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L'Italia., 1907-09-05
LA RIUNIONE DELE LEGHE PER
GIL ELETTRICISTI.

BRESC1A, II. - ALA riunione del
lie leghe tenuta Teri sera ALA Camera
del Lavoro, in%tervennero | DELEGATE
di "a dele 81 leghe di mestieri della
citta. ma la discussions quantunque
lunga e vivace 81 limito ALA opportu-
nita di %sostenere O memo con ade-
guati soccorsi in danaro gil sciope-
ranti. Venue approvata la proposta
contenuta In un ordine del giorno,
votato alraunanimita col quale lie le-
CHE ST obbligano a correspondent agli
elettricisti IN sussidio per tutta la
durata dello %sciopero nella misura di
centesimi dieci per c%iascuno del pro-
pri soci. e ad invitare gil operai orga-
nizzati (circa 400) a versare la quo
ia di un quarto di giornata della pro-
pria paga per settimana, per costituire
un fondo di resistenza.
Teri, mel pomeriggio. riprendevano
lie loro mansioni, neliofficina di via
Milazzo. diciotto elettricisti. dichia-
randosi assolutamente decisi a resi-
stere a qualsiasi pressione della Ca
mera del Lavoro, nella quale aperta-
mente dichiararono di o avere pin
fiducia.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
IL NUOVO SINDACO III PALERMO
Tafferugli e Passionate ~all'esterno

PALERMO, II. - Ieri la sedula
consigliare era fissata per lie ore Is
I'm po' tardi forse, ma ST dice che 81
ricoresse a questo e%spediente per ave
re subito IL numero legale e non fare
attendere inutilmente il pubblico.
ALE ore 16, infatti. non sono pre-
senti che quattro cusiglieri. L'aula E
piena di v~alletti e fedeli municipal.
A prevenire possibili disordini, per-
che pare che CT STA una corta reaZione
contro | ~zelanti, in piazza Pretoria,
Piazza Vigliena { sparsa motto forza
al commando del soliti funzionari.
lnoltre un %centenario di carabinieri
81 t%rovavano pronti ad accorrere.
Dale animate discussioni che 81
fanno in vari capannelli costituiti da
individai di vari partiti, 81 arguisce
che un conflitto possa avvenire qua
lora gil AGENT dell'ordine non sieno
pronti a ~prevenirne.
I'm forte nucleo di cittadini, men,
ire discuteva in piazza Vigliena, de-
plorando che Teri 81 trovassero In Quel
lluogo motif element torbidi, venue
prima a%ffrontato, poi accerchiato da
una turba armata di bastoni. NacQue
uho scambio di parole e corse Quaiche
legnata.
II conflitto sarebbe d~ivenuto grave
Sc non fosse state scongiurato DIAL
lpronto accorrere del carabinieri e
i'guardie in divisa che tolsero l bastoni
al riottosi.
Nella grande c~onfusione Ia folla
che stazionava In piazza Pretoria, RI
tenendo che fossero staff operati degli
arresti di foro compagni, levando in
alto i bastoni 81 diedero a gridare:
"Lasciali! Lasciali!''
e nello stesso tempo circondarono
gil avversari.
Accorsero del commissari e delega-
ii di p. S. che 81 frapposero fra | con-
tendenti per ristabilire la calma, asst
curando che nessun arresto era state
operate. ..
Anora la folla 81 diresse verso 4
pafazzo idi citta al grido di: Viva 4
moline municipale.
II cumandante dele guardie NUM-
cipali seppe conTincere / 'dimostrant.
con buoni modi della pocR %convenfen
"a della dimostrazione che avrebbt
pUtuto provocare disordini e 1 dino
stranti 81 decisero ad a~liuntanarsi.
Nell'aula intanto IL pubblico che
attende da IN pezzo comtncia a ruGno.
lreggiare.
Ne.le tribune a%vvengono dimostra'
Zioni ia vario sense. specialmenteuel
lie tribune pubbliche, subito represst
per IL pronto intervento del cambi.
, nferi.
Intauto gil inservienti municipal
accorrono agli apparecohi telef0nic
: ed anche nellie case del consiglieri del
la magg ioranza per sollecitare la 1oro
venuta.
Finafmente 81 ottiene ii numero lie.
gale e 81 indice la votaziOne per Ia no
nina de- sindaco e resta letto il com
Tesauro. con 80 voti su 40.
1ntanto IL pupDlico lascia PAULA con
sigliare al grido 'di Viva Iesaurol wi
va PamministraYione del mulino mu-
nicipale!"
1 consiglieri lasciano 1'aula, men
tire la foila con1inua a str zionare in
piazza Pretoria.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
GIRO TURISTTCO CHE FINfSCE IN
TRH}UNAIH

