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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-21

For Sale. -Merry-go-round. Apply
Charles Anderson, Richmond.
Mrs. Leo Campbell, with little
Bob, have gone to Salt Lake for one
week.
Bids will be received for crop of hay
standing Located near city park
Apply to B. f. Ritter. T
Mrs. William Eliason, of the It'll
ward gave birth to a fine boy Wednes-
day morning.
Wanted-To buy 6rst-class riding
pony None but the best wanted. In
quire at this office.
Hans Peterson, one of the old time
settlers Of Hyrum, made a trip to
Salt Lake yesterday, the first in thirty
years.
For Sale-Studebake rubber tired
runabout as good as new. A bargain.
Inquire REPUBLICAN office.
Pres. w. J. Kerr went to Nephi
Thursday to be present at the big de.
monstration on the Paxman farm
Friday.
For Sale-Choice fresh milch cows
Inquire S. II. Roundy, Benson.
Robert Rceder, OF Hyde Park, was
in Logan Thursday with his wife, just
out taking ride. He is improving
rapidly.
This is no josh--John Bench /:
painting his store on South Main.
Alex Hill, OF Wellsville, went u
Salt Lake yesterday. He has leased
his extensive ranch in Blacksmith
Fork canyon to Moroni Merritt, o.
Ogden.
For Sale.-Dining room furniture
good range and other household arti
cles. Gardens, West Center st.
John Squires, foreman of the Logar
Forest Reserve, has found time ant
the money necessary to give his Center
street mansion coat OF liquid adorn
ment. In other words, the house /:
being painted.
The Millinery sale of the
season is on at EliaSOn's
for one week only. All
hats 60 at $1.OO.
Wilkinson Il Son and w. II. Apper
ly have erected coy dwellings alonl
the canyon road east of L. r. Marti
neau's pasture. Mr.. Wilkinson will
construct a conservatory there which
undoubtedly will be attractive. TIL,
corner Is to be named "Linger long
en-"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-21
City and County

We sell the Earth ana Loan money
on 1t. H. A. Petersen & Co.
- A. Langton went to Salt Lake on
Thursday.
Plenty of dry lumber TO haul at
Smiths mill, Logan canyon.
c. CART and wife went to Salt Lake
city Thursday.
Wanted Experienced dining room
girl at The Lincoln"
Jese Earl, of the Journal, is doing"
the Rexburg country while on his
summer vacation.
Wanted-For cash, eighteen tens
first crop lucern Chicago Meat
Market.
Secretary Bexell, of the A. G. of o.,
was in Salt Lake city Thursday and
Friday on business.
Wanted-A good blacksmith APP
ply here and well refer you.
Miss Caroline Scholes of this city
has gone TO Hoytsvlle, Morgan coun-
ty, for two weeks,
All brands of bottled beer keep on
ice, at Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
Many farmers are now marketing
the last of their last years wheat crop;
the price is sixty cents.
Men and teams wanted to log at
Smiths saw mill, Logan canyon. !
President Charles II. Hart went to
BeS&r yesterday to attend quarterly
conference there today and tomorrow
w. b. Parkinson, NJ. D., Surgeon
and physician. Diseases af the eye, ear,
nose and throat. Glasses scientifical.
ly fitted. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Seligman are
at home from Salt Lake city. They
will make their future home in the
Powell residence on Second West
across from Congressman Howell's.
Wanted-A number of good brick
yard men at once. Good wages paid
Gessell Pressed Brick Co., Logan,
The REPUBLICAN inserted in IL:
columns two issues local, "horse
wanted BY actual count twenty-five
animals were brought to this office
and we had several telephone inquiries
This is an object lesson In the value O
advertising.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-21
PIANOS
AND
ORGANS

We have sold more instru-
ments the past four months
than any house in Logan.
We sold Four pianos last
week, and it was easy.
Why?
Because we sell the Best
for the Least money. That
always gets the business. \
Come in and let us show
you our Pianos, Organs, Talk
ing Machines, Records and
Sheet Music end hen quou
you prices.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-21

