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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-09-05

1t is we'll known fact that persons
living in the pine forest do not suffer
from kidney diseases. One dose of
Pineules at night usually relieves back
ache. 30 days treatment S1.00. Your
money refunded if not satisfied. w. G.
Stempel. IN Il
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1907-09-05

When man has bad luck his friends
think they have done their duty when
they say, "It's too bad1
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-29
De read by VIM. II. Allan.

be read by VIM. II. Allan.
Music, band.
Recitation, Mrs. Maggie
Smurthwaite.
Grafton, by Orator of the Day.
Bishop f. r. Owen.
Toasts and sentiments by the
people.
AT 2 o'clock the people will re-
assemble on the public square,
where the following amusements
will take place.
$50 yard foot race, open to all.
Prize to winner, $3.50.
Foot race, 100 yards, for men
so years old and upwards, winner
gets $3.50.
70 yard foot race for all ladies.
Prize to winner $3.50.
so yard dash for ladies so years
old and upwards; winner gets
$3.50.
Basket ball game at 3 O'Clock.
Winners get $1,000; losers $500.
Baseball game, Wellsville VS..
Millville.
Tug of war between fats and
leans; John A. Leatham and Ez-
"a Gunnell captains; prize to
winning team $500.
The day will close with grand
ball in the pavilion.
Officers of the day: Chaplain,
Richard Brenchley; master of
ceremony, Chas. r. Bailey; ora
tor of the day, f. r. Owen;
of the day, VIM. Gar
rett; assisted by Willard Baxter
and Farley Gunnell.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-29

lion.
At 9 p. m. there will be a grand
torch light parade. The days
amusements will conclude with a
dance in the pavilion.
The day will be one of fun and
amusement. There will be no
waits and no lost time from sun
rise July 4th until midnight of
that day, We are preparing to
entertain visitors from surround
ing towns and extend a hearty
welcome to all to come and enjoy
themselves with us. You will
have the time of your lives.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-29
Notice !! Clean Up!

Property owners or renters In Logan
City having stables or other out.
houses of any kind containing manure,
or rubbish OF any description, such as
paper, tin cans or ashes, are hereby
ordered to remove the same; also to
clean out cesspools and put their
premises In q sanitary condition &C.
ceptable to the sanitary inspector,
within seven days from this date.
Parties failing to comply with the
above order will be dealt with accord.
ing to law.
BY order Of the Sanitary Board.
Dated June 30, 1907.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-29
hyrum'S 4th We|ISVi||ainS
What the Coal Town
Will do on 4th.

WELLSVILLE, June 90
Last Thursday evening a number
of young ladies surprised Mss
Carrie Jones, giving her parcel
shower. The presents received
were beautiful. Refreshments
we're served and all present spent
= pleasant evening. Those who
ok par, in tn surprise were
Kisses Esther Allen, Mary Allan,
ielen Leatham, Maud Leatham
Barbara Williamson, Carrie Hos
kin, Luella Ames, Name William
son, Eva Vaughan, Laura
Vaughan, Maggie Walters, Polly
Gunnell, Bertha Poppleton, Mary
Woodward, Sarah barley, Mag
gle Williamson, Mrs. Veda
Vaughan, and Mrs. Jennie Wal
ters. Miss Jones and Mr.. John
Brown were married in the Salt
Lake Temple on June Goth. They
will make their home in Salt
Lake City, and they take with
them the best wishes of host of
friends.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-29
LOGAN AND RICHMOND
IRRIGATION DISTRICT
Place of Business, Logan, Utah.
Notice.

There is unpaid and delinquent
on account Of a tax voted and
determined by the members and
landholders of the Logan and
Richmond Irrigation company on
the Bird day of December, 1906,
the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective men,
bers and landholders as follows:
No. No.
of of Amt.
City
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-29
The Big Fourth.

