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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-10
Ratuje dw6ch smia}k6w balonowych, kt6rych
balon miaf ster zepsuty.
ZAMORDOWANO PIkKARZA.
Sledztwo koronera wykazuje zbrodnle
StrasZne stOsunki.
Nsk zarobek sprowadza dziewczyne ska droge iyca
Zanordowaf pitkarza.

Zamordowaf pitkarza.
Arthur l.. Raymond, W swyrt
czasie jeden najwiekszych pill
karzy W Ameryce. zostaf zamor-
dowany przez niejakiego Freda
Cigranz. Zwloki jego znalezio-
MO kilka dni temu W hotelu Wee
ley przy Clark ulicy w pierw-
szej chwili myslano.. re cziowiek
ten padl ofiara pijalistwa. Cd
dwu lat pill zapalczywie. DIVA la
ia temu wyrzucono 60 klubu
nowojorskiego "a pijanstwo i cd
tego czasu mic ME robii. Pozniej
dopiero dowiedziano sic, re Ci-
granz, ktory znaf slawnego pill
karza przez ostatnie lat *, pobil
sic MIN w jakims wyszynku
obil 60 niemiiosiernie. Raymond
przyszedi do hotelu Veeley, gdzie
sic stoiowai, peknieta czaszka.
Tam umarf bez pomocy lekar-
skiej. Ciato znaleziono diva dni
po lego snlierci.
Straszne stosunki.
w sadzie policyjnym "a ME
moralne prowadzenie sic stawala
wczoraj niejaka Eva Williams.
w czasie przesiuchow dziewczy-
ma ME wypieraia sic wcale niemo-
ralnego zycia. Ia obrone podala
to. re w skladach tutejszych ME
mozna zarobit dosyt ma swoje u
trzymanie zmuszona byla pus-
cic sic ma Sliska droge moralnej
zgnilizny.
Sedzia Going uwolnit dziew-
czyne Cd wszelkiej kary posta-
raj jej sic o zajecie. ktore da jej
utrzymanie wystarczajace.
Komisarz zdrowia lodach.
Komisarz zdrowia DR.. Young
zada przeprowadzenia nowych
praw co do wyrobu lodow. w
lecie kiedy panuja straszne upaly
fabrykanci lodow ME moga do
stac Smietany piyn zastepuja
czems innem. Dawniej brak smie-
tany byi powodem braku lodow,
dzisiaj jednak fabrykanci maja
maszyne. ktora przerabia maslo
ma plyn przypominajacy smieta-
ne.
Przez diuzszy czas wyrabiaho
lodv z masia. w ostatnich cza-
sach fabrykanci ulepszyli maszy-
ny j maja obecnie przyrzad, kto-
ry buteryny robi smietane. Z
tel smietany wyrabiaja lody.
Komisarz zdrowia powiada, re
miasto przy obecnych przepisach
ME moze poiozyc kohca tym ma
duzyciom prawa nowe So konie-
cznie potrzebne.
Niebywaie urodzaje y Ameryce.
w Chicago otrzymano wczoraj
rzadowy rapport co do urodzajow
w Ameryce W roku biezacym
sprawozdanie to dowodzi re rok
1912 jest rekordowym prawie we
wszystkicm.
Urodzaje sa wprost bajeczne,
a W niektorych czesciach kraju,
zwlaszcza po zachodniej stronie
rzeki Missouri, ME pamietaja ta-
kich zbiorow.
RAPPORT opicwa, re W roku bic
zacym Stany wyda}y 5,21o,ooo.-
600 buszli zboza, czyli o49,ooo.oco
niz W prze"dym roku.
w niektorych eanach spichle-
RE .sa "a male na pomieszczenic
zboza jest powazna Ottawa, re
wicle zmarnieje. bo ley ma ku-
pach pod goiem niebem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-10
TeIegramy zagraniGzne'
z Chin.

