The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-06-14

squarely under the nose Oh tne DatteT
with disastrous effect to that gentle
mans nerve. Two or three OF the
boys felt little sore for time, but
IL all blew over after the game. Gal
wasn't i'm real trim this game how
ever, and did poorer all round work
than is his custom. He threw the ball
far over the second baseman's head at
time when he had the opportunity
of making a double play, and this near
ly upset him.
The electric display made by Supt.
Daniels of the Logan City electric
light system, was highly creditable,
at the intersection OF Main and Cen
ter street was design bearing the
words welcome U. G. T." in colored
lights which continued to flash greet
ings during the two days. This at
tracted much favorable comment. At
the intersections of Main and First
North streets to the four corners from
pole IN the center were feStooned
colored lights, and the same condition
prevailed down at Center and FIRST
West. The east side of the tabernacle
grounds was also blaze of lights.
The display was truly creditable one.
After the Commercials came from
the ball game, their "hearts bowed
down by weight of woe a telegram
from ex-senator Kearns, extending
his compliments and providing for
several cases of good old brew, was re-
ceived. Heads that were down came
up like jacks-in-a.box and in short
time all sorrows were forgotten in
quatiing the nectar that rivals Jupi-
ter'S selection. Toms health was
drunk time and again and by O'Clock
If vote of the Commercials could
have been taken and IL had been de-
cisive, Senator Smoot would have STEP
ped down and out and Kearns would
have been crowned king. 1t was a
jolly bunch of boys that filled the
sample rooms at the Lincoln.
The Utahna Park did some bust
ness all right, keeping up contin-
uous performance throughout the day
Saturday. The rain on Friday rather
upset the calculations OF Messrs. Piper
and MachiD, and for time it took
great persuasion from friends to keep
Brig" from shaking the dust of Utah
from his feet. However, the sun, as
il peeped over the eastern range about
$50, found Piper gazing out an up
stair window all smiles-and he is
with us yet. With a megaphone
larger than himself he hung on a nail
over the park entrance and beloved
meaningless nothings into the passing
crowd until great punches of them
would so inside the fence just TO es-
cape him. The people got a good
show for their dime and certainly
had no kick coming.
Many Of the windows displays and
business house decorations were ex-
ceptionally good, but il is impossible
TO go into great detail The Logan
Dry Goods company had great array
OF lights entirely around the building,
and along the top cornice flags were
displayed to great advantage.
Lundstrum's windows were done
artistically, but hardly more so than
MI Spande's.
The Hayball June Wedding" was a
decided hit, the conception and work
OF Mrs. Lawson. With wax figures,
bridal costumes and flowers, and other
paraphenalia Fair Logan" was rep
resented as being givento 4 commercial
traveller. This was truly splendid.
Ritter and the Cache Knitting Works
had out a great array of bunting.
flags bearing the words Welcome L.
q, II.
The Eliason windows. Murdoch
candy kitchens all the saloons, ca NJ,
Dunbar, Robinson 4 Company. An.
dreas PeterSon,all had unique designs.
Cy Napper'S was very pretty. and so
was NlelSen'S. StudebakerS flew
gorgeous lot Of the red and white. and !
most all the other houses |
had a showing.
The LlncOln's front side was a mass
Of color, and the name Of the hotel i'm
electric lights showed nicely.
Mrs. OrmSby had used the red and
white 10 great ADVANTAGE bar nlo,o