Wellsville's Fourth of July
celebration will be a good one, as
everything that goes to make up
a celebration of that day has
been arranged for. The program
of the days amusements is as fol-
lows:
Salute of thirteen guns at day
break.
At sunrise, hosting of Stars
and Stripes and music by Wells
vile military band.
At nine o'clock the people will
assemble on the public square and
a procession will be formed I'M
der the direction of the Marshal
Of the Day and march to the
residence of the Goddess of Lib
erty, then to the residence of
State Queen, and then through
the principal streets of the city
to the meeting house. Program
will be rendered as follows:
Music, Military Band.
Prayer, chaplain.
Singing. choir.
Speech, the Goddess of Liberty,
Carrie Hoskin.
Song, "Star Spangled Banner.
by John Bailey.
Speech, State Queen, Sarah G.
barley.
Quartet, John Brenchley & Co.
Declaration of Independence to
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-29
Progra n Of the Day
in Southern Town.

HYRUM, June 27.-The com
mittee appointed some time age
I arrange for the celebration OF
. iY lth. has been working hard
5 Ace mat time and as result
HyiUm will have a celebration on
tie nation S birthday second to
none in the county, or even in the
STATE. Mr. 7. n. Petersen who is
chairman IF the general commit
tee and chairman of the finance
crNmit. @. is a rustler in what
{ cH - undertakes to do. He has
l'J.-r himself so in these posi-
j'l3, end as a consequence plen-
" Of money has been collected to
make our celebration success.
The money collected has been
turned over to the chairman Of
the vairors committees, so all will
know what to depend on for their
portion of the arrangements.
AS arranged the program will
be carried out as follows: At
sunrise, salute Of artillery-45
shots in honor of the states of the
union; hosting of the "stars and
stripes"
6 a. m. to 8 a. m. serenade by
Hyrum Second ward band.
At :30,a meeting will be held
in the stake house where the fol-
lowing program will be carried
out.
Music, band.
Prayer, chaplain, G.. G. Shaw
Esq.
Quartette. Prof. MAIDS Rasmus-
sen and Co.
Reading, Declaration of In
dependence" c. F. Olsen.
Song, "Star SpangledBanner,"
Miss Walborg f. Petersen.
Grafton, Prof. w. l.. Moore.
Song" Dawn of theMillenium, /"
Miss Lucille Jensen.
Defamation, "The man with
out a country" Miss Elva Park
inson.
Music, band.
Benediction, chaplain.
During the meeting and the re-
mainder of the day, refreshments
will be served free of charge to
all.
Afternoon.
AT , p. m. races and amuse-
ments for the children will take
place near the pavilion. There
will be all kinds of novelty races.
A fat and lean mems race, sack
races, spoon and egg races, y
mile walking race, bicycle races,
etc. Valuable prizes will be given
to the winners of the various
races; nothing cheap will be
given to anybody.
Two professional foot races
have been arranged between Hy-
rum and outside towns, one with
Paradise and one with Millville.
At 4 p. m. a game of base ball
will be played between Paradise
and Hyrum. a cash prize will
be awarded the winners. During
the ball game, a free children s
lance win take place at the paw
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-29

And in accordance with law,
and the order of the trustees Of
said company; made on the Oath
day of June, 1907, the interest of
each of the foregoing members
and landholders in the canals and
bitches of said Logan and Rich
mond Irrigation Company, and in
the right to the use of the water
therein flowing. or so much there
OF as may be necessary, will be
sold at the front door of the court
house, Logan, Utah, on the 18th
day of July, 1907, at 2 o'clock
p. m. of such day, to pay the said
Tax, together with the cost of
advertising and expenses of the
sale.
Dated at Logan, Utah, June
q, 1907.
LARS c. PETERSEN, Sec.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-29

The Episcopal Church property, cor.
ner OF Center and Third West; eigh.
teen by eighteen rods. Inquire at the
Rectory, 263 West Center Street.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-29
N. E. Church.

Regular services tomorrow. The
evening will be union service; Rev.
Clemenson will preach.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-06-29
Fourth OF July.