VARESE, II. - Oggi mel pome.
riggio II 'tribunaie Iii vnrese giudico
per diretrissima IL gi~ovanetto Reno
Fabbriea, G'anni 16, legatore di libri,
arrestato Taltro Biorno dalle guardie
.di p. S. in via ReGondello con due al
.tri suoi eompagni, certc Francesca
Negri e Ernesto Storiani, ytutti di Mi
lano e del quail vi no gia parlato. |
tire ragazzi assidui lettori al romanzi
fantastici, axevano intrapreso un giro
turistico per 1Italia col danaro, circa
600 lire, sottratto al prOprio padre
dal Fabbrica. II quale doveva rispon-
dere di furto e del porto al una riVol-
tella carica senza IL peri nesso.
seconda ad un mese d'arr este col be-
II T%ribunale 10 assolse 6alia prima
imputazione, ma 10 conda nn0 per la
neficio del perdono. ] piccOli "tourl-
stes" vennero, per mezzo della que
stura rinviati stasera allie | ono case.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
UNA GaOVANE FUIMINATA DA UN
COUFO ID FUCILE


BAKY, IT. - A MUlfetta IL giovane
Sergio al TerIizzi di B~isceglie, con la
madre e lie sorelle %faeevano una gita
in campagna msieme all'amica Ippoli-
ia Monopoli. ! g%itanti, come 81 raccon-
ia, procedevano allegramente, giunti
a Tore Calderini il hi terlizEi, spia-
nando Il fucile in direzione della gio-
vinetta 1ppolita, s~orridendo disse:
"Vuoi vedere che ii ammazzo7' II col
pO parti: TIppolita c3dde fuiminata
al cnore.
II hi Terlizzl asserisce che credeva
il fucile scarico. L'Ippolita era fidan-
zata ad un givvane arligliere che 81
trova attualmente al tSfi di Hraccia-
no.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
rSANGUINOSA RISsA FRA DUE MI.
SICANTI

CAMPOREALE, IL Teri sera
verso lie ore ventuno l due musicanti
.lNicosia .Antonino di Calogero di ami
10 e ~Santangelo Giacomo di Salvato e
di ami Is 81 V allo studio mu-
sicale. Strada facendo scherzavno in
giuriandosi. A certo punto IL Nicosia
perdette la pazienza e assesto un cef-
fone al Santangelo, che stando per
essere accoppato gil inferse una col
tellata-
II ferdto fu condotto da questo dol
tore Rosario Guzzo che gil medico IL
ma ferita di punta e taglio al quartc
spazio intercostale, lungo Temielavea-
re, con dubbio di penetranza in cavita
pericolosa di vita Q g%uaribile in dice
giorni.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

ANGELO DELE VIE KgApJY r.
PACIFIC
Al Nostrl bnOnl G NumerOsi Client
Primo arrive di Specialize Mediciss-
H o Pharmaceutical itAiisai

Nannits. Mama, Cassis In Gamma. 81
schin contro ~ VERNE S~oiitario'. Chit
nina Migone, Oli0N di Ricino Carlo Erba,
Pillole Catramina Bertelli, IschiroEeno,
Goccie Imperiali BeTtelli. Mosche Ill Mi
lano, Pezze 4 Brescia, Pillole al Brera,
Acqua Antisterica al Santa Maria No
vella, Acqua di Tutto Cedro del Tas-
soni. Balsamo Pagliano per gil Occhi.
Ferro Malesci. Iperbiotina balesci, Te-
ro-Arsenicali Zambeletti, ecc. ecc.
La FARMACTA CALEGARIS Q pure
Depositaria al lutte lie Specialize Medi-
cinali Earncesi: Telefono Temp'y 1882
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
stro Pietro,
sHxy =

