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Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-01
Woman Visits Friends

Woman Visits Friends
Mrs. Addie L. Conaway Of Canon
City, Colo, is the guest of Mrs. H. c.
Hollins at 1923 Ingraham street.
Dies at Hospital
A. G. Stran of 500 Carlton way, Holly
wood, died last evening at the Clara
Barton hospital. No arrangements
have been made for the the funeral.
VIII Hold Services
Peniel hail. 227 South Main street, will
hold an all-day missionary meeting to-
day. Rev. E. F. Walker and others will
address the meetings. Services at IL
a. m. and 230 and 7:S0 p. m.
) Funeral Service Today
The Austrian society will conduct
funeral services for Slyo Veskovich at
the lodge rooms tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock on San Fernando street The
dead man was a prominent member of
the order. Interment will be in Ever
green cemetery.
Huntington Coming Home
According to G. E. Miles, private Sec
retary to HI. p. Huntington at New
York, the railroad magnate is due at
Los Angeles today, coming here from
San Francisco, where he arrived early
this week. Secretary Niles is staying
at Los Angeles at PRESENT.
Will Observe Confirmation
The barmitzva, or continuation. of
Rene, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Levy
of 1701 South Flower street. will be
, celebrated during the service of the
Sinai congregation in the B'nai Birth
hall 521 West Pico street, Saturday
morning, May 2, at 10 o'clock.
Special Meeting Tonight
There will be a special meeting to-
night of the Volunteers of America,
The orchestra of the Haven Methodist
Episcopal church, comprising seven
,pieces, will be in attendance and render
selections of music during the evening.
Miss Bates will give violin solos. Rev.
Levi d. Barr will speak.
HIuh Tribunal Hears Case
According to Washington dispatches
the appeal of r. Flores Magon, A. /
Villareal and Liberando Rivera for a
writ of habeas corpus to check their re-
moval to Arizona for trial on the
charge of conspiracy against the Mexi-
can government is being considered by
the United States supreme court.
Headquarters for Legal Aid
The recently organized Legal Aid
1cety of Los Angeles has opened
Headquarters in room 21S. Sl3 West
Third street, and Mrs. Leland Norton
has accepted the position Of assistant
secretary. A. meetipa Of the executiVe
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-01
FIRE DEPARTMENT SAVES
WITH PORTABLE FARRIER
Chief Lips Will Put on Another Horse-
shoer and Drop One Relief Engi-
neer Thereby Cutting
Expenses

Owing to the remarkable success OF
the portable horseshoeing apparatus
maintained by the department and the
necessity of additional help in this
line, Chief Walter Lips told the fire
board yesterday that he recommended
that the city council be requested to
abolish one position of relief engineer
at $1O0 a month and create the position
of assistant horseshoer at $75 a month.
This will be a saving of $50 month
in the pay rollas we'll as giving more
satisfactory results, he said. The
board acquieced.
The wagon goes from one engine
house to another, an extra horse fol-
lowing so that If an alarm should
sound while one horse was being shod
it would. not delay the apparatus.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-01
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ISSUES MEMBERS ANNUAL

Many interesting facts are contained
in the Los Angeles chamber of COM
merce members annual 1908 just is
sued This publication gives the
names of officers and directors, preson-
mel of committees, bylaws. work of the
year, annual meeting and annual BAN
quet, officers of the chamber since its
Organization, list of members, names
df those who died during the past year,
early history of the organization and
Interesting facts concerning Los An
gelesI
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-01
Banking Committee Adjourns
3y Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, April 3O.-The COM
mittee on banking and currency had
a brief meeting today, but declined to
proceed for the purpose of taking up
the new Vreeland currency bill. The
vote for adjournment stood IL to 8. the
negative votes being cast by Messrs.
Burton, Weeks and Mckinney. The
committee will meet again next Mon
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-01
viii Be Quiet Day
By Associated Press.

PARIS, April 9O.-Although the gen-
eral federation of labor has summoned
the Socialist workmen and trades un-
ionists of all classes to quit work to-
morrow to participate in meetings and
professions in favor of the eight-hour
day, the May day demonstration In
Paris promises to be less impressive
this year than usual. Troops will be
stationed at the various rallying places
of the workmen to prevent disorder.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-01
HUGHES TO STICK IN THE
GAME TILL ALL is OVER
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, April 30.-The name of
Governor Charles e. Hughes will not
be withdrawn from the presidential
canvas until the national convention
at Chicago has made its choice of can
didates. This statement was made to-
day by General Stewart L. Woodford,
president of the Hughes league OF the
United States, who presided at q con-
ference of delegates elected to the
national convention by New York state
at the Hotel Astor today, called in the
interest of Hughes candidacy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-01
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhipits
Of California products at the Chamber OF
Commerce building. on Broadway, pe.M.
First and Second streets. whswe free inIoI
nation will be given on all subjects pertains
ing to this &c -tion.
The Herald win pay $40 in cash TO any
ono furnishing evidence that will lead 20
the arrest and conviction Of any person
caught stealing copies of The Herald from
the premises OF our patrons.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-01
pasn Rohlss Hot springs

