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New-York tribune., 1908-01-13
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

COLORED DRESS GOODS. In Both Stores
On Monday, January the 18th.
Sale of WoOIen Dress Fabrics, con-
sisting of Broadcloth in plaids, stripes
and checks, Chevron CheviOt and Fancy
SERGE Various colors zoe per yard
price 15o to pery
New-York tribune., 1908-01-13

Sandy Hook y J.. Jan - ESQ . m-wiud south
west fresh breeze; cloudy
Steamers Algeria Naples. Buffalo
err. Andrew tBrl. Antwerp, city Of Atlanta.
Queenstown Jan IL 1920 m-Mauretania tBr,. New
York.
IJvernool Ian II-Georgc tBr) New York.
london Jan l2-Iroquois (Br). New
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.
Madeira. Jan II, m-~Caronia tBrl. New York for
Naples and Gercs.
Plymouth al H. $50 A m-kaiseFin
tier York Tor Chertourg and Hamburg
Noyire Jan columbia tBrt. York for Glasgow.
Southarpton an New York VIA Plymouth
and cher bourg. Trent tBrl york via Kingston
tolon Port Of spain and Barbados.
PASSED.
Gibratar Jan l2-Mcltke tGerl Naples for New York
Isle Of Wight IAN i2-BaThaFessA Gen. York
bremen
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-01

Recent victims OF late trains az
Cache Junction have had time to take
notice that the Cache Junction Curse,
which fell so heavily on Loganites in
the past, has some prospect of being
softened In the future. The new res.
taurant which Is erecting is the first
step toward a complete depot system
and NC can now see that sometime we
shall have place to sit down when we
are forced to squander a few hours in
that bustling burg. Such men as
Judge King or DR.. Paden with their
eternal volume Of Voltaire or Hazlitt
in their pocket may be able to become
oblivious to their tawdry surround
ings and rise TO heights we ordinary
people wot not Of, but the most OF us
find the long waiting tedious and shall
be most grateful for a comfortable
waiting room.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-01
DoubIy Gifted for The Place.
From Hartford Courant.l


He is judicially minded and he has
executive force. He can weigh and
decide quickly, and with substantially
unfailing fairness and accuracy; and
he can put into execution the decisions
thus reached. In both fields he is
equal to the best. His temperament
facilitates the exercise Of these doub
gifts. 1t does not lead him into ex.
aggerated enthusiasms, and It does
not breed In him special fads. 1t
makes him averse to stirring up strife
and 1t holds him calm under contra
diction. 1t affords scant shelter for
prejudices, and 1t nourishes no idea Of
making over society into some new
and untried form. Those
who wish well to this great and useful
country OF ours will not only desire
his election: they will work for 1t.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-01

Through an objectionable oversight
the letter on Eternal Peace In our
last issue was left withouta signature.
The writer was J. M. Sjodal, editor Of
the Deseret News, and we take pleas
ure In stating that he Is the author Of
the earnest plea for universal and
eternal peace that make up the ex-
cellent letter we took pleasure 10 Print.
ing.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-01

very successful IN raising funds. All
committees were furnised with all the
means asked for. Liberal donations
have been received from the city
council, all local business horses and
even from business concerns In Logan
and Salt Lake CITY. indirectly inter.
ested In Hyrun and receiving patron.
age therefrom.
Several hundred people from here
attended the stake conference at
Wellsville yesterday. At the confer.
ence the stake Religion class board
was honorably released ana the fol-
lowing sustained as the new officers:
Alvin Allen Of Hyrum superintendent,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-01

valley. Before leaving for the east
they will.take an outing 10 Blacksmith
Fork canyon. az
The Wallace Drug Co. has recently
out ln q q 200 soda fountain, second to
none In the valley. The entire In
terror Of the store has been painted,
including some Of the pictures, and
nov presents . very neat and inviting
appearance.
IT'S like a summer breeze;
cools. refreshes and builds up
your wasting energies. Hollis
'ter,s Rocky Mountain Tea is the
most effective summer tonic. 80
cents, Tea or Tablets. Ritter Bros.
Drug Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-01