~N'N
II deputato di Matters on, Ridola.
invitato pronunziera un d~iscorso doc
c%asione.
Verra posata Ia prima pietra del
Manicomio provinciale e 81 estrarra
una tombola a beneficio del Ricreato-
rio festive civile, istituzione osrta per
volere del nostro prefetto comm. Qua
ranta e ~persieduta dial cav Bonomo,
c~onsigliere delegate.
ST spera che oltre agli on. deputa-
ii della regione, interveranno invita-.
Il / ministri Lacava e Gianturco. 81
sono chieste riduzioni ferroviarie del
70 per cento.
Queste lie notizie sommarie del fe.
steggiamenti. II Comitato esecutivo
nominate dal nostro prefetto e presie-
duto d~all'ing. Senesini. lavora alacre,
mente perche tutto riesca bene.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

70 forme 9 ne garantisce perfetta qua
rigiols
Tutte 10 malattie curate
rszioni ch~irurgiche e senza far uso dt
mineral ne di veleni.
Residenza 1895 7th st. vicino ALA sta
zione di Adeline, Oakland, Cal. Consul
tie Gratis dale SO ant. e rs penn.
Ufficio in San Francisco al Nume-
70 719 Vallejo st. Ore dale Q allie s p.m
Ore dale 2 ale 3 pom.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
DI FALCIETTO A scope DI
VENDETTA

VARESE, II. - Sui delitto awe
nuto l'altra notte a Cardano a Campo
no potuto raccogliere questi partico-
lari: il Ferrazzi Teri sera verso lie 23
e 80 81 trovava al Circolo Cavallotti
L'Italia., 1907-09-05

Leggete la Vita di Garibalo, In
Sesta Pagina. Tale lettura 3 motto
interessante Cd istruttivA
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
oAVAGNARO & DEBENEDETTI

Avvisa Ia clientele che II sDebenedetti
nipote di Guinasso presso II quale q sta
to impiegato mel negozio al AL Broad
way g entrato a far parte di una nuova
ditta che ha aperto al No. 472 Broadway
un nuovo maBazzeno.
Assortimento In vestiti al ogni gene
"a. Prezxi bassL
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
DR.. A. A. GUGLIERI

Medfce ChtrarRS
Cura lutte lie maiat-
tie cole sue Erbe in
ispecie le malattie
del nervi o del sangue
Scfatica, Asma, Cuo-
re. Reumatismi. Idro-
pisia, Pelle, Occhi.
Fegato, Stemaco, Ma
LATHE del Polmoni e
deli utero, Cancri,
Tumort, Emerroidi ,
Cllra Ie ma1aftiA w
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
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MOI @hnnNp osnmOo tmer qmd rsImd peheN Not Olamen abNamom coLIEaIoM EDIco.
Nd sdameutea bbamo RTMEDI oRos Per oim ahuaR ARMED oRoSL pH PaGie Peinm"te
non se@a medicinal rALIANI @see oms ammahd sTee
+ IL NUovo MBRo CON RAN nLUSTRA
. sOvese domandnmoM d una @.
ANRNA EUROPE CO. NI Columbus Ave, New York.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
CALZOLAI e CAPPELLAI
G..

che tiene un grande assort.mento
scarpe q stlvali sceltissini. Anche
9 sarete soddisfattI. 3IO Pacific
San Francisco. Cal.
L'Italia., 1907-09-05
FarrnaCia {. O. FAUDA
Bay City Wire & Iron Works

Q. K. DOherty, Prep.
s22 Montg'y st. vicino a Pacific st
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-13
PASS THE BILL.