John Bench has Just received fine
assortment OF school tablets fiom the
east at prices way down. I
George Hansen, Alma Theurer
Ernest and Alma Lundahl started on
a trip TO Bear Lake through Logan
canyon Monday. Near Kicks spring
Il wheel broke, and this caused delay
until another wheel was brought from
Logan.
N b. Truth, st. Paul, June 81, %
I've lived so long, l remember well
when the Mississippi was a brook
My good health and long life came by
taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea 80 cents. G. +. Napier.
Chas. Wendelboe, who with his
sister, Miss Violet, went to Chicago
several weeks ago, will arrive home
this evening, bringing with him
another optician, Miss Edna Cooley.
She will come as Mrs. Wendelboe,
however. Miss Cooley graduated with
Mr.. Wendelboe two years ago and it
was during their school work together
that each succumbed TO the others
charms. Charles is one Of Logan's
highly respected young men and is
very capable, especially talented in
the languages Of which speaks
Spanish and German and some French
Friends here will wish he and his
wife, who is said to be most charm
ing woman, all that can come to those
who are happily mated.
Prof, l.. A. Ostien, of the A. G. o.
u, left Logan Friday morning fol
southern Mexico, and will be gon'
about one month. A syndicate OF st
Paul capitalists has purchased lO,oOt
acres within a few miles Of Magone
possibly $50 miles below Mexico city
and Prof. Ostien has been selected a:
the man tc spend about 81, 600. 900 II
developing that property into a rub
Der plantation. III after a careful in
vestigation of the property, the eli
mate, etc, everything is found TO b,
satisfactory, Prof. Ostein will TAXI
the active management OF all affair
pertaining to the development ther'
and will probably return TO remain
four or five years. This particular
section of Mexico is said to exceed il
richness and productiveness even tn,
very wonderful sections in Tobasco
Mr.. Ostien will have to make a rip
roaring failure before we are convinc
ed that the capitalists backing thi
enterprise made mistake in selecting
him as manager. A strong man ment
ally, clear cut, aggressive, honest, ant
with wonderful capacity for bust
ness detail and system, he is certain
of giving splendid account Of him
self. He has the particular advan
tage Of having studied this rubbe
question to the limit during recen
years and goes at this work full
equipped.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-21
G. A. r. Excursion.

Minneapolis and return $3.50.
Tickets on sale August 9th and 10th:
Long limits, stopovers. q. A. r.,
special headquarters train leaves Salt
Lake August 9th, 800 p. m. via Colo.
RADIO Midland. Make your berth re-
servations now in this through Of.
fetal train, with Commander r. G.
Sleater, No. 1877 South West Temple
Sat- Lake. Write l.. II. Harding
General Agent Colorado Midland foI
itinerary and descriptive book on trip
Cheap rates to other points also.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-21
One dollar is the price
for any hat at EliasOn's
store, for one week only.

Prof. W. w. Mclaughlin returned
from Lewiston, Franklin and Preston
yesterday where he has been measur-
ing and dividing the water according
to the decree OF Judge Bulge. Owing
to the many intricacies arising in the
case, the present decree was made for
temporary use. The results OF the
present ruling will be reported Dec.
lst Of this year, at which time there
may be some changes in the final dis
tribution.
1t has caused more laughs and dried
more tears, wiped away diseases and
driven away more fears than any other
medicine In the world HOLSTER
Rocky Mountain Tea, 35 cents. Tea
or Tablets. c. f. Napier.
Geo. II. Thomas, director of the Lo-
gan Military Band, went to Salt Lake
city Thursday to complete arrange
ments for the big excursion to Salt
Air on August lst. The band has Sc
cured 81 80 round trip rate from Lo-
gan, good for two days, and it is their
hope that great crowd may be in
duced to go TO the big resort, A
81, so rate out 20 the beach, with two
day limit, is the lowest that is ever
granted and for those who like an out
ing Of this kind the opportunity is all
! that could be dtsired.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-21
Ladies hats SI.oO at
EliasOn's, for one week
Take your choice.