was cut about her forehead ana
and received other slight injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Izatt are
rejoicing over q little baby girl that
came TO their home on June l6.
Miss LAME Fogg OF Rexburg, Ida,
has been spending a few days with her
aunt, Mrs. Hannah Vaughan.
Miss Nellie Davidson, who has
been teaching school at St. Charles,
Ida, this winter, is home again.
Mrs. Louisa Cole and son George Of
Paris, Ida and Mr.. VIM. Brerdneau
and Mrs Sadie B. Card Of Baker City,
Ore, have been to see their aged
mother, Mrs. Bierdneau, who is very
feeble with rheumatism.
II. J. Christensen Of Salt Lake City
Is visiting with his sister. Mrs. Oil
Cronquist.
Mrs. Ellen Ferguson, Mrs. John
Ferguson and Miss Myrtle Baugh
have gone to Idaho Falls for the sum.
mer
Mrs Conrad L. Anlider Of Hyrum
has been visiting with her daughter,
Mrs. Alex. Izatt, the past week.
Mrs. Frank Crowton OF Salt LAX
City has been spending the week with
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-01

the giver and his wares, for a hos.
pitable spirit certainly deserves some
return. We trust that movement
has been started which will put such
benches along the streets. There u
no better advertising medium and "
the advertisement are not too OBJ.
trusive the seats will be ornamental
as well as useful.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-01

John H. Gibbs Of Hyrum, first assist
ant, John II. Schenk Of College second
assistant and Erastus Petersen Of Hy-
rum secretary. g
Heber Jensen is erecting neat cot
tage on his property in the West part
Of the city. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parr and Nj.
Mark Faunce Of Nebraska City, Nsb.
and Mrs. George Mason and son Of
Kansas City, Mo-, all relatives, Of
James Ellsworth, the popular mef-
chant Of our city. are here on visit
with the Ellsworth family. They are
we'll pleased with Hyrum and Cache
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-01

Logan is no longer In the unbenched
condition that we mourned over pub
licly In a recent issue. The wicked
may now cease from troubling and the
weary be at rest by planting them.
selves on the mammoth oak bench
that has lately been put In front of
The Harris Music store. Although it
bears no advertisement, any one who
sits down on 1t viii do well TO think OF
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-01
GOOD TASTE.

We have had few better examples OF
modern good taste than the Mackay
statue which was unveiled week or
two ago at the University Of Nevada.
1t was the gift of Clarence Mackay in
honor OF his father and represents the
founder Of the Mackay fortune dress
ed as a miner, pick In hand and wear.
ing the nigh boots Of the pioneer. 1t
was thanks to the life that such cos.
tune indicates that the elder Mackay
owed his successful financial career
and his descendants do we'll to honor
the occupation as well as the man. 1t
is the kind Of realism In art that ap.
peals to all, besides being an indica-
tion OF family pride that Is not asham-
ed OF honest toll. Perhaps there Is so
much romance and dignity connected
with a miners life that those so for.
tunate as to have miners in their an
cestry are rarely ashamed OF their
humble origins when they arrive at
great wealth. The gambling possibil.
tiles OF the occupation are almost epic
In their grandeur. Just as a "hair per.
haps divides the false and true" so a
single stroke of the pick may stand
between poverty and wealth
IL the elder Mackay had been repre-,
sented In any OF the conventions.
forms Of dress the statue wou ID
have lacked force and would In all
probability have been ridiculous. This
pride In ones modest beginnings is
naturally much stronger In the West
than The East for a far sublimer halo
Of associations hangs over the pioneer
enterprises that are at the base Of
many OF the western fortunes OF today
than can ever be discovered about the
tawdry, plebean origins OF the major.
ity Of the eastern individual masses OF
wealth. With us 1t is the mine, the
forest, and the range. With them
the factory, the railroad or the stock
brokers' offices, to say nothing of for.
tunes made in chewing gum, health
FOODS and patent medicines. The
same healthy spirit that does honor to
the miner In the Mackay statue, is at
the base Of such an organization as
the Daughters Of the Pioneers. 1t Is
recognition Of the nobility that may
attend a humble beginning and every
sincere display Of the feeling is manly,
noble. and In the best possible taste.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-01
GreenYiIIe'S
Local News

GREENVILLE, June 26.-On June
"a Greenville lost one OF Its most pop.
ular bellies In the person OF Miss Allie
Crookston, who was married In the
Logan temple to Henry Rust OF Logan
Fifth ward. The young couple will
be at home to their many friends at
their cosy home on Seventh East,
Ninth North. A quiet wedding re.
ception was given at the home OF the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rust, On Wednesday evening. About
fifty immediate relatives were there
and presented beautiful presents and
wished the young couple a prosperous,
happy life.
We are having fine weather at pres.
ent and everything appears as II we
were to have spring at last. Most OF
tne Deets are tnlnneo and some OF the
farmers are cutting their first crop of
hay.
On Thursday, June Is, about twenty
girl friends Of Miss Allie Crookston
gave her china shower at the home
of Mrs Eta Nyman. The dainty re.
freshments as well as the entertain.
ment provided we're thoroughly en-
joyed by all present.
Mrs. c. A. Hubbard met with a
painful accident last Sunday evening
when horse ran away with her, throw.
Ing the buggy and its human contents
against the barn. Mrs Hubbard
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-01
THREE NEWSPAPER VIEWS Of TAFT
Taft Of the Grover Cleveland Type.