Reduced rates via Oregon Short
Line. Tickets on sale July 3rd and
4th, limited to July 9Th. See agents
for further particulars.
]. r. MORTON, Agent, Logan.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-28

better of her disease by taking 10 her nightly bed on the fire escape, or the despondent clcrk who turned ticket chopper on inc windy platform of an elevated station. all to fight their trou- bles under almost insnrnountable diff feulties. we must admit that success by such simpler means can be reason ably promised to all who in various modified and similar ways are ready to follow their examples.
 Then as to food. Fortunately the simplest ard cheapest are the most nutritious. Here again even the poor man has an advantage on his side. An told, we cannot say that great pro gross has been made in treating the fell malady and can we be too grateful ful to advancing science for giving us such simple and plain rules for even tually overcoming the greatest plague of err, land?
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-28
HAS PISTOL DUEL WTH ] BAD MAN

On Monday morning fthis week Angel Campbell, 8 deputy sheriff with headquarters at Morenci, Graham county, met with a most exciting ex- perience in which he was compelled to shoot his way out and after something like sixteen shots had been exchanged between himself and Luis Arviso at comparatively close trange, he sue ceeded in plugging Arviso through the arm and putting him out of business. It was a most thrilling experience for Angel. who is an excellent shot, but as he was riding q broncho it kent him busy to stay in the saddle and shoot at the same time.
 According to the Clifton Copper Era, the trouble started because the off cer had arrested Arvisos son. It seems that young Arviso and Marcus Perez, two worthless wood choppers, had attempted so rayage the two daughters of a Mexican residing near the pump On Eagle creek Arviso and Perez entered the house while the old man was away and pulled the girls out of bed. The girls put up fight but were oyerpowered and forced out side where the men attempted tO put them on horses and take thsm away. Bur the girls were too mach for them and succeeded in getting away in the, s9uifle one of the girls vas struck in the breast with . guz. aftes which the ScoEudreis depar;ed. taking a cou pie df shots at the hcnse. Word Of the' trouble vas sent to Morenci and An gel Campbell, Len Scott. Gid Thomp- son and Albert Nungia started on search for FDi,u1 trviee, and Perez They went out to Eagle where the Ar viso family reside and succeeded in arresting young Aryiso. but Perez was not there. Luis Aryiso was not at home at the time. Scott and Mungia started to town with the boy while Campbell and Thompson went up Eagle about five miles searching for Perez Finally they gave it up and
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-28

returned to the pump, Campbell com lnS considerable distance in ad- vance. When he got to the Arviso hut, which is located in a rough place he discovered that the old man had returned. He asked Arviso some ques- tions as to what had become of a mule which had been seen at the place shortly before, to which he replied that he did not know. Arviso, who is supposed to have escaped from Mexi- co troubles. put himself up as a brave man and wanted to prove it. Some words were exchanged between he and the officer, after which Arviso pulled his sixshooter and began firing Camp bell also pulled his gun and com menced shooting. He empJied his gun, five shots taking effect in Aryiso's clothing. During the shooting Camp bells horse was bucking and the ground was rough, He tried to get his Winchester but failed and then made for a tree as Aryiso pursued him with lead. Both Of them lined up be- hind trees, Campbell securing his Win chester and Aryiso reloading his six shooter. Arviso succeeded in firing two shots as Campbell kept. up steady volley. Aryiso was struck through the hat once which parted his hair cleanly, but he did not give up until he was struck in the hand. the bullet shattering the arm. Arviso
 sas then captured and taken to Mo -enci aud is now at the hospital
 Arviso Is considered one of the bar anes who reside fin the Eagle countrs
 sheriff Parks also had a close cal ,n that section two years ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-28

Rosa mine is a matter of great import
 ance to Douglas. The incorporators of this company are closely allied with the Calumet and Arizona and other cole-Ryan interests. T. H. Collins and Captain Hoatson were pioneers Of the C. and A. in Bisbee and the latter was prominent in the examinations at Cananea. preliminary to, the taking ov- CT of the Greene Consolidated by the ICole-Ryan interests. The organiza- tion of the development company in sures the thorough development of the Santa Rosa mine, which is said to have made excellent showing as a result of recent development work. The development of the Santa Rosa on proposed lines is confidently ex- pected to make a producing copper camp almost within the evening shad- ows of the Gadsden hotel in Douglas. In the vicinity ef the Santa Rosa are many other excellent copper prospects which will be brought into prominence and all this will go to the support of the future Greater Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-28
THIS WIDOW Is
 AFTER \ FAT MAN
She Advertises for a Husband Weighing at Least 200
 Pounds.

