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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-02-08
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We cell the Earth and Loan money
on 10. Fl. A. Petersen b Co.
Joseph r Brown, of wellsville, was
In Logan Thursday.
A little girl came to the home OF
MIR. and Mro Fred Wilkinson Tuesday.
Wilkinson & Son are showing an ex.
ceptionally fire lire OF Valentines and |
valentino books
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Cole and Mr.. |
and Mrs. Arthur Bateson will join the
Elks excursion to Los Angeles today.
The w illiamson Livery and Trans
fer will run for the Eagle hotel after
January Ist, 1908. Hack meets all
trains
Mrs. Kate Preston and Salt Lake
relatives will 60 to Los Angeles on the
Elks excursion that leaves the capital
this evening.
All accounts due me must be paid
by March 1908. otherwise they will
be given to collector for settlement.
HYRUM DEWITT.
Auditorium Roller Skating Rink,
open every afternoon and evening.
Ladies free. Get the habit.
Charles williams. brother OF Robert
Williams, left for California Thursday
morning. He will 90 north on the
coast and thence home to Alberta.
where he now resides
Tommy Edwards and wife we're
down from Pocatello for few days,
returning home Thursday. "Tom"
has good position In furniture es-
Establishment there.
A little daughter OF Ernest and
Ellen Mohr. Of the Fourth ward. died
OF scarlet fever last Saturday. The
funeral was held on Tuesday The
little girl was born at Murray, Janu:
airy II, 1899.
Fl. W. Shroyer. Of the firm of Rand
& McNalIy. OF Chicago. was In the
city Wednesday in the interests OF his
company. Mr.. N. p. Nelson, who ia
the general agent for the company for
Utah. accompanied the gentleman.
Eliason Sisters have but a few
furS left, therefore the great re-
duCtlon sale will last but a few
days. Come while the sale Is on.
Arrangements are about completed
for boxing match between Bert Dan.
ford, Of Richmond, and one Davis. of
Malad, the contest to be pulled of at
the latter place. Definite details have
not been arranged but 10 Is expected
that February 90 will be the day set.
l.. w. Johnson, the merchant Of
Downey, Idaho, was 10 the city Thurs
day. He Is one OF those interested In
the reclamation OF about 1900 acres
Of land between Downey and Mccain.
mon, which he thinks will add much
to the advancement OF those two
places
Postmaster Adolph Baer. OF Provi.
dence, was in Logan Thursday help.
ing a friend to secure his. naturaliza.
ton papers, Mr.. Baer says the new
irrigation laws make the process OF
naturalization rather complex and
long drawn out. A few years ago there
was little difficulty about 1t at all.
However, he believes In the change
for 1t Is NOW much more necessary to
exercise care.
Frank Price, of Wellsville, has re-.
Gently bought from his two brothers
their interest In their fathers estate,
for the sum OF s5,4oO. The father,
Samuel Price, recently died at his
home between Wellsville and Hyrum.
The two brothers have been In this
locality for some time past settling up
the affairs OF the estate, and will re-
turn at once to their homes, one In
Arizona and the other in California.
Since the resent Dry Farm Congress
at Salt T,ako at which q r. Earrall
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-02-08
Methodist Church.

Regular services on Sunday, morn.
ing and evening, 10 which all are in
vited.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
POLICE OFFICIALS THREATENED
Italian Under Arrest Mt 81. Joseph
Charged with Sending the
Letters

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. March s.-Threatenlng
them with death II they harmed any Ital-
ians in st. Joseph ana warning them for
love of their wives and children not to try
10 deport any Italians from here letters.
Identical in meaning but varying slightly
in wording. were received last Thursday
morning by Chief of Police William II.
Franz and Inspector OF Detectives Charles
II. Kelley.
After the entire local secret service had
worked on the case information was re-
ceived that the supposed writer OF tho
letters had gone TO Kansas City. and Police
Detective Wilson returned from there to-
night with Eduardo Ragio, 80 years old.
whom the police believe was the author
of the threatening letters.
Ragio strongly denies the authorship OF
the letters. He was In 81. Joseph only
short time, he says. He admits calling on
Bishop Burke OF the Catholic church 10
ask for money, but says there was no other
object IN the visit. He is not an anarchist,
he says. Efforts will be made 10 have him
deported.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
ILLINOIS CENTRAL EXPANDING
Hartman, a. a. Announced, Bays
Georgia Central for that
Line.