From New York Times.
He Is not a violent man, he Is not
impulsive, and he is not unskilled and
unframed either In priva tie or In pub
lie affairs. He has knowledge OF the
law and OF tile constitution, and re.
spect for them. With these qualities
and this equipment 1t is not quite con.
ceivable that he should, either In
policy or In method, be a mere copy
OF President Roosevelt. William II.
Taft Is man OF the Grover Cleveland
type.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-01
Hyrum's Fourth Of
July


July will be celebrated by this pro.
gressive city In elaborate style this
year. Some time ago q mass. meeting
was held by the call Of Mayor Liljen.
Quist and the city council for the
purpose Of selecting q committee to
arrange for the celebration OF the
great national holiday. The following
committee was chosen:
G. f. Olsen; chairman OF the gen.
eral committe on arrangements; Rose
Liljenquist secretary; T. w. Petersen,
treasurer.
Committee on finance-T. w. Peter.
sen and Robert Baxter Jr.
Committee on artillery; W. d. Rose
and w. II. Jackson.
Committee on Music; T. w. Peterson.
Committee on meeting and program;
c. F Olsen, Rose LiljenQnist and Anna
NJ. Ralph.
Committee on decorations; A. A.
Allen Jr Della johnson, Ruby Han.
sen, Olive Wallace, Lillian Parkinson,
Alfred Fallows, Erastus Petersen.
Asael Allen, Warren Liljenquist, Vic
tor Jensen and James G. Christensen.
Committe on Ref:eshments:-Jo Joseph
Wallace, Thomas Peurce, Chester
LiljenQuist, Lois Wallace, WIN. A.
Williams, Lucy Liljenquist, Ruby
johnson.
Committee on Afternoon Amuse.
ments:-O NJ. Wilson, G. w. Allen,
John Midgley, L. T. Miller, H. H.
Hansen. Thomas Baron.
Committee on Fireworks:-JohnL L.
Baxter, E. J. Haws, Henry Jensen.
The days events will open with 46
cannon salutes at day break.
Unfurling Of the Stars and Strips at
sunrise with proper ceremonies accom-
panied with music by the band.
The following program has been ar
ranged to be presented In the Stake
House at 1890 q. m.
National Air.. .Hyrum Brass Band
Jz,oaos;oo Cho rlo L.,
Solo, The Flag without a Stain
Reading OF the Declaration of
Independence ..C. G. Petersen
music. ........ .................. bdnu
Grafton. go. Hon. M. j. Ballard
OF Logan, orator of the day.
Solo. -. ....... Miss Lucille Jensen
Benediction. .....,...........C Chaplain
T; MUSIC. ...................B Band
Orson M. Wilson officer OF the day.
In the after noon at 2 .. m. amuse-
ments OF all kinds will take place in
the grove on the square. Prizes will
be given to successful contestants In
foot races, sack races, orange races,
catching geese, roosters, and creased
pigs. Donkey races, and slow horse
races. A base ballgame between north
hyrum and south Hyrum, the divld-
ing being Main street. Refreshments
will be served all day free. Ala pm.
a free childrcns dance will be given In
the Hyrum dance hall, the music to
be furnished by the Hyrum orchestra.
Candy and nuts will be distributed
free to all the children.
In the evening grand display OF Ire
works will take place near the grove.
This will be something worth see.
ing The days events viii conclude
with ball In the dance hall
The finance committee have been
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-01
Mas the CeAfideaee Of an Independent.
From Boston Herald

From Boston Herald.
Mr.. Taft, in ability, integrity and
in every phase Of his character, meas.
ures up to the high standard Of Amer.
lean presidents. He has been tried In
responsible places, and at no time has
been found wanting. He holds, as he
deserves to hold, the confidence OF the
American people. There Is no oppor.
tunity to challenge his past perform.
ance or TO doubt the success Of any
future performance that may be re-.
quired OF him.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
THE STOCK MARKET