Just a few days ago, Representative
Petersen introduced bill providing for
a comm ission designed TO furnish the
state with licensed accountants The
recent difficulty OF the senate body to
find competent men to audit the Uni.
versity and A. 9. accounts proves the
necessity OF the commission. Frequent
auditings of public financial records
proves protection the people should
demand and in such cases expert ac-
countants are a necessity. The public
accountant should be man not mere.
ly capable Of getting correct result
from figures at hand, but a man Of
rather wide Information with a grasp
OF public affairs and necessities that
would enable him to discover from a
mass OF information at hand as TO
whether public moneys had been han
died judlcousy, successfully. lie
should be well able to see mistakes in
other than the figures and be capable
of suggesting remedies occasionally. A
commission Of competent men before
whom applicants would pass an exam
nation ought to give this state an eX
cellent guarantee OF worth IN its H.
censed accountants, and we believe
that for the good of all concerned tn,
Peterson bill! should pass; especial,
as the applicant is to pay the cost o
the commission.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-13
Tides Upon Land and Sea,

A correspondent OF the Geodetic
Survey has recently made observa.
tons with the seismograph at Mau
ritius that have led to the suggestion
that not only the ocean and the at
mosphere but even the land may ex
perienoe the effects OF daily tide
running round and round the earth as
II revolves on Its axis.
But. while the tides in the air and
the sea are due more to the moon
than to the sun. the supposed land
tide" arises solely from the suns ac.
ton.
Moreover, II is caused not by the at.
traction OF the sun but by its heat. A
wave of depression is supposed to fol.
low the sun from east to west, caused
by the extraction Of moisture from the
soil
At Mauritius II Is found that there
is relative upheaval of the land to
the west Of the place OF observation
from morning until evening and q
relative depression on the same side,
or an upheaval to the east, during the
same night,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-13
Sure Remedy for All Ills.

Watermelon. law sakes alive! Is
there anything on the top side OF this
old earth that can be compared for
one single moment with the Juicy
juiceiness, the oozy ooziness and the
sloozy slooZlness of this precious
fruit? How we love to open up a nice
red watermelon with heart as big
as a Kentucky pumpkin and as full of
sweet sap as the Platte river is full
OF water,
Never mind the seeds, never mind
anything, Just 20 ahead and be hap
Ply. You can't eat watermelon ard en-
joy It without soiling your shirt front.
Never mind your handkerchief Let
the Juice fan in large copious crops
from your chin and elbows. Why
should you interfere with the law of
gravity, Keep on eating, and .hen
you have finished, eat some moro, You
love II, II cant hurt you, 20 go after
Il. Is there anything Ike II?
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-13
INVESTIGATE FURTHER.

While the legislature is engaged in
this invest igation business why dots
il not let the investigation extend
beyond the the expenditures? Why
not find out whether the income of
the state is what 1t should be? Are as.
sessments equitable? Are some people
and concerns permitted to hide their
money and property so that it is not
taxed2 Is land and property under
valued in many instances? THE RE-
PUBLICAN believes that rigid inves-
tigati)n along this line would unearth
sufficient untaxed property, and tax.
ables generally, TO increase by ore
half the present revenue OF the state
OF Utah.
For instance, in Logan, property
for which slightly less than 800 foot
has been refused is assessed at less
than 80 IOOt.
Again, in one instance, taxes on a
single lot In this city amount to but a
few cents less than a half block ad-
joining that lot,
In instances the taxes on great and
growing concerns in this city grow
LESS each year.
Properties are listed and taxed so
far below their real value in certain
instances that men not infrequently
laugh at the matter as ridiculous.
And in this county farm land held
at from s75 to 800 and 1925 an acre is
taxed at from SIS TO s25!
Conditions like this prevail in Cache
county We have ever had fairly cap
able men in charge here, men as cap
able and as careful as the average
Official IN other counties, so 1t Is not
unreasonable to suppose that con
diuons elsewhere are not greatly diff
ferent from what they are here,
II that is true might not some legis
latiye enactment necesstating a com
plete oyer.hauling Of the states tax
ables result In the unearthing Of hid
den and undCrvalued property which
taxed properly would bring the stat
largely increased revenues.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-13