MACON, Ca. March e.-Chairman Nc
LendoR of the Georgia Railroad commits
sion has made public a signed statement
In which he gives reasons for his conclu-
sions that E. II. Hartman will transfer
his Central OF Georgia stock to the Illinois
Central and make the Georgia Central a
part Of the latter system. Mr.. McLendon
says that the president Of the Georgia
Central appeared before his board Novem-
Der s, 1907. and stated that by direction OF
e. II. Hartman he appeared before the
commission to say that while the stock OF
the Central all except a few shares, stood
on the books Of the company in the names
of oaklegh Thorne and Marsden j. Perry,
1t IN fact was owntdSby e. II. Hartman,
having been purchased by him on June G,
1907, IRON, the Southern Rsilway company
for $30OO.00O, Thorne and Perry acting
merely as his agents and charging for their
services a fee or commission OF per cent.
President Hanson further said that Mr..
Hartman had purchased the stock with
the intention of transferring II TO the lll-
nois CentraB but that as his control of the
Illinois Central was then in litigation. It
was his (IIarriman's desire that the Geor-
gia Railroad commission would not give
out TO the public what his purpose was un-
I'll after the election OF directors OF the
Illinois Central an event then scheduled for
December is. as 1 now recollect. This cleo
ton was postponed from time to time and
was finally held this week in Chicago. and
Mr. Hartman having elected his own d.
rectors the presumption is that the Georgia
Central stock will become the property OF
the Illinois Central"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
MEN ARE ASKED TO STAND CUT
Boston & Maine Road Insists Condi-
tiOns Render 1t Neces-
HaFy.

BOSTON, March "A meeting Of the rep
resentatives of the various brotherhoods Of
railroad trainmen and lodges of railway
conductors OF every section OF the Boston
& Maine railroad system, was held in
Ford's hall today to discuss the proposition
of President Luclus Tuttie OF the railroad
that the men agree to the reduction of 5
per cent in their wages until July l. Tho
gathering was secret and nothing was
given out about the proceedings except that
no vote was taken. In a letter addressed
to the conductors, trainmen and firemen.
President Tuttle, after suggesting the pro-
posed wage decrease. laid stress upon its
necessity by saying:
''The emergency in the company's affairs
is more grave than anything that has hap
pened within my experience and I regret
to say that the outlook gives no promise
of improvement. AS those employed by the
company are jointly interested with those
who own It in bearing eauitably the re-
suits arising I'm bad well as in good
times, feel that after careful consider
alton OF this matter as I am presenting It
to you, practically everyone concerned will
willingly agree to make the small tempor-
airy sacrifice in their wages that 1 have
suggested as being absolutely necessary
and unavoidable"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
WEsLEYAN.
NORMAL
Races for Lander.

LANDER, wyo., March 0.-lspecial AR
rangements are being made TO hold big
county fair and race meet here next fall. A
regulation half-mile track has already been
contracted for and the oitiEens' committee
headed by Mayor Johnson, has guaranteed
s, 900 in purses for a race meet to be held
during the fair. The Fremont County
Horticultural society viii erect a fine build
ing for the display OF farm, garden and
orchard products. Local business men have
also agreed 10 guarantee the payment OF
premiums for the various displays which
practically guarantees the holding Of a fair
this fall although the dates have not yet
been selected II Is thought that no state
fair viii be held this year, the appropria-
tion having been exhausted.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
POOR SHOWING M CORNHUsKERs
Basket BAN Team wins Only one
Game ON the Trip.

nAAAEN nHA IeHm wins OmAT Ume
Game ON the Trip.
LINCOLN, Neb., March s.-(special. -
The University OF Nebraska basket ball
five returned this afternoon from Grinneli
Ia, where they played the last game OF
the most unsuccessful trip ever taken by
any Cornhusker athletic team. Never have
any, representatives Of Nebraska, either in
foot ball, base ball OF basket bail made
such a poor showing for the scarlet and
cream as did the basket ban tossers ON
the trip which closed last night.
The Cornhusker five left Lincoln over a
week ago ON a trip into Minnesota, Wis
consin, Illinois and Iowa Eight games
were played and OF these the Nebraska
the contests the Cornhuskers were defeated
by wide margins. The only game won was
with De Pauw university, by the score Of
p to II. Defeats were suffered IN the last
two games Of the trip at Iowa City with
the State university team. and at Grin
nell with the Grinnell college five.
The Nebraska team was badly handi-
capped on the trip, being without the serv-
ices OF Russell Burruss. forward, in all
the games, and Captain Bell in part Of
the contests Several new men were
played In the games and they were not
able to do as good work as has usually
marked the play Of the Cornhusker five
The Cornhuskers closed their season at
Grinnell and no more intercollegiate games
will be played this spring.
The captain for next seasons five win be
elected within a few weeks. II Is under
stood that Walsh, the star forward of the
team, will be chosen for the place. Walsh
has been on the five three years, and dur
ing that time has made great reputation
as O basket ball tosseT His accuracy in
tossing goals has done more to help the
Cornhuskers win their games than the
playing of any other member Of the five
The fact that he was off in his goal
throwing during the recent games with
tories Of the Jayhawkers in those con-
tests.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
BRANsF1ELD SAYS HE WILL WIN
Australian Sure He VIII Defent GOtch
at the Auditorium.