New York, Sept. ls.-Evidences of benevolent control of the course of prices of stocks by well fortified DOW CTS was still apparent today. Its ex- ercise did not save prices from a down ward drift, but the fall was regulated and restrained. That the support ac- corded the market was taken advan- manifest by buying of stocks by brol- CTS supposed to be often acting for members. of the Standard oil. At mo- port of the market was made effec- tive and numerous rallies were the consequence. Such support was ac- corded when prices opened at sharp tion placed on the Maine election result by the professional traders. It devel- oped again when the Hill stocks first weakened and thus timed in 8 way to against unfavorabie influences. It was only in the last hour that the sup port lost Its effect, The weak tone of Northern. was of. sinister influence. The recent return of the head of the system to the financial district caused decline Tn the stock That gentleman's public expression of opinion was cited as refraining from enth usiasm over the business outlook and some discontent with the Western political; situation also came from him. Another cause of disappointment in the return of F.. H. Hartman to his office was that the much discussed financial readjustment plan was not immediately forthcoming. Rumor and gossip over this plan nave ranged over a very wide field with un- sf stoeEs tnuIsh,g The Whetted Ree Speculative apa petite for a sensation found nothing to satisfy it in the few guarded express sions allowed for public consumption shared with the Harrimans, the office of sustaining force in the market and the motives for its continued advance remained undefined. One obvious req son for weakness in Great Northern was the fact that its $60,000,000 of new stock comes into its rights to S, Ss rSs fSr nsgs as 1mo ses for the first two months of the fiscal year have fallen nearly 20 per cent below those for the two similar months last year, the proportion of dividend requirements to earnings Is still fur ther distorted. Northern Pacific ss3.- 000.000 new stock and St. PauFs xl0O,- 000,0 900 come into their dividend rights analogy of their position may explain the special sympathy of their price movement with that of Great Northern. Rumors of liquidation of large estate were without confirmation.
 The money market was called easier and the lessened discount rate on New diminished flow of currency in that di- rection. Foreign exchange was firm; however, and discount rates advanced cotton markets declined In response to reports of the breaking of the drouth but the weather bureaus weekly bull letin put a rather serious phase on the
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales apr value, $2,974,0 ,000. United States 4s advanced S-4c in the bid price on call
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
sHREwD ITALIAN CRraINAIs.

Lindsay Denison. in Everyhodv,s ns.-,
 >, on every vessel sailing from PaIermo Z. thH ooEen or more members ,f sailors coal heavers and s+a,"ssI eS tneir fratsrnal duty to aid their hr.thr
 " eVsas ths passport law. If there are sc,~ s a , inemoerS Of 8 ships compsunv sAIhesty desirous of eoncealfne a st1s ~.
 1io ulhg can always be done. Tha rp are recorded instances where A stowass ss has been hunted for three hours by tvr..Ts ss, men, after all the officers and crew hs, ,s been sent ashore. and has remained untS is- coNeFed-oecause he was sewed up Iu mattress in a bunk % when the steamship has tied up a'a her perth In an American port, the fu g3,tIvs puts on the uniform or ovsraIls of c1so, hls eonfederates and easily makes his woy OFT the pier. And thus. 6 seasoneeA ana hardened criminal. his blood-stained bands against all the world as the worlds hands are aginst him. he is turned loose ap ths land of the free and the home ST the brave. Every steamship man conce,h ,ad Ir the Mediterranean trade knows so |. .,a+htns of the system: one of them has tlIIr,J,,aS these facts It Is the theory of kIIe nro~ fessional policeman of America tI ,a. th. Italian criminal comes to us thro,-s France and Canada That is nonsR ,nsa. hs has neither the intelligence nor tfsa noaar.
 The ex-convtot has the New York ad. dress of one or more former msl nbers os hls soe1ey ih Ata1y He mSkes ifs way to this address as quickly as he niav Hs ,s without work and in a strangt. country It may be that happy chance viii stnA honest work for him at onos. lfhf usuaIl, 1t Is not SO He becomes, norS, ukeIy willing and useful tool of the BiasIr Hapd a dependent on the Generosi ly of more thoroughly acclimatsd crii ninals. The stsalthy delivery of blaakm Autng letters, the stabbings the bomb lAEantinea. and even the murders of the Bleak Hand type are done by men who are SO Ignorant and helpless that they face. starvation if they do not carry out the orders of the Black Hand thugs who hnase and feed them after their SurreptiaItpu entry into the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
GOOD PRICE FOR LAND.
Some Interesting Deals in Alabama and
 Georgia.

