water fo
culinary use, some fine sugar beet an
orchard land, fine place for dairy c
stock farm, Two miles East of Franz
lin Idaho Inspection invited. PriC
$4,000, II sold soon. For any furthC
information call on place or see Tho
j. Poultcr 3Gi \. list T.. street Loga
Utah. NJ
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-17
WOMEN SLAVES IN PALESTINE
GontIe Sex Nothing but Part OF the
Household Chatteis.

In Palestine, the mother Of men is
the servant OF men Being part OF
the household yAattels, she is sold foI
as large sum as her father can OK
tort from the prospective bridegroom,
She is thing. a piece Of goods, The
father of a hrst born son proudly calls
himself after the boys name but his
girl babe IS not reCkOncd among his
children. Her infant shoulders learn
to bear the burdens, her little feet pat.
ter their way to the fountain even
from the moment their tiny strength
can support the weight Of a jar. Her
whole life is one of grinding, baking,
fetching water, waiting upon others;
at Twelve she is sold into married
service; growing old In middle life,
sho may see herself sunpIanted by a
Younger Wife, often being robbed Of
her sons by the military CONSUMPTION;
and finally she is put away as the
last breath is leaving her body.-Cor.
win Knapp Liusou in the Metropoli-
tan Magazine.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-17

Eat PChrSOn'S strawberries. 7
Louis Petty, Of oxford, was rustling
in Logan on Wednesday.
Chas g. Wood and wife, Of Trenton
were in Logan Thursday.
Bert Wright of llyrum, went TO
Salt Lake and Ogden Yesterday.
Joseph Knowles, county commits
sioner, went to Richmond yesterday.
The Cache Stake sunday School I'M
ion will convene in the b. Y. College
at T. NJ Sunday next
Or. James Cochran left Logan yes.
terday ut noon for his ranch, He has
been "A guest Of the Stoops family for
"a month.
Mrs. Joseph Atkinson, Of Oakley,
Idaho, was operated on at the {. '. l..
u. s. Hospital Thursday and is getting
along very nicely.
Miss Matte Anderson, one of New.
tons popular young ladies is soiourn'
ing in Logan visiting her many rcIa'
tiveS and friends.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-17
JUST ANOTHER BATCH
OF SHORT LOCALS LINES

Fat pchrsOn's strawberries
For rcnt--ivc room house, closet
and pantry. 30 East First South.
Miss Florence Foster Is here from
Las Cruces, New Mexico, visiting her
sister, Mrs T.. +. Bacon
Amos Clark, Mrs William Grimm,
OF Newton, Newell Bullen, of Rich.
mond and Chris Sorenson Of Mcndon,
were in town yesterday.
Ed Pohl the tailor, is said to be do
ing a goOd business on First North
Street and his customers are well
pleased with his work
All OF the steel men were laycd of
at the Lewiston sugar factory last
Thursday night as there was no ma
terial to work on
NJ, u, Mckanc has rcopened his
fruit stand at Bells butcher shop on
North Main, where nice clean fresh
fruit is constantly on hand.
Miss MOcnch will receive private
pupils in elocutiOn for the summer at
her home, 40. West Center street, on
and after Monday, June 10Th.
George II, Thomas, Of Smith field,
was appointed musical director for
the Logan city schools at special
meeting OF the school board last Mon
day night,
Miss Hattie Pond, daughter OF
Mark Pond Of Lewiston, who took the
trained nurse course at the Il. Y. G
is now at the c. V. l.. ID. s. Hospital
getting some practical instruction.
W, j Ward and wife, who hav,
been here the past week visiting tn,
RamShawS, returned to Provo Thurs
day morning. Mr. Ward has EXTENSIVE
business interests that make il neccS
AIRY for him to return.
Thomas Clifford, who was arrestc
for purloining Satchel from the res
idence Of Lorenzo Hansen some week
ago, was sentenced to one year in I'll
state prison in Judge Maughan'S coul
yesterday afternoon,
The old folks at Hyrum had a gem
inc gala day on Thursday. Full
four hundred were given royal goC
time. The various committees are
be commended for the care and ate
ton given to the aged,
Somebody ought to remove from II
sides of the streets the tall unc
which is now catching all the du
and is preparing to seed Eth
the city or property owners ShoH
I cut down the rank growth OF weeds
Mrs. +. T.. Plowman returned frC
California on Wednesday mornir
= She went there several weeks ago
her health, and returns much /
proved, she gained several pour
> and is looking and feeling much b
Ftcr.
u The quarterly conference of I
) llyrum Stake of Zion will be held
Hyrum On Sunday and Monday, IT
d 26th and 10Th A good attendance
|, desired, W, c, Parkinson, A,
- lsraelsen, w. H. Vaughan, Jr., Sta
I'd Presidency.
" The weston Mills" is a new inc
or poratjon, papers having been Ii.
X Tuesday The capital stock Of I
,e corpor ion is placcdat $4,000. Geol
= Cole, Isaac Jorgcnsen and Chas.
IN Hyde hold lOjO larrS OF the ., 900 a
are the officers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-17
Estray Notice.