Australian Sure He VIII Defeat GOtch
at the Auditorium.
Harry Bransfield champion wrestler Of
Australia, arrived IN Omaha Monday morn
ing and says he will throw Gotch Tuesday
night at the Auditorium. Frank Gotten,
champion of America, left New York Sat
urday night and is expected to arrive N
Omaha this morning.
Bransfield looks as though he would be
n worthy foe for Gotch, as he weight 2O5
stripped and he, himself, says he will beat
Gotch. He says his title of champion Of
Australia is no idle honor. as in order TO
win II he had to throw Tom Adams who
held the championship for some years, being
able to throw all comers as fast as they
appeared He also wrestled in Berlin Lon
don, Denmark and Australia.
"You may say for me that l am going TO
win tomorrow night" said the giant as he
stood in The Bee office with his manager,
Emil Klank. "Gotch is a great wrestler,
but then there may be some other people
who know something about the fine art OF
wrestling"
Bransfield was born in Australia and has
lived in Australia for three years. For three
years he was a sailor and as he and Klank
walked up Farnam street Monday morning
they came face TO face with Jack Ryan,
an old chum with whom Bransfield sailed
the briny deep Ryan had come from Mime
apolis TO meet his old pal.
Manager Gillian scarcely has time to eat
these balmy days because OF the rush orders
for tickets to the Gotch match and to the
Burns-Been match which comes a week
later. Mr.. Gillian refused 20 raise the price
Of admission to the match and he is being
rewarded by one OF the heaviest advance
sales ever held at the Auditorium.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
LABOR INJUNCTION SWEEPING
Miners Prohibited from Doing An
thing to JnJure GOldheId
Mines.

RENO, New. March BY the decision
OF Judge Harrington of the United states
district court. rendered yesterday 10 the
suit of the owners of the Merger mines OF
Goldfield against the miners union, a
blanket injunction against the miners ls
enforced. This is decided victory for the
mine owners.
The injunction covers practically all the
grounds OF relief asked for by the Con-
solidated Mines company and enioins the
miners from every act which might be
construed as inlmical to the interests OF
the mine owners.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
UniveraaI Foot naII.

IOWA CITY, Ia, March 9.-(SpeciaL) y
The coaching force of the University of
Iowa believe that they have found the per
feet method for the development of foot
ball players. The weighty problem OF the
proper method OF spring training for foot
ball has been a vexation to coaches all over
the country, and IL the new method is a
success. It win be the greatest advance
IN the way of training that has been offered
T. w. Graham Of Dubuque, Ia, has in
vented a new game called university foot
ball. intended for the spring and early sea-
son work of the squad, and partaking OF
the qualities of the Rugby game, without
the hard, grueling scrimmage work. Coach
Catlin has planned to introduce the game
as soon as the weather permits outdoor
work. and has great faith In IL as a de-
veloper of the fine points bf the game. An
ordinary field Is used for the purpose. and
the game involves skill In passing, carry
ing and kicking the ball In the various
methods of the Rugby game. AS a de-
veloper OF the forward pass, the Iowa coach
ing force believe II 10 be without an equal.
II Is strictly a no contact game, which does
away with possibilities OF injuries. Mr.
Graham was aided In the invention of the
game by John G. Chalmers, formerly head
coach at Iowa, and by Marc Catlin, the
present coach. Coe and Cornell colleges
have also adopted the game and a series
OF match contests will be held this spring
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

committee, which viii conduct the sprins
campaign.
Miss Adelne Dimmock gave a recital for
her students at her studio In BOyd's theater
building Saturvtay night
The city council meets tonight IN ad-
journed session, The salaries OF pol &C
officers for February have not yet been
allowed.
The funeral Of Mrs. Minnie L9n will be
conducted at p. m. today from the Brewer
undertaking parlors instead Of the German
Lutheran church.
Tuesday, March TO- commencing at .
O'Clock, we give away free as long as this
lot lasts 20 any person that calls. provid-
ing they are over l6 years OF age, one
shirt, Nebraska Shoe and Clothing House,
cor. 25th and n Sts., South Omaha Every
Wednesday night store is open until 3
o'clock
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
q q = CURES
CHRONIC ULCERS