SoHio An'oteSAS S.o~.ns. A'
 Columbus. Ga. Sept 1S-(speciall- The Georgia and Alabama Industrial inaSx nee. will say tomorrow in its regular weekly issue:
 Tt was just about forty years ago that historic forty acres and-a nule period. and 1t Is interesting to note that the forty-oos- lars,an-acre era Is now nslng psne.SI .S1s i. ,. teresting stage in the South's deveiopmsnt has been reached. and while. it is true thai most favored sections, lt is indeed. srsufy- ing that so many sales are being mace .. ~ such satisfactory prices. It Is an hter- sstIng coincidence that $4a an acre was the price paid for land in several transactions 50a acres in Pulaski County. Georgia' tos S2o.O0 Down in CIinnh County Gs-' the for ss0. 6oo. A Georg lan sold 2s.oe0 acres of farm land across tsn line in Florida 10 Brunswiek capitalists invested heavily m
 tract of land in the elty or SacKsoexg, tn so,,th Fla. good-sized timber tract m sou, SouLh
 ssInto the business affairs of the two states Is injected the new blood ot some twenty corporations, WhiGn ar sbout s1oo OoO. ThesA new corporations represent numerous lines of business endeavor ano sno"s that ant srnrise and investnent continue 10 As- sart thsmseiyes in aggressive manner.
 "Pisning itself sruarely in line with pro RreaRiva Georgia nnuniclpaHsles' A'I has called an election on the Issuance or Si7s 00o of bonds for various city improve. Vents coyington Ga. voted for SbO.Ooo or hanSs Cor waterworks and sewer extensions: GainesyilIe Ga, Is agitating the issuance or Siso 0o0 of bonds for municipal improve ments FitzgeraId. Ga, sold it's tlsO.Ooo issue of city mproWement oonds At sat- New banks are announced for Carbon UfII. Ala, Kennesaw, Ga, and Jonesooro. Ga. and contract for the erection or oahk buJidIns at Boaz, Ala. has just been let:
 s'At Birmingham. Ala. bids for erecnns a fifteen-story office building were received and the contract will be awarded thls ss Wesk sk while specifications for seven-story othce buildinE there were placed in the hands of contractors and their bids invited. Among inc interesting construction items noted are; S9h 00o apartment house, Birmingham' Ala. hotel, Rome, Ga: churches, Foley. Ala-' Greensboro. Ca, Mobile Ala, and Nalo9Stas Ga school buildings. Fitzgerald, Ga, rus caloosa. Ala. Menio. Ala. and carroilton: Ala: and the award of contract to pulid a ss0,OO0 hospital adition at Atlanta Sa-
 New buggy factories are to ne eSLao- lshed at Barnesville. Ga. drttfin, Ga-' and Covington Ga. An Atlanta, Ga' com pany was chartered to manufacture srufi- company franchise to furnish the eity Wltn s electric light and power. 19o.ooo Hon and coal company asked for charter at Cedartown, Ga. At Dawson, Gas SsV.Veo telephone company was formed Mobile: Ala. Is to have a new chemical Works 4so will enlarge another ehemfeai Psa1s sa- aiy Hsrt. in existence. there. Ice plants 70. mart well, Ga. and Augusta. Ga. are noted.
 s'chserful reports of improving prices Vere made at the monthly neetinS of the AIabarna-West Fiorida lumber men, at Montsomazz. Ala, although at an Annonno-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
Read ,Em lp The Advertiser.

The Want Ad." pages are the meet ing ground of thousands Of people oI aii classes, and therein thousands oI persons have expressed their vents and had them supplied. Out in Okla homa, the other day. newspaper car ried this advertiseme
 Young man in jail wants to get out; suggestions solicited that mlsnt result in immediate release; want poets address that wrote stone walls do not ap rlson make nor Iron bars
 Some persons may have laughed when they saw that staring n em H lh the face from the want ad. pase.: But there were others who took It seriously and began an investigator which resulted In the disclosure that the young man was imprisoned un- justly. The Advertisement brought help, and he was ultimately released. Michigan farmer whose crops were suffering from drought sent to a Cnl- cago newspaper an advertlsement IoI rain. Three days passed without an answer but on the fourth the heavens were opened and the floods came as sequence. if not as a result. Tne want ad." does pretty nearly everything eN- cept perform miracles It presents a multitude of opportunities not only for buying and selling, but also, some eimes for a well defined helpfulnesS The person who posses over these ads vertisements is missing lot or sood reading.