state of Utah.
County OF Cache.
In the College precinct
have in my possession the following de
scrlbed animal which IL not claimed and taken
away will be sold at public auction to the
highest cash bidder at the town In College
precinct. on Saturday the cath day OF June,
1905. AZ 10 O'Clock y, m.
Description OF animal.
Dark bay mare about eight years old.
branded W on left shoulder and I II ON left
thigh.
Said Cstray was taken M by me In said
precinct on the ETH day OF June, 1905.
Walter A. Jensen
Poundlsceper for College precinct.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-17
Strained ankle. stiff neck, lame shoulder.

These are three common ailments
for which Chamberlain's pain balm is
especially valuable. II promptly APP
piled 1t will save you time, money and
suffering when troubled with these
ailments Sold by all druggists.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-17
Biz Excursion.

Account Southern States Missionary
society at Saltair June 23rd. the Ore
gon Short Line will sell round trip
tickets to Saltair at following rates.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-17
Elmer johnson & CO
Dealers i'm LUMBER

and all kinds of Building Material
Planning done on short notice.
Located on West st South Street.
Phone Nv Give us a call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-fIistory is
unexpectedly repeated In the divorce
action with which James buchanan
Duke has startled the world 81
wealth and fashion. Although nresi-
dent of the American Tobacco com
pany and regarded as tho brains OF
the millionaire Duke family. his
matrimonial venture has developed
rs unhappy a climax as that 81 his
eccentric brother. nrodle L. Duke.
whose divorce SUIT b stiil unsettled.
The marriages OF both men were
such as to cause a deal Of comment.
and both actions for separation bris=
tie With sensational charges
After q honeymoon OF less than 10
months. Jas r. Duke NAMES as co.
respondent Frank r. Huntaan. a
captain in the famous Old Guard
regiment. familiar broadway
figure and ciuhman. and in business
life the precedent Of a mineral water
concern. Duke asks for an ALSO
lutte divorce from Lillian ~ FLEET
cher MeCre,iy- Duke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20
ny A. a. BARNES.

President Of Chicago Typothetae.
To the Public.
The causes that led 10 the pres
ent rupture between the Chicago
Typethctae aud the Chicago Typo
graphical union ate not Of recent
origin some IS months since. at a
largely attended meeting Of the chi
eaga Typathetae. resolutions were
passed faNorlnE the open shop Tho
resolution Was. Ia effect. that Ia all
future contracts the feature 81 the
closed shop should be eliminated.
The open shop Il not "A barren the
CRY. az an academic question. but Ia
the present condition OF Industrial
affairs II IL vital question. The
principle of equal opportunities to
All. and special privileges 10 none. IL
faiH iuat ana practicable II ia IN
aecol lnee with the basic principles
OF cur government. aud with the
Judgment and enlightened moral
sense of the community ~ large
Along with the question OF the
orfn shop has como another quea-
ton. which has pat the two organi-
eAiiufiH further apart. ! refer 10 the
demand On the part Of the typo
graphical union FOR q shortening OF
ihs work day from nine q eight
hours. The Chicago Typotheiae be
lievss this demand FOR the shorten
ang Of the work day % be unuecea-
Hary and impraetirahle.
The work m our composing rooms
u not lsbofioua OF cxhauating. sH q
the ease rs many other trades, ea-
lpeeiafiy those that are carried on
out 81 doors
once the hours ~ nearly all me-
fhanieal pursuits were excessive.
hey ought 90 be ana have been Re.
duced We believe they have been
reduced to a point where our men
nov have a reasonable work day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20
A FORMER SCANDAL.