whenever sore or ulcer refuses heal it is because the blood
blood
Circulation Nothing Is more trying than healing chronic old ulcer
good for alarm for the germ which produces
old
blood fault
be found of
blood pufeone that directly promptly
all ipuTies
while the blood discharges it infected
circulation the viii heal naturally s. s. begins
ana should be healed
and lasting Book Sores and Ulcers and special
NV >" :" "N' ~N THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, CA.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
Y. NJ. c. A. Man Heir to fortune.

WORCESTER, Mass, March 9-John 7.
Dover secretary OF the Young Mems
Christian association here, has been noti-
fled that he Is heir to fortune OF $1,000
O00 left him by an uncle, Thomas Wallace,
who died in Melbourne, Australia, a short
time ago Mr.. Dover says that he will not
60 to Australia for the money, although he
has employed counsel there to look after
his interests. Whether he gets the money
or not he says, he will retain his position
as secretary OF the local branch Of the as
soclation.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
Normal Boys Defeat wesleyan.

PERU, Neb., March 9.-(SpeciaL )-The
Peru Normal defeated Wesleyan university
Friday eveping in the fastest and most
r. Io,a1 eonrt Sfhe seors Vas 2s so III 81
Peru and Wesleyan are now tied for the
intercollegiate championship of Nebraska,
neither having been defeated by any other
Nebraska organization. Previous TO the big
game the seniors and sOphomores played
the final game OF the women's indoor base
hall championship series, the sophomores
winning by a score of q TO II. LAneupi
first game.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

funds to make success both OF the ball
team and the racing circuit II is the in
tention OF the new association 70 keep
semi-professional base ban team IN the ficld
during the coming season, and also have
Conde included I'm the racing circuit. which
viii consist OF Conde ana three other towns
IN that part OF the state. Other towns
IN that vicinity will have excellent base
ball teams and some rare sport In this line
~ anticipated during the season The races
win be first-class. as that part OF the state
has great many speedy horses.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
Condo to Have Base BaII.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., March s.-(speciaL)
"A Base Ball and Racing association has
been Organized as the result OF several
recent meetings OF the business men OF
Conde. The association is assured of ample
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

CRESTON, Ia. March a-CSpcolaL)-A
schedule OF base ball games has been ar
ranged between the local high school team
ana the high schools OF Bedford aud Red
Oak. IL Is hoped other schools may be
entered on the school calendar.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

Tommy Burns will fight Jem Roche In
Dublin on st. Patrick's day. Amt II a
shame he's a French Canadian
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

Won't It be a fine sight to see those ten
pitchers pitch for their berths? Pa GER
tainly has the Indian sign on some of his
competitors in the line of Fingers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

The Athletics viii have the finest park
and grandstand In the country when COM
pleted. The seating capacity win be a00o0
and the cost $4,000. Does base ball pay?
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

The way San Francisco and Los Angeles
are handling those White Sox is simply
tantalizing. But then, OF course, the Cal
hornians are in shape.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

OF course Tommy Burns hasn't reached
the library endowment stage, but think
how young he is.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