Some Interesting statistics have
been collected by Vlce-Consul Arnold,
at Foo-Chow concerning the great
decline in China's tea trade. From
1873. when tea was first introduced
into England. until 1897 China held ex.
clusively the tea trade of the world
Then India began to enter the tea
market. The Chinese trade reached
high tide in 1886. with total export
of 30,000,000 pounds. In 1884 China
furnished about ~ per cent OF the
worlds total, India and Ceylon Is per
cent and japan and Formosa 10 per
cent. But In 1904, when the total con.
sumption had increased TO G44,O0O, 900
pounds. China contributed only 30 per
cent. India and Ceylon 60 per cent.
Japan and Formosa 10 per cent The
decline In China is ascribed TO care
less methods of cultivation and pre-
paration of the leaf.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-13

will be discussed. 1t
seems to us that such an organization
should become an established FACT
It's high time that the cities and
towns of Utah. as well as other states,
should be governed by the best intel
ligence, the best business methods,
and 10 the light OF the best experience
obtainablc; and II would seem that an
organization Of city and town officials
ought at least prevent the repetition
of mistakes common to all municlp-
alties. Fot instance, II such an OIL
ganization had an active committee
on statistics or a bureau OF informa.
ton to which the officials Of town or
city contemplating certain innovations
might apply for facts and figures and
experiences OF other cities having
already tried a like proposition, the
result could not but be exceedingly
beneficial Then, again, in the null
tiplicity of council, there ought 10 be
much general information ditiused
that would be helpful The POSSIBLE
tiles for good Of such an organization
are almost unlimited, and 1t is TO be
sincerely hoped that Mayor Robinson's
plan or any other good one with a
like object in view may be carried into
effect,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-13

Mail to Gov. Cutler Hail to Sena-
tor Bullen! Avaunt Senator Love!
In committee meeting the latter ask.
ed Bullen II he could refute a state
ment TO the effect that until two
years ago no stress had been laid on
the Department Of Agriculture at
the college. Love thought he had
BulIen up a tree, but the Senator
from Cache merely read from Gov
Cutters message two years ago and
Love flew out the window, as 10 usual
ly does when trouble comes.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-13
How to Trim a Fern.

Boston ferns that have grown so
large and luxuriant as to permit di'
viding into smaller plants may have
cuttings taken away from the roots
without damage to the plant, If care
fully done. II transplanted to the
right soil and kept under proper con
ditions the cutting should root well
and develop into healthy plant.
A fern does not need hot and inces
SAINT sunshine. Two of the finest Bos
ton ferns known to the writer spend
the entire winter IN windows where
scarcely sunbeam falls, though there
is plenty of light. A little sun, how
ever, does them no harm, and a moist
atmosphere is essential
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-13
Not E,ackwood at All.

Everybody knows the imprint OF
Blackwood-the man in the skull cap.
1t is not portrait of the original
Blackwood When the magazine was
started Maya wanted picture. The
portrait is of George Buchanan, and
how 1t came to be chosen for a front.
ispiece to Maya no one knows. Prob
ably. thinks the writer in the Rook
Monthly, some sort of decoration
seemed necessary for the plain cover
There was block of George Buchan
an lying about. And SO George Buch
anan's face confronts the universe as
the embodiment of Scottish intellectu
atty.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-13
Hobby Of Secretary Straus.

Secretary Straus is one of the recog,
nized connoisseurs in the United
States of pottery and porcelains. For
many years he has studied this fine
old art, now so generally fallen into
disuse. He has collected some OF the
finest specimens extant and many Of
these he will soon install in his Wash.
ington residence. Mrs. Straus is
equally addicted to the fad, and 1t is
said that one Of the rarest pleasures
they have in common Is the purchas-
ing OF old pottery and porcelains.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-13
conveniences for the Closet.

A closet is more convenient and
roomy II fitted with one or two poles.
depending upon the size of the closet.
upon which to place hangers. than the
ordinary hooks. Every woman should
have number of clothes hangers and
use them for waists, skirts and wraps,
They not only economic closet space,
but prevent the gowns from getting
creased and crumpled. The hangers
may be padded with cotton sprinkled
with sachet powder and then covered
with inexpensive silk.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-13
Aiabamans Were PRIVILEGED.