Mrs. Duke was formerly the wife
81 VIM. f MeCrcdY. a wealthy
coffee broker and club man. she
began u suit Tor separation from
him In April. 1891 McCredy filed
counter charges. which resulted 10
his obtaining a deeree of divorce.
SIGNALS TO YOUNG CUBAN
MeCredy alleged that his wife had
associated with benjamin. Parsons
flour merchant. and Henry kopeF. d
broker. IN a manner distasieful 60
him. The most sensational teatl-
mony IN the trial was that RilseinE
the connection Of Mrs. Mce'Fsdy viii
a young Cuban student A teaan
OF the san Reno. ono OF the mos
fashionable apartment houses 81
New york. swarc that the CuhaI
made his appearance there each las
after Mr. MeCrsdy had gone u hHal-
ness aud that Airs. MeCredy had a
code d signals IN operation to APP
prise tho young foreigner Just when
be might appear. A letter was
opened which vas alleged to have
been addressed TO Mira Mccrsdy by
a prominent Produce Exchange man
calling her My dear Wife" and
asking for another meeting
WEDDING CAUSES STIR.
The fashionable Net In Phllaaei-
phia and New York waa rixen a turn
November Of last year vheR Airs
MccEedy and ]. u Duke we're quiet
y married az The Camden. y J..
home ~ her uncle. I.e~is /. seal.
president ~ the Philadelphia Con-
solidated stock Exchange. Duke vas
supposed 10 be 4 confirmed bachelor
and none knew he had aveu been at
tentlve 70 Mrs. Mecrcdy. she 4as
Misa Lillian ~ Fletcher. and her
mother Etill lives af Camden
Duke and hts bride sailed Tor Eu-
rope and remained abroad until last
February. Then they artfIed down
TO I've At II West slxty-oiehth
street. in n beautiful brown stone
mansion which had been 4 gif to
Mrs. Duke from MeCretiy.
GETS TIP ABROAD
Duke went % Europe supposedly
on business. last July. According TO
tbs papers Ia the case and a state
ment BY Richard Y. LiadabHrY
Dukes counsel. Mrs Duke and Cap
tain Hnnioon Werc frequently seen
together At the race tracks and req
iauranfs Immediately after Dukes
departure Specific dates. amount
ing 10 six Or more. are mentioned.
and the acts complained u were
committed. u II charged. al the
town house OF the Dukes aud one or
two other places ON Long island.
While Duke was in Europe he
was informed Of his wife's alleged
conduct. and By cable he engaged
dsteeiiyes. He started proceedings
one day after his arrival home LIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20
PERSONALLY HE'S MY FRIEND
OFFICIALLY HE'S MY ENEMY"
--GAHE WARDEN REF