CHICAGO. May 2L-Fat men. atten- tion,
 Sealed proposals for her hand will be entertained by Mrs. Rosa BenIos in accordance with the specifications contained in the following advertise ment:
 "Wanted-A husband. by a middle aged, lonely widow. He need not be handsome or wealthy, but he must weigh 200 pounds. Address Mrs. Rea Benlcs. 4009 Lake ayenue.''
 Mrs. Benlos is the cook in the home of George E West. secretary of the Calumet Gas and Service company.
 You know 209-pound men always have nice dispositions. she said last night in explanation of the specified tioDs. The always are so affection ate and never flirt with other women. They are just big enough to be strong and still not so fat that they are lazy and you always Gan feel that you've got a husband who can thrash anyone who insults you"
 Mrs Benlos, who has great hope of results from her "ad." although she has received no applications for her hand as yet. makes fatness the only condition on which she can be won"
 T wouldn't have a millionaire if he were thrown at me, and I vuuIdn IT feel sure of keeping a handsome man, so I don't care about the money or looks,'' is the philosophical explana- tion. ''Of course, don't want beg gar or a loafer or any member of that hobo club which held the ban Guet. but just nice. big man, wno can hold down a fair-paying job. I don't know anyone in Chicago, and so thought I'd advertise for a man."
 Mrs Benloe is 10 years old and has no children who might voice dissatis- faction at the advent of a stepfather She is good cook, according to her employer, and he says he would be sorry to lose her.
 Applicants for her hand aIu re- auested to not call in person, as Mrs. Benlos modestly believes that would be productive of embarrassing compli- cations. Her advertisement, which appeared in the Daily Calumet of South Chicago. probably will not be repeated, so that fat men are ad- vised to respond as promptly as their ayoirdupols will permit.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-28
SAN DIEGO RAILROAD
 IS BECOMING REALTY.
Active Construction Work Is at Present Going On at Sew
 eral Points.

YUMA. May 2T.--The San Diego & Arizona railway company has closed big real estate deal with the San Diego Land & Town company where by the railroad practically compscres Its right of way through National City.
 The property consists of about 2sO lots, which were sold for $3S,500.
 Active work on the construction of the san Diego & Arizona railroad is now going on at several points cu the route.
 At the crossing of the Sweetwater river force of men are busy driving the piling for the long bridge. This, in the high water time. is often im- passable.
 Above Dulzura, thirty five miles east, they are building the heretofore half-completed three to five per cent grade. to take the place or the old corkscrsw grade, where at present. if desoenfs 500 feet in one mile, the heaviest grade on any of the county roads.
 The railroad surveyors have uul- ized the old United states and John Capron stage road to Ft Yuma and Fl Paso. which has been out of use for over forty years. They had re- graded il in great part. making the road to their camp three miles straight on line east, and shortening the road by six miles. It follows the bed of the Walker ranch creek and crosses il over loo times.-Yuud sun.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-28
CHARGES PLOT ID
 PRESIDENTS KIN
Distant Relative of Roosevelt Tried to Separate Man
 and Wife.