Sane base bali magnates are opposing the
rooters' clubs, Good. That's a damper on
the soda bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Eric Johnson to Susie Sullivan. lot s.
Sunnyside add.......... an. ..........s..t $3.50
Charles l. Thomas and wife to Leo
poid Fody. lots 8, s, 6. z. s 9, 10, II.
is and Is block 3. West Albright. 275
Roxanna Poulsen and husband to
add. ...........-...... L5oO
and wife, part lot Is, John Red
Bouievard r Park Improvement com. '
pany to John S. Klemme, part lot II.
Charles j. samaeison and Nv wife to
John A. Rossbach, part lot 4, block
l. Reeds list add. Observation-Disclosures. 1
field. part lot 5, shil's subdiv -. 90
Paxton Real Estate company to p.
HI. H. Palmapuist. a lot s., Keystone Park Lass
son, lot "a, Kempton Heights. 3
Catherine Lehnhoff to Ingrid Paulson.
lot % sybdiy. and reallotment Of -,
Minnie c. Lehnoff TO George B. Jones.
part lots and 9, block N, loves
County treasurer TO August Anderson,
lot 3, block 5, Amber Place. ..,....... .....,
Andrew Petersen and wife TO George
Burkman, lot 2 Rooney's add. -. 80
lot il, block 5. Ar6or Place. ......,... 1,5OO
lot 10. block 2. list add. 70 South
County treasurer to Fred Diciman
Minnie G. Lshnoff it' to Wiiiiam r. Paul, ''''''
part lot 2, block N, loves add. -. 65
Thomas Goggin and wife 10 August
larsen, part lot 4. block 5. Arm
strongs 1st add. Observation-Disclosures.
Same TO same eh 81 lot a. block s.
ArmstTong's fst add. and other
Peter Picqueur and wife TO Helena
C,ollens and husband. part lot s,
block q. Corrigan Place list add - 500
Ruth r. Rogers to Laura Kauhle
part lot 22, block /. Denman Place. 160O
Martin Welsh and wife to Margaret
Welsh. acres in swk nwlk SLAB.
Thomas E. Allen to Woman's Chris
tian association, lots 2. and 4. block
l, Hanscom Park add d...........s......
Tolf Hansen and wife to Il. NJ r.
Leflang, middleh lot 8 block 11s.
George A. McDoneii To- Mande N. Nc. "''O'V
Donell, lot "a, block Is. Rose Hf1i.
n. r. Mc14aehlin and husband 10 Ella
8. Clark, eh lot 10, block i6. Omaha
County treasurer 70 J. ]. DeeEan jr..
lot 8. block 2. Hagedorn's add. d...........
Same TO Charles Ia Thomas, lot 9
block 3, Lawnfield. Observation-Disclosures. ..,...
Same 70 same piece south OF public
road OF lot block g. Brookline. ...........
ElnaDeth y. Bishop TO II. J. CTamp-
vs0a End qdd; vi,,;;: 1900
Chace ana wife, lot lS Park View
sn6div. :;,.,.:....... .....;,..:,... $500
county treasurer to Joseph Michal
tr-, lot II, Burr Oak.
Total amount of transfers,;..,.....s .sls4is
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

PLATTSdOUTH. Neb.. March s-(spe-
cial The Nebraska City High school
basket ball team came 70 this city and de-
feated the PlattsmOuth High school team
By a score OF 81 10 "a The lineup:
EEeBRAsISA CITY. PLATTSMOuTH
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

CHICAGO. March a-Mayor Busse today
issued q permit for the wrestling match
for the championship Of the world 10 be
held IN this city on April 5. be ,Ween Gotch
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

Hundred dollars reward for a man named
O'Neil who played ball. or tried IT, since
the days Of the original Tip who did not
appropriate that title.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

Manager Chance says Artie Holman Is
the greatest living utility man. That, with
the three-year contract carrying raise,
certainly ought to make Artie work with
out kicking straps.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

Manager Frsnck telegraphs that Autrey
is rapidly rounding TO for his foot sprint
from Los Angeles to Omaha, which he will
begin in a few days now. He is running
down turkeys for a California rancher as
practice
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

And another reason for betting on John
son Is that Corbett says he has II on Burns.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

Jack Ryan, an old friend of Bransfield.
has come down from Minneapolis 20 see
the Australian and Gotch at the Auditor
ium Tuesday night rs he a good one?
He's wonder" said RYAN Of Bransfield.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
sportinR GosuIp

II might be a good thing to let 1,y root
around among the semi-pros for a season.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10

Why shouldn't Johnson pull down the
stakes when, in the Judgment of the best
of EN-, the receipts would be much larger
In America than England? They say Burns
came near choking to death when IL seemed
Bre'r Johnsing was going TO be contrary
about pulling II off over the sea.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-10
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

PROPOSALS. FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
office Constructing Quartermaster, TT.
Mackenzie, Wyo., March 3 1913. Sealed pro-
ponals IN tripiicate viii be received az this
a-.+4,,-- .s5ntu "a lmpuntnin fiuel Anrfl
Z is0s for construction OF brick hospital.
brick Quartermastcr storehouse, brick quar-
terrnaster stable, brick fire station, frame
coal shed and steel-clad magazine, and for
the Installation OF plumbing, heating, cleo
tric wiring and electric fixtures IN build
lions may be seen at offices OF chief quar-
termaster Denver, Omaha, Chicago and 81.
Paul; depot quartermaster st. Louis and
az this office at which latter place all IN
formation may be obtained. u. 3. reserves
the right TO aeeeBt or reject any or all
proposals OF any part thereof Enclose
proposals IN sealed envelopes marked Pro
pnsals for Public Buildings" addressed J..
u, Hohl, "a IL. i9th Inf, Act Or Mr..
he-l0-lI-l2A4-6