Game Warden RIcf Is on the war
path.
want n thoroughly under
siooa. nald he Tuesday afternoon
that ] am not getting up any tesl
case in this Mercer island game
matter. I'm after Deputy Game
Warden &. o IArnaFd in dead ear
prSi and | mean 20 make an exam.
pie Of BIN. He Il not only guilty 81
breaking the game laws and sub.
iect Ia the same penalty aa any
private citizen. but he Is aiso guilty
u a breach OF hls duties as an Of
flrer.
Il understand that Mr.. Isaruard OF
aome of his friends are trying "a
explain the matter by saying that
he has an understanding with me
and that the case against him "a
merely TO bring the mattar "a test.
Il emphaticailT zAy that such Is
NOT the case I caught fArnard rlgh,
50 the act. followed him about
and heard him shoot several times
and he stiil had the dead game Ia
his hands when I arrested him
There ts no fooilshneSs IN this
I feel that reflection has been
cast upon the enforcement % the
game laws and I am going to show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20
Received Like a
Princess

SEOUL. Sept. zo.--Mlss Alice
Roosevelt. arriving yesterday In
Seoul was received with royal
pomp and splendor and accorded an
Imperial reception, the like OF which
has never been given In Korea for
any other woman.
The streets along the route TO tho
imperial palace were lined with
whitc-robed Koreans and long file
OF the imperial bodyguard stood at
present arms" The imperial yell
low palanquln, used only for royal
~. awaited Miss Roosevelt. and In
this she rode triumphantly through
the streets 10 the palace. followed
by the rest of her party and a royal
escort I'm vehicles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20
MEMBER OF W0MEN'S Relief CORPS
FOUND GUILTY OF SHOPLItTING

The liberty OF tso women was Al
stake in police court Tuesday after
nooa. Both were charged with
petty Larceny. One Was young and
fair. the other uas old. wrinklsd
and gray
Harriet Burbank. charged with
the theft OF black iaffeta silk skirt
from Annie stephens. stt Union.
proved her innocence and vas dis
charged. bat Ella Hamiiiou 60
whose black eyes followed every
motion % her attorney anI the dep.
ufy prosecutor. was found guilty ol
stealing a bolt Of serge cloth from
q counter Ia Stone. Fisher q lanes
department store last July
Police Judge Gordon puzzled over
the case after the opposing attor-
nays had explained it to him IN
their final arguments and during
the hush that fell upon the crowd
In the court room found the aged
woman guilty and entered a fine
Of sZs. The ease will be carried 70
higher tribunal Mrs. Hamilton
has been for many years a resident
Of this city and h veil connected.
4 would refrain from passing
Judgment In a ease Of this kind. :
soberiY remarked the court. hut
duty demands that ! ahoald do 60
and I find the burden Of evidence 10
be against the defendant Much as
| regret Il | must decide the ease
against her"
Surrounded by tho members oi
the women's Relief Corps. Ella Va.
milton did not seem 10 fear the con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20

sequences The members fought Tor
her Yindleaiiou A. only women can
Madam. excuse me. but isn't
there aomethiug under this cape
that needs wrapping" vas what an
emRl0ye ol the store said when he
detected Mrs Hamilton In the crime
Afterwards abe broke down and
was led away by Palrolman neigh
who testified In court that he ala
not SEX how she could secret a bolt
Of cloth under the little cape she
wore
Seven other employees Of the big
department store witnessed the act
aus the ease against the woman
was complete
Her attorney pleaded that she
was looking af the cloth. but the
argument seemed weak.
A Star man. who had dropped
into the court room TO gather the
news Of the day was mistaken for
an smploye OF the department store
and was scathingiY rebuked by a
member Of the order 20 which Mira
Hamilton belonged tp
Too bad that you occupy 30 lew
a position In life Only clerk ia
a dry goods store. You should be
In a higher position and yet you
came here 10 swear this woman's
liberty away"
The reporter bowed before the on .
alaught Of the feminine brigade and
meckly permitted the shafts OF ridi-
Guile TO find their mark much 20
the amusement OF the court and
others who understood the situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20
THE EMPLOYERS SIDE
OF the PRINTERS STRIKE
PRESIDENT BARNES SPEAKS OR TIE OPEN SHOP AND rH1
MIMI HOUR DAY