Misses JENNIE turner ana hose
Sorcnson went to Ogden today. They
will be the guests OF Mrs. John Camp
bell for one week.
p. Il. Bird, OF Mendon, was brought
to Logan Wednesday night for medi.
cal attention, having run pitch fork
through the calf of the right leg.
Leo Campbell and DR.. d. G. Bulge
will move their families to the Geo.
q. Rich bungalow in Logan canyon
August lst, having leased 1t for ten
days.
Set lines for fishing is common
thing in Logan river west Of town.
The boys appear to think that
everything is legitimate. so long as
they get the fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Flack, Mrs.
Davies, Miss Katherine Smith and
Mr.. j. A. Cathcart went up Logan
canyon Friday morning 10 remain un-
til Wednesday or Thursday of next
week.
william Reading, who is suffering
from nervous prostration and stomach
trouble, Is able to be out occasional.
ly. On Thursday ne was out riding.
Friends hope that he may soon find
permanent relief.
A service Of special interest to all
children will be held at the Method.
list church tomorrow at IL a. m. The
evening service is at SIP. m. Sunday
School at II noon. The public are
most cordially invited,
1t is stated that the dry farms on
the bench land between Logan and
Hyde Park never yielded such alfalfa
and wheat crops as they are showing
this year. The farmers say they could
not ask for better prospects.
Charles W. Nibley and Mrs Rebec
ca Nibley returned to Salt Lake
Thursday morning. The couple made
a trip to Star Valley to visit Charles
Nibley Jr Mr.. and Mrs. Nibley leave
for Europe Sunday night, and will bt
absent about two months.
The Lewiston and Wellsville bal
teams played at Lewiston last Satur
day, the score resulting 10 to in favo
of Wellsville. This is the first tim,
The Lewiston team has been heater
this year. The teams will meet IL
Wellsville today and a lively game 4
anticipated.
Robert II. Williams, construction
foreman of the Danielson Mfg. com
pany who has force OF men on the Onei
da Irrigation pipe line, is In Logan To-
a few days. He says that it will tax,
another month to complete the work
up north and that everything is NOV
ing in first class shape.
Bertram, eight-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. c. W. Farnes of the Secont
ward, was taken down with typhoid
pneumonia last Saturday. These diff
ficulties have developed into cerebro
spinal fever and the little boy is yer,
Ill, at the L. d. S. hospital where h
was taken Saturday evening.
| Fl. p. Olsen, Of the Seventh ward, /
acting as agent for Stark Brothers
nursery Of Missouri, one of the larges
firms In the United States. The.
have nurseries In different section
comprising about 5000 acres in all
An immense number of trees hav,
been sold in Trenton and on the ives
side generally, particularly for tina
land that comes under the West each
Canal.
One dollar is the DriCt
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-21

Mrs. William Q Anderson returned
from Rigby yesterday morning
Wanted--A good second hand roll.
top desk. Inquire at this office.
J. A. Leishman, OF Wellsville, was
in Logan Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. L Crandall returned Ia
Springville yesterday after a ten days
visit with her daughter, Mrs. John f.
Carlisle.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-21
For a Fair.

vi a 1 al
What's the matter with county
fair this fall? AS there is no State
Exhibition and tins year, 1906, being
the semtcentennial anniversary OF the
settlement Of Cache Valley, and there
are number OF pioneers here. would IL
not be interesting to get them to.
gether? They will not always be with
us. Crops are excellent, and prizes
could be offered for the best specimen
OF grains, vegetables, and every other
old thing Our maids and matrons
are adept In fancy work, from pillow
lace TO embroidered horse blankets.
Then look at our musical talent. run.
ming the whole gamut from a parrot
to a pirate king. We could get up
band and choir contests, baseball, races
shoot the shoots, bump the bumps,
and other things, Who would not en.
Joy good time for three or four days.
In 1897 carnival grand
To celebrate the coming Of the pio.
neer band
To the valley of the Rockies,
On the shore of Great Salt Lake
Was held in Salt Lake City
Just fifty years from date.
What noble band of heroes,
Men and women white with years,
None more loved or more respected
Than these hardy pioneers.
Nine years later, other pilgrims
Ventured out 'mong red men rash
And merging out Of Wellsville canyon
Found the valley Of the Cache.
/, for one, can see no reason
Why we should not celebrate
The settling OF the finest valley
To be found in all the state.
Bring together all the heroes
Let them tell their story true,
That their children may remember
or the hardships they passed thru.
Let us all rejoice together
And our cares just throw away,
And for once, while they are with us,
Hold Semi.C Centennial Day
Unfurl the flags from housetops,
Send the message thru the land
That well celebrate the coming
OF Our Pioneer Band.
Let grand display OF products,
Wrung by constant sweat and toll;
1t was told TO Father Adam
How to got them from the soil.
Place them all on exhibitions:
Giving prizes for the best,
And our minds realization
How the people have been best
We have grain that can't be beaten
Anywhere, doubt, on earth;
AS for cattle, swine and mutton
r We will beat them all they're worth
1t is fairly well conceded
= BY all sports down in Salt Lake,
l good horsefesh they're in need OF
Up to Cache trip they take.
Over girls they are the sweetest
And our factories Beet" the band
Knitted goods and gloves are bringing
Fame and fortune TO our land
Fancy work from lace on pillow
To the blanket for the horse,
. And every other kind OF trinket
, From a pocket TO a purse.
AS for music we have plenty
} Bands and orchestras galore,
{ Pretty maids with trembling" voice
: What can mortals ask for, more?
S Choirs and bands in deadly contest,
Striving hard with might and main
To convince the honest judges
That they won the prize-in vain.
Now to end my little story
How l wish it might come true,
That the push would take tumble,
Show to all their blood Is blue.
! Shoot the shoots and bump the bump
Bust the bronchos so we say,
. Baseball, races, let's get busy,
, Have time on Pioneer Day.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-21
Money in Your P ocket