Gov Elect Conner of Alabama visited
the house of representatives IN Wash
ington a few days ago and was re-
ceived so cordially that the resulting
noise disturbed Speaker Cannon. On
learning who the stranger was Uncle
Joe" waited until he had departed and
then reminded Clerk Hines that under
the rules governors-elect should not be
admitted while the house is in session
But then" he added those boys
from Alabama don't know much about
my rules and wouldn't believe in them
If they did know
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-13
IN A CHlLD'S LOVE
LONELY COUPLE FOUND HAPPl
NESS IN LIFE.
Advent Of Little Nellie Filled Void
Of Which Physician and His
wife Were Scarcely Con.
scious.

Mrs. Dayton entered her husbands
study aud sank into chair.
You look hot Eleanor" said DR..
Dayton. glancing up from a scientific
journal Have You been out In the
SUM-"
Yes. | walked over to the fresh,
air camp to see the children who
were brought from the city this morn
ing"
Il wish you wouldn't go there so
often, Eleanor" he said, trifle Inn
patiently. "a visit to the fresh-air
camp seems to exhaust you more than
anything else
But, Harry. | love to see the chill
dren. One such darling little girl came
this morning. She has yellow curls
and big brown eyes, and her name is
Nellie. used to he called Nellie
when | was her age. She's from the
foundlings' home, and | couldn't help
wishing. Harry, that we
Now. dear, don't bring up that sub
| ject again. You know ! doubt the wis.
dom of adopting children, and you are
not strong enough to assume the care
of a youngster" The doctor smiled
tenderly at Mrs. Dayton. Haven't
YOU trouble enough looking after me
without flying to ills you know not
off" As he ceased speaking the tel
ephone bell rang.
I'm wanted at the camp" he ex'
planned. hanging up the receiver and
reaching for his medicine case. "A
child lifted the top of a beehive and
has been badly stung."
An hour later Mrs. Dayton rose from
her porch hammock at the sound OF
her husbands voice. Here's "A little
visitor, Eleanor" he called.
She ran out to the motor car and
took in her arms IA limp little baby
girl. why, it's Nollie!" she said
rs 1t Nellie? wasn't thinking
about anything but her stlngs, which
were pretty severe. Talk about
grateful patients. Eleanor! When
managed to relieve the little thing
sufYerlngs she chung to me, and
simply couldEt get away from her
So | told the matron we'd keep he
over night. You see her face ant
arms are badly swollen. and she ma!
need more care than they'd have tint
to give her at the camp
Il like the doctor man. lsped Mel
lie. II want to stay with him."
Mrs. Dayton kissed the yellow curl
and laid the child in the hammock
and the doctor disappeared into tn
house, murmuring something abou
preparing a soothing lotion.
One morning two weeks later III
matron of the fresh-air camp telt
phoned DR.. Dayton that the childre
with whom Nellie had come were :
be returned to the city that day. Sh
requested him to bring Nellie to tn
, camp in time for the afternoon traiI
To-day! Why, is the time up a
ready? Why--well, you see. thin
I my wife wished to keep her--that Il
Hang 1t ALL beg your pardon,
mean that we both want her"
He turned from the telephone an
saw Mrs Dayton listening in tn
e doorway. Her eyes were bright an
L her cheeks wore an unwonted glo
Of health. She was winsome pi
l. ture with Nellie hanging to her Skin
and the chain of flowers in her hant
p that she was weaving for the baby
curls.
4 "Oh, Harry" was all she said bl
u the look OF love and gratitude In h,
J. eyes filled his own with happy tear
y Youths Companion.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-13
An lnfaIlible Rule.

"Mr James is very fond OF mush'
rooms" said Mrs. James, but ! am
so fearful of his eating toadstools
that ! almost never get them. wish
! knew way to tell the difference -
Il know an infaiiible rule"
DO tell me, and | shall be your
everlasting friend"
III you die, It's toadstools; II you
live, it's mushrooms. Judge.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-13
tstray Notice.
Wellsyille, Utah.

Wellsyille, Utah,
have in my possession the follow
ing described animal, which il not
and taken away viii be sold
AZ public auction to the highest cash
bidder at the Wellsville stray pen on
February 20, 1907, at ? O'Clock;
One roam bull about one year old;
cropped of left ear; no brands visible,
Said estray was impounded or the
9th day Of February, 1897 sr..,r ,
DAVID W JOINS,
Poundkeeper.