ZONE that does not unduiy tax their
powers. and that leaves sufficient
Time for the other requirements Of
H. rational human being
The Chicago Typothetae dess not
believe II Is standing IN the way Of
the true progress OF our working
men.
~ pure economic question.
the granting OF the eight hour day
would lead 90 fhe ruin OF many
Chicago printers.
our refusal 20 eoncede the short
rr workday was made after mature
deliberntlon. aud with a fun sense
Of all that such II refusal might In
/ volve.
Now AZ 20 the actual situation at
the present time, ON notifying our
men that hereafter the composing
rooms would be conducted on the
open shop plan. our men struck aud
[ abandoned their positions. Some
81 men have 30 Far quit their work
The chicago Typotheine At once
| proceeded - fll these vacant posi-
I lions with men Who were willing to
work IA an open shop. ana nine
hours per day The indications are
| that within a short time All Of the
vacated positions vii be filled
The new men coming ia are OF
/ the whole as akiliful and reliable
as those who vacated their posi-
Z tionn
Every man coming into our EN-
/ ploy AT the present time IL promised
q permanent position. providing hts
ability and character warrant his
/ holding that position. No man en-
/ tefiuR the employ OF any typothetae
office need have any fear that fu-
tufr adjustments or agreements with
any labor unions viii praiudlce his
position. SO long as he ~ eompe-
tent and faithful his position il Sc
cure.
The Chicago Typothetae regret
I the struggle Ia which they are now
engaged as they knnw fun well Il
I viii be costly % both sides. We
should have preferred 10 have con
tiuued friendly relations with the
typographical union. but Of our abll-
| itY 10 conduct our business Without
their aid or even with their active
opposition We have not the slightest
doubt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20

EAsToN. Ia. Sept aa--The an
nnal convention OF the PennaYivanis
State League OF Republican clubs
opened here this morning NJ Able
opera house. Several hundred dele.
gates we're welcomed by the mayor
Of Eantnn and President John X
Virgins responded After he had
delivered his annual address. the
convention proceeded 10 the transae-
ton OF the customary routine bust
mesa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20
--GAbiE WARDEN REF

the public that I will not tolerate
any nonsense and that there win be
no withdrawing
"A man in the pay Of the state
himself broke the very law he was
being paid to protect Isarnard has
always been a good friend Of mine
aud we have been In business to-
Eether. A. man ] have always
liked him and have been on very
friendly terms with him. but AZ an
officer I have no respect for him.
and at hia trial. Thursday. ! hope 10
show this plainly"
II IL understood that Game War
den Rief intends To- bring an action
against i.arnard. after the present
case Is disposed Of. for breach OF his
official duties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20
Barheris W ants
Refund

Jack Barberis. proprietor Of the
Barberis saloon. r. trying to obtain
a refund Of that portion Of his
license representing ~ days during
which ne was not allowed to op-
crate b. the city authorities.
When the council refused year
ago 70 grant the application Of Bar
herbs for n transfer OF his license
% the present location. there were
~ days IN which he was not allowed
to run. a license was granted 70
Clement Marcello Barberis now
wants the money returned 20 him.
Tie council turned down the request
three weeks ago. but Harberls has
renewed his application for a re-
fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20

lake which cost 81 600. 900 90 build.
The mansion cost $500 900. ami
s. n00. 00o was devoted to the fittings
and art
James a. Duke has haan called
the hardest working millionaire ia
the world lie has devoted most Of
bis Time to the uphulldlnk otthe to-
baefo trust. aud has had little inter.
eat In the fads aud faneies OF the
average American Of Inherited
" saith.
Mrs. Dukes defense will be made
public When her annWcf IL filed IN
the New IeraeY court 81 chancexy
u Is said that both she and Huntoou
will deny the charges
Ilrodia Duke. brother OF Jame8 ~
sued his wife. Alice Webb Duke. Of
Chicago. asserting that shortly afiet
their marriage she was guilty of I'm
proper conduct Justice Gelgefit h
denied her application for alimoiy
The divorce action il Htiii pending
She was also n dlyorece before bcf
marriage 10 Duke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-20

Game Warden Rlof Is on the war.