New York, May 27.- Ms. Hanna Metta Kiemme. defeaaanr jn ,ne G.i- yorce suit brought by Frank Klemme. of Philadelphia, who names Constant A. Andrews in the case. testified n her own behalf before Justice Me Call in the Supreme Court today She unflinchingly yithstood 3 search ing cross-examinafion by Attorney Flanagan, representing her husband Louis J. Vorhous, in his opening ar gument in behalf of Mrs. Klenlme, charged that the suit against his client was brought at the instigation of Mir. and Mrs. John F.. Roosevelt as part of their proceedings against Mir. Andrews, whose wife. sister Of Mrs Roosevelt. is demented. Mr Yorhous said:
 We shall show that is was the de sign of Mrs. Roosevelt to separate MT. and Mrs. Andrews, so that she might be appointed in charge of the large estate of the latter. Somebody had to be the victim of her plot. and when Mrs Klemme, went to the Andrews house as housekeeper. Mrs. Roosevelt began to visit Mrs. Ffgge. Tn a short time Mrs. Roosevelt had Mrs. Ffgge subsidized.
 Then they sent for E:......:.: who has not been heard of for nine years, and the scheme gas complete. Mir. Andrews was to De involved in a di- rorce scandal so. that Mrs. Roosevelt might profit The latter cared not that Mrs. Klemme, unwittingiy caught in the tolls. should be disgraced.
 John !. O'Rielly testified that at Mrs. Rooseveit's request he took the affidavit of Mrs. Ffgge, Mrs. Klemme's mother. introduced today. Mrs. Figge had previously testified that she sign ed the affidavit without reading 1t en,. tirely.
 Vignette Purcell trained nurse, swore that she was with Mrs Klem- me when Mir. and Mrs. Andrews had called on her She said that she had also visited Mrs. Figge, who had told her that Mrs Roosevelt frequently called upon her.
 Mrs. Klemme. the defendant. was called to the stand. She told in de tail of her acquaintance and relation with sfr. Andrews. and denied with vengeance that there was anything im- proper between them
 She denied that Mir. Andrews had ever sent her any champagne. She also declared that she paid her own bills when she was at the Mount Sinai Hospital and denied that she ever told her mother that Mir. Andrews paid them
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-28
BUSSE HAS RIGHT OF
 WAY IN SCHOOL CASE.
Court Refuses injunction to ousted
 School Board Members In Chicago.

CHICAGO May 27.-The Circuit Court today refused to interfere wlIn Mayor Busse in his efforts to secure board of education of his own mak- ing. The eight trustees who last week "ere removed by the mayor, Went pe- fore Judge Windes this afternoon and asked for an injunction restraining Busse from busting them 9nd appoint ing new members in their places be- fore their terms had expired After listening for four hours to arguments, Judge Windes dismissed the petition on the ground that the mayor has pow CT to oust officials of the school board. The city council tonight approved the appointments of the mayor to take the places of busted members.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-28
eAuTeMALA WON'T BE RASH.

MEXICO CITY, May 27.-Guate- maia will not summarily execute the nineteen men now in prison charged with an attempt on the life of Presi- dent Cabrera The state department received note tonight from it's rep resentative to the effect that the mat ter has been sent to the court of sec ond instance for revision. IL is be- !leyed here that Cabrera will proba. ply instruct the court to acquit.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-28
---~tF-------------- INDUSTRIAL PEACE ELUSIVE.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.--The builders exchange conciliation com mittee held a three-hours session this afternoon without, however. making much progress toward the accomplish ment of its object. The committee was appointed at a recent meeting of the builders exchange to try to ar rance truce with the unions so that reconstruction can go on uninterrupt- ed by strikes and other troubles dur ing the next year
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-28
STEAMER GOES ON REEF.

DETROIT. Mich. May 27.-The steamer C. F. Bietman and her con sort. the barge McLachlan. uounu from Duluth to Cleveland. with iron ore. ran on a reef in Lake Huron. a mile and half off Port Austin to- day, in a heavy snow storm. The crews of both vessels were saved.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-28
DEPUTY SHERIFF
 HAS NARROW ESCAPE

As restsii of having bis horse fall while coming down 2 steep hill above tho opera house yesterday Deputy Sheriff Bill White sustained painful injuries consisting of a badly sprain- ed leg and wrist and several bruises about the face and body. After climbing a steep hill in that locality the horse reared and plunged over backward, pinning White to the ground for several seconds before the deputy sherIn was able to extricate himself.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-28

Uncle Joes Cannon. it is believed vill get away from the ''standpatters" and make his run for the presidency as declared tarin reyisionist As speaker Cannon has been very indus trious in smothering every effort to revise the tarif.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-28
ONE DEAD, THREE HURT IN
 FALLS FROM NEW BUILDINGS

SAN FRANCISCO. May 27i-four workingmen fell from various huiId- ings today. resulting in one death and serious Injury to three. Jack Miehol- son, an iron worker. fell from the sec ond story of the Welis-F Fargo building. and received a fracture Of the skull, from which he died a few hours later.