On the Coast Line of the Southern Pacific.
For comfort. rest, recreation and health, In
the midst of a pleasing landscape, In cll-
matte equilibrium quite unrivaled. See any
Southern Pacific agent
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-01

II YOU want to go east. c. Haydock.
Agent Illinois Central r. r.. lis W. sth
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-01

committee was held yesterday morn
ing and plans formulated for pushing
the work.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-28
City Grounds for
Sale and Lease

Sealed bids will be received at the
Office OF the City Recorder up to 4
O'Clock p. m. April lst 1908, for the
sale of fraction of Lots and 3, about
0xl0 rods, Plat B, Logan City Survey.
This piece OF property is just west
of the old Card mill site On Bird West
Street.
Also the Old Reservoir Site, east of
Temple Barn.
Sealed bids will also be received at
the Office OF the City Recorder up to 4
p. m. April lst, 1908, for leasing OF rs
acres north Of, also lots directly south
OF lie Cemetery owned by Logan City.
Also all land near the Reservoir that
can be used without interfering with
the Water Works.
Also the Park grounds with tile ex-
ception of the Driving Park; and 5
acres In Southwest corner, also about
8 acres in the Northwest corner. for a
period OF 2 or years,
Committee on Public Grounds.
ALBEIT BERNsroN Chairman.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-28
on
| Mr.. Richards

MENDON, March 27.-The SWEETEST
affair that has been given 10 Mendor
for long time was surprise on II. T.
Richards by his cstimable wife and
daughters, Misses Annie, Jennie and
Marilla. There were seventy invited
guests, and while Mr.. Richards was
at the depot after the mail the crowd
gathered in the dancing hall. Wher
he arrived home his wife escorted him
into the hall, when the band struck
up lively tune. After everybody
was quoted down a recitation was
given by Frcckwood Stumpf. song by
Elias Davis: the fishers hornpipe was
danced by James Hill; recitation by
Grandma Hardman, est. Peter at the
gate;" then dancing was INDUCED In
for about three hours, Whitney's
orchestra furnishing the music. Then
Ice cream and lunch was served to the
crowd. While supper was being served
there was music on the photograph
and Miss Annie Richards played some
fine selections on the piano. A very
enjoyable evening was spent by all.
Mr.. Richards was iifty.nine years Of
age and all wished him many happy
returns OF the day.
Mrs. John Lallis, proprietress of
the Lallis hotel, is dangerously ill.,
Her children, Mr. and Mrs. Charley
Lalls, George Lalis of Mercur, and
Mrs. John Westover, Of Logan, have
been summoned to her bedside.
The city council held a meeting
Monday evening.
Mrs. VIM, l. Sorenson has started a
dressmaking class.
Legrand Colby has returned home
from Butte.
Several pieces Of city property have
changed hands lately. Lowe Landing
has bought the Westover home up on
the hill; Henry Shelton has bought
the Fred Manning residence MIR.
Manning and family will move out to
their ranch at Bannock, 1t Is report.
ed that John MISSIONER, section fore.
man at Logan, has bought the Robert
Sweeten property
Dan Walters, of Welsville. was in
town this week buying grain.
VIII Longstroth has gone out to his
ranch at Pocatello.
Mrs. Lydia Hogenson. OF Logan, is
visiting with relatives and friends,
Prof Sorenson. of Salt Lake, lee.
tured TO a crowded house Tuesday
night.
Jas. Hobbs, OF the Hobbs Music Co
Logan, was In Mendon Wednesday.
Flowing and spring work has start.
Hamilton Baker Is building brick
addition to his home Rem Hoskins,
Of Wellsville, is doing the work.
David Rowe, our milk hauler is hav-
ing ms nou.e fixed up.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-28
Notes From
The U.A.C.