unless you're phenomenon is
money spent. OF course you mean to
save, but do you? Your safest plan
is TO lodge a dollar-or two-or five
each week, or month in this strong
bank, Then you'll get not only your
money back" but the interest, with
it, quite little compound interest on
top Of that, Ask or write for free
booklet.
Cache Valley Banking Company
LOGAN, UTAH
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
2 - ! : ="
LOUISVILLE HOPES
TO ENskARE BRYCE.
Wish Father to the Thought
in White Wings Te-
beau's Town.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. r~f
Louisville, KY, Aug. 4.-There are
some recent developments that suggest
possible breaking down of the old
factional lines in the American associa-
tion. It will not be surprising, say
dent of the Columbus club. concludes
to withdraw his strength from the Wat
kins faction. Perhaps the most strik-
ink indication that Bryce is not en-
tirely pleased with the actions of some
of his associates in the league battles
was in connection with the recent
charges made by the Minneapolis club
against Umpire Owens.
p.dl;a There are other indications that at
Kelley now, even tho he did walk out
Of a directors' meeting with him in
Chicago last winter and used his in
fuence to show Garry Hermann that
Kelley was being prosecuted. But there
may be another reason why Bryce is in
dulging in different view Of affairs
in the American association. Accord
ing to the constitution Of the league,
the board of directors shall consist of
four members, elected at the first an
nual meeting for ten years ending Oct.
3d.. 1911, and one member elected at
the same meeting for a term of five
years, ending Oct. 80, 1906.
The clubs elected to the board fol-
ten years were Louisville. Milwaukee
st. Paul and indianapolis, and the club
| elected for five years was Columbus
Therefore, next October will end
Bryce's connection with the board OF
directors unless something is done, and
there will be but one member of the
Watkins faction left. Of course, this
condition may not influence Bryce il
the least, but it appears that now woule
be a good time to end the factional diff
ferences in the league and hog the win
ming hand, it is not likely that thu
Havenor-Lennon-Tebe combination
would take the first step in this direc
tion. President Bryce is in a position
to do so, and if he were to take a stant
there would be but little left Of tn
| Watkins faction.
i AS Bryce is personal friend O
w. H. Watkins and is generally looke'
upon as being in favor of "squar
deal all around,' there is little dan
ger to Minneapolis baseball in his vot
in the board Of directors. Bryce Nigh
side with the frightened three =" O.
minor matters, but if any attempts ar
made to "put one over, " Bryce, wit
his business standing, could hardly al
ford to be a party to it.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
BROOK|NGs DOWN THE
LUNDs At ST. PAUL
Willie Hoke and Ha1lstrom Are
the Stars of Coughlin's
,..s>: ~ Team. --..&..F, - 49, .

The Brookings team made it two out
of three in the series, beating the
Lunds at st. Paul yesterday by score
Of 3 to l. Nelson for Brookings, altho
hit hard at times, pitched fine ball, and
showed remarkable nerve at all times.
He has a nice dope ball, which he works
to advantage, and has no difficulty To-
eating the plate. He passed but one
man.
Moore Of the st. Paul league team
pitched good ball for the locals, but
his support was erratic at critical
times.
The Lunds got eleven hits, most Of
them after two were out, and had men
left on bases in all but two innings.
In the fourth inning, with two down
and two men out, Hallstrom drove out
what looked like two-bagger, but
Wing made a good run and speared it
with one hand.
The Lunds made their only run in
the ninth on two punched hits and a
fly out.
The features were the hitting Of Hoke
and great throw by Hallstrom from
left center to the plate, getting his
man. ~.
Schroeder and Green are both in good
condition, and one Of these will 90 in to
pitch today. Burwell, who has been
sold to the Philadelphia Nationals, will
pitch for Brookings.
The game will be called at $3.50.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
IOWA LEAGUE BRACES
FOR FINAL STRUGGLE
Talk Of New Arrangement Of Cir.
cult for Season
of 1907.
Special TO The Journal.