Mrs Susa Y. Gates addressed Tn,
young women of the Home Seeker
Circle on Tuesday morning at the Col
lege. aae Il
On Friday evening Of last week tn,
Forestry class entertained the senior
and about ten members OF the faculty
at Stag Party at Murdock's. Mr.
Trout was an excellent toast maste
and many good stories were told. Prof
Thatcher sang three songs and al
passed most enjoyable evening
"Bill" Frew after three weeks o
quarantine is out on the track every
afternoon trying for the 100, 30 ant
quarter mile.
Prof. Larson entertained at dinner
on Thursday evening Mt the college
His guests we're the members Of the
Pygmaliou and Galatea cast, Prof
Arnold and Mr. Petersen.
Prof. John Il. Game III took the an.
imal industry students on Monday to
visit the feeding experiment yard at
the Sugar Factory.
The concert given by the College
String Quartette In the Weber Stake
Academy Lecture course last Tuesday
night was a great success. The play.
Ing was much appreciated by the o.
den people and the solo work Of Mr..
Spicker was especially well received.
During the Ogden visit the quartette
was entertained at lunch by Miss Liz.
zie Mckay and her brother, who were
students last year at the A. c., and at
dinner by DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Nor.
rell.
The tryout game last Saturday be.
tween the students and faculty devel-
oped some good baseball material.
Incidentally Walker showed the team
how veteran acts in the box, for he
famed five men In two innings
A large framed picture Of group Of
sheep entitled Champions OF the
World" has been presented to the de.
partment Of animal industry by J. r.
Allen & Bros
Prof. J W. Jensen has been unable
because OF illness to meet his classes
for the past two weeks.
Prof Maud May Babcock, who is in
town with the University Dramatic
club, will address the college students
In chapel this morning.
The football schedule for the next
ear Is now filling up Coach Walker
Is arranging for some big games to be
played In Logan.
DR.. Reinsch, OF the University OF
Wisconsin. will lecture to the students
and friends of the college on Tuesday
and evening.
Prof Titus is receiving congratula-
lions this week on the birth OF his
second son.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-28

The Box Elder News gives the Brig.
ham City appearance very nattering
write.up and chides the public for
failing 10 put in ''larger appear.
ance." Bro. Lee found the voice OF
Mrs. Linnartz very much to his liking
and throws several boquets In her
direction. He was also especially
pleased with MIR. Spicker The News
concludes its eulogy with the follow.
ing paragraph: THE quartette is a Joy
forever We are almost afraid to say
come again, but those who listened 10
the program last evening were given
every cents worth Tor their money
and then some, and II is only to be
regretted that the house was not
packed "
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-28
Some One Will Get
a Piano Cheap

Hobbs has one in his window that
starts at 5000 and lie takes OIL 81 every
day until 1t is sold We have the
finest line OF pianos on the market
and the people we don't sell are those
who doa'L see us. A we ask Is a
chance.
HOBBS MUSIC co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-28
GreenVille.

GREENVILLE, March 27--Our
Relief Society arranged a nice program
and basket party that was given March
II 10 our hall, on the 66th anniversary
of the first organization OF the Relief
Society. The program was satisfac.
torily rendered, after which refresh
ments were served. Then all enjoyed
themselves In the good old fashioned
dances, with the real old time sociable
joyful spirit prevailing throughout. II
1t could only be said that the same
social fraternal feeling existed in all
gatherings what a happy community
We would be.
One of the noted events OF the week
was the surprise party given in honor
OF Sister Elizabeth Ash enan's 10th
birthday. About eighteen members
of the Relief Society went to her home
and pleasant time was had. Refresh
ments were served and the afternoon
spent in social chat
Supt. j. l. McCarfey visited our
schools one day last week lie said
the school was doing good work. he
had no fault TO find
Since our last writing babies have
arrived at the home of Emil Moser
and Jos q Smith. All are doing fine.
Some Improvements are noticed Ia
our ward Willard Nyman has added
a kitchen to his home; Lee Fergu.
son Is adding an addition 10 the store,
and several are building new barns.
& A. Nyman who has been In Salt
Lake City all winter, is enjoying home
life again
Mrs Katie Cragun and son Dresden,
of Smithield, were visitors in our
ward on Sunday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-28
Quartet Cap
lures Ogden

The U. A. G. String Quartette. which
played at Ogden Tuesday night and
Brigham City Wednesday night, made
a hit at both places. A large audi.
ence greeted the auartette at Ogden
and was immensely pleased. The Og.
den Standard says of the appearance
THE concert given last evening by
the Agricultural String Quartette at
the Weber academy proved conclusive
ly to the people Of Ogden that good
thing can come out Of Logan and that
the musical members of the A. C..
faculty made up a string quartette Of
which any college or city might well
be proud. The first number on the
program was the four movements Of
Haydn's Quartette, No. Nj. The play.
ers were especially skillful In bringing
out the qualities of Haydn's dain.
ty music. THIS was the classical part
OF the program and was pure delight
TO all lovers OF classical music. Then
followed three vocal selections by Mrs.
Linnarz, who possessed a strong, sym.
pathetic contralto voice. Her first
number, the aria from Buttons Hia.
watha, was especially interesting as q
musical novelty. Burton Is one OF the
few leading American com posers and
his work has been little heard In the
west. His entire work OF Hiawatha,
which was given last year by the mu.
sic students OF the Agricultural col.
lege, Is well worthy OF study by those
interested In the development Of
American music. After this Mrs Lin
narz sang with much feeling a charm.
ing little song by Lassen, and then
gave to the accompaniment of the
strings. Tschaikowsky's superb and
soulful aria entitled, No One My
Grief Can Feel.
"Mr. Spicker's Two violin solos were
we'll received. He has had excellent
training lin LEIPZIG under Hilf and
Nickisch, and Is one of the leading
of the west, for he plays with
the grace Of Sarasate and the intel.
ligence of a Kriesler.
The last number OF the concert
and the most popular with the audi.
ence was Rats Fair Maiden of the
MIL" in six movements Never has
the romantic and delicate tenderness
Of rural love scenes been more beauti.
fully and fittingly expressed in musical
language than here and the final
vivace movement found all com pletely
under the spell OF the story and its
musical Interpretation.
ION the whole the concert was an
artistic success from every stand point.
and reflects credit on the academy
for bringing the quar-.
tette to Ogden"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-28
The Logan Elevator

Is now prepared TO clean seed wheat
and oats, and has on hand seed
wheat and oats for sale, also all kinds
OF grass and lucerne seed. AtSmiths
old elevator.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-03-28

We now run hacks for the Eagle no.
tel and from residences going to and
from all trains. Bell Phone 453r, Ind.
Phone 2l2d
WILLIAMSON & SON, Livery.
South Main
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23
Mchr Niubsbutidlaitcn.

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Getroit, Wi6., t6. Sftober.-
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miro pcrmiSt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23
Sine Sdlrcfcnsuadlt.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23
CffupatipnssG Guitcu.

gSuibington, II, 8. s., II. Oft
g8ie aus oem SobreSberiht beS 8e.
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ben Der amerifonii6en 9lrnee, pelde
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bet, nm $5O6,5i5 b0ber geItellt. ols
iic lih ollf omcritoniidcn 9ooen be.
lollTcn bo6cu luiirben. Die Inter
hultlnAStoItcn Der glrmec betrilgen
pGbrcnb ocS (SobrcS 1908 $35, ,23i,.
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nllf Die 0cbolicr Der Sfii5iere imo
Qtnnncbnftcn. Ger 9erihterltatter
bcfiirportetc olt6 cine alleemeine8e-
boltscrbobing Der 9camtcn ieineS
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GOO, mo icit Der @iniiibrilng Der Gin-
ricbhtng I'M Sabre 1878 itnO I'M @an'
sen $3l ,000,000 oeponirt noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23

CT lnl oui Scr cinen Scttr sic Scnlla
Oc9 Spiiuli9nntS uno ollf Der olbcs
rem Sctc sic GhoriboiS bc& Eocrnu.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23
Milliuncnbrnno in Gbieagp

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ten. Gie entltcb;mas- -llriodc bc5
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23
%crlangcn cinen TnRbaas sIcam.

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lprohe pernlo6tc Der 0ireftor inter
bcn pcrblcibcnOcn S6iilcrn Die Orb.
nllno luicoer ber5uIteqcn. Ger Sduls
rotb lit cntihIolicn OoS 8uBboIlipicl
rii6t 81 6ulocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-10-23
Sasfca ltraft Scnrit Qiiacn.

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Der GrtlGrrngcu, ncldc Willium u.
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gcgcbcn bobcn loIl, GllBcrtc @ouncrs
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un mid gcrihtctcn Sd)rclbcu crflGrt,
CT pcr0c mir Die Soften mcitcS Fro-
5cIcS gegen i'm tro1en belicn iln0
Die Gorlnollng Ielblt honu annebnen,
lucnn lic ibn 5u irgeno elmer Belt per
FoIt 5ugcltcllt lpcroc, 10 limo hei0e9ln.
anbcn folld. Gr bot mir feul Wor:
Der Wtittbcillln9 5l0eben lolielL luc.
Der ill eincm Sricf nod in einenl &c
le9ronlrn, nod ali irgcn0 cincnl ant
0ercn Ne0c. 9llS i6 crnlittelte, ooB
CT lcinc mnrftIdrcicriihc 9orouonc
OIL Der pucill6en aiiItc pcrIoiicn bo.
be lno incognito iid) ollf Der Hciic
na6 ocnt Often befuoe, licB ih 10.
fort Snuptpullftc az allen 9obnen,
bon ocnen er cine benueen nuBtc,
ruic ct. BollL Smobo, 9onlaS Gitp,
Sort g2ortb lmb SooltIton belpohcn,
neil icb felt entihloiicn mar, oob CT
mir nlcbt entluiiden lo1e."