Special to Tho Journal.
Marshalltown, Iowa, Aug. 4.-Ths
Iowa State league took a brace this
week and 30 shaped matters that con-
tinuation Of the league schedule for the
season is assured. The Marshalltown,
Fort Dodge and Ottumwa clubs, which
have been weak financially, held meet
anteed to make up any deficit at the
end of the season. Plans were also laid
to increase the attendance. Interest
has been increased by the teams which
showed weakness early in the season,
securing number of new players that
have greatly strengthened them.
percentages considerably. MarshaII-
town IS brownies started in to make
new record of games won on the series
awaysfrom home by winning seven out
of nine games, then losing one and Fri
day defeating the Burlington pathfnd-
ers. The latter team has been claiming
the pennant for some time, but have by
no means got it cinched, and if they
in proportion to those lost at home they
are likely to land in second place, or
even farther down the ladder.
During the week Burlington has been
reconstructing the league on paper. De-
spairing of securing place in the
Three-1 league, the fans in the river
town have a scheme to get into faster
company by ousting Marshalltown,
Fort Dodge and Oskaloosa. They would
put Cedar Rapids, Davenport and
Quincy in, claiming those towns are
tired of the Tree-I company. The con-
test in the State league, however, is
such a pretty one, that the fans here
and in other cities belonging to the
league would be sorry to see the league
20 to. pieces next year, and it IS be-
lieved that way will be found to con-
tinue it.
Manager Eagan Of the Burlington
team has made tentative arrangements
for a series Of post season games with
the pennant winners of the Three-I and
Western league, providing the Burling-
ton team wins in the State league
and Iowa teams win in the other
leagues. The scheme is a good one,
however, and can be carried out with
the Marshalltown, Oskaloosa or Fort
Dodge team as champions just as well.
All of the teams are playing the best
ball in the history of the league this
week.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
ROUGH SPORT POPULAR
journal Special Service.

JouInal opeclaa SeESiSe'
Calumet. Mich, Aug. 4.-James Bill
ings of Ishpeming has put up purse
of $1O0 for the winner Of a Cornish
wrestling match between Joe Ziehr of
Calumet, who claims championship Of
the world, and Charles Coveau of Ish-
peming, champion of the Michigan iron
district. The money is in the hands Of
A. G. Braastad Of Ishpeming, and the
match will he held in that city Aug.
II, the winner to take three out Of five
falls. Both men have gone into train
Ing. Arrangements will be made with
other wrestlers for preliminary bouts,
and a sparring exhibition also will be
given. There will be special rates on
all railroads for the event.
Ole Nelson, the Calumet feather
weight, knocked out Sig Green of Mil
waukee before the Red Jacket Athletic
association Of Calumet this week in the
fifth round. Nelson was to have met
Dusty Miller Of Chicago, but the lat
ter was injured in training and could
not 90 on. The Chicago man will meet
Nelson before the same club about Aug.
25, the winner Of that bout to be
matched with Jimmy Walsh Of Boston.
Teddy Murphy will bring Miller here
for the match.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
BR|LL|kNT T. Finish TO
BRIGHTON MEETING
Accountant at 1-5 Was the Star
Of the Getaway
Program. E~1.

Brighton Beach Race Track, New
York, Aug. 4.-With the Brighton
Derby as the feature Of the closing day
Of the meeting, lovers Of the sport were
treated to some fine racing. Accountant,
at 1 to in the betting, was the choice
for the Derby, but he never extended
to win. Jumping in the lead at the
start Diamond: Jim Brady's colt
gradually increased the distance be-
tween him and the other contestants,
and won in gallop.
In the Winged Foot handicap for
2-year-olds, Salvidere won easily by
two lengths from Lord Lovatt. The
meeting Just closed was the most sue
cessful ever held by the Brighton Beach
Racing association from racing point,
as we'll as the financial end.
The fields in the races were large and
the stake events brought out some Of
the best horses in training as competi-
tors. The success Of the meeting was
due largely to athe efforts Of Chris j..
Fitzgerald, the general manager Of the
association, who by his untiring efforts
in the interest Of the management and
the sport, had the larger racing stables
compete on the track and the good
cards offered brought the attendance to
a larger figure than ever before.
Today's winners: Frank Gill, Tom
Cogan, Salvidere, Accountant, King
Cole, Jackquin, Aviston.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
Players Are
MILLER AT THE TOP
I AND At BOT TOM
Far Reach from Greminger, Hit
ting .322 to Cadwallader @
Batting at .038.

Emil Frisk no longer leads the Amer
lean association in batting. After three
weeks at the top he gives way again
to Charley Carr. Odwell and Clingman
are. both above Carr, but have played
in less thatn half the games.
. Odwell and Clingman have done tre-
mendous batting the past seven days.
Odwell has made fifteen hits in seven
games, an average for the week Of 1886.
Clingman made fifteen hits also with
an average Of .496.
Gremninger now leads the Minneapo-
is third among the Eregulars' Of the
association. Eleven men batted over
400 during the week-Kenna, Odwell,
Clingman, Greminger, Green, Hallman,
Woodruff and Beville. : M.@,- ~
The averages including Friday 8
game are: .,..s,a- e. ~. -. -.