Shanghai. 10 wrzesnia. -Stra-
szliwv cyklon spustoszyi dwie
kwitnace prowincye, Sze-Kiang
Fu-Kien przed mniej wiecej 10
dniami. Wiele miast miasteczek
Levy. W ruinie. rzeka Wendzou
wylaia zatopiia rozlegle pola i
miasta mad MIA polozone. Wszyst-
kie linie i sposoby komunikacyj-
ne ulegly zniszczeniu, dlatego TO
wieSci sa spoznione skape. w
przyblizeniu obliczaja, re cd 20
do 10 tysiecy ludzi zgineio! RE
ki niosa setki ciai, Po ulicach
miast walaja sic niePogrzebione
trupy. Zasiewy tych krain, wyso-
&c urodzajnych zniszczone So do
ostatka j gl6d znowu grozi milo
nem ich mieszkancow,
Pogioski pokojowe. 9.
Londyn, 10 wrzesnia. - Made
szla tn wieSc, ktora W Rzymie
chciano wstrzymac. jakoby orga-
ny prasy wloskiej juz otrzymaiy
zapewnienie, re pomiedzy pred
stawicielami Wioch i Turcyi,
pertraktujacymi w Chiasso, W
Szwajcaryi, przyszio do porozu-
mienia. re wiec pokoj rychlo be-
die zawarty. Warunki jego mala
bye nastepujace: Rad Turcyi IL
znaje wloska okupacye (nie ane-
xye) Trypolisu i Cyrenaiki Cd
VIOLA swe wojska, uznalac zwie-
rzchnictwo Wloch W Trypolisie |
prawa do rozszerzania teryto-
ryum W glab kraju. Wlochy IL
znaja zwierzchnoSc religilna sui
tana w nowo nabytych prowln-
cyach i udziela Turcyi bezzwro-
tnej (?) pozyczki W sumie S12O,-
100000; jake procent telze "a
trzymajq II wysp ma Morzu E
gejskiem. juz obecnie zajetych,
kt6re majq W przyszioSci otrzy-
mac greek samorzad - jaki ma
obecnie Kreta. WieSci te i warun'
XII ME urzedowe jeszcze ME Po-
twierdzone ......
z Baikanu.
Sofia. Bulgaria. 10 wrzesnia.-
Ma pograniczu buigarsko ture-
ckiem. koio Karatepe dwu buigar
skich oficerow Przez tureckich
zo{nierzv zostaio zabitych. Pole
como poslowi buigarskiemu W
Turcyi energiczne zajecie sic
sprawa i zazadanie cd rzadu sui
tana. BY ma .granicy lepiej pilno-
wano porzsdku i spokoju. Ma
pograniczu mianowicie raz po-
raz odbywaja sic starcia stree
laninv. ktorych powodem sa stale
dzicy zoinierze tureccy.
z Mexyku.
Mexyk. miasto. 10 wrzesnla.-
Lada chwila oczekuja tn wiesci
O zajeciu przez rewolucyonlstow
Cananea, gdzie znajduje sic 5oo
bezbronnych Amerykanow - w
okolicy tamtejszej dowodzi 500
rewolucyonistami gen. Salazar.
Podobno udalo sic przeslac do
Cananea 400 zoinierzy kilka
wozow broni; obecnie mieJsco-
wosc ia jest cd swiata zupeanie
odcicta. Wojska rzadowe zreszta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-10

ma bye w drodze pomoca ola
Sancheza.
w kolicy ma sic znajdowat
500 ,,gueril6w", sprzyjajacych fe-
deralistom.
Washington. 10 wrzesnia. =
Wielli oddzial federalistow przy-
bv} d6fCananea = tax donosza do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-10
Z Marokka.

Marokko, niasto, 10 wrzesnia.
- Francuzi po wytezajacyln
marszu zajeli miasto, pretendent
do suitanatu FL Hiba uszed} precz
i Francuzi Scigaja jego handy "
caiel okolicy. -
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Straszliwy Cyklon:
40 TYsIECY LUDZI = OFIARA;
GLOD | ZNISZCZENIE.
Pogfoski Pokojowe.
z BALkANU.
Grozna sytuacya w Mexyku.
P. KNOX w JAPONII.
Cisza W Nikaragwie.
... = MARoE% kA.
NTE1NTTEI(N
Cisza W Nikaragwie.
= MARoK KA.
4 NIENIIEC.

Mane Stan wojenny kresach
meksykaskich Odkryce zagnlonych potokow Skandyna-
wow Odkryto pow6d emi W Kansas. Cub Wilson
giass try odpoiada Nesonowi Sensa
cyiny
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z Niemiec.

Berlin, 10 wrzesnia.- Wczoraj
rozpoczeiy sic tn wielkie name
wry armii niemieckiej; bawi ma
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-08
Followed Suit.

This curious incident comes from
Suhr, Switzerland: An inspector OF
schools, without any previous warning,
visited the village school and found
the elderly teacher asleep at his desk
and the children departed. having ap-
parently taken French leave. To give
the teacher a great surprise and bad
quarter of an hour the inspector de-
cided to wait until he awoke and seat
ed himself on a bench in front Of the
culprit. The hours passed, and the in
spector himself went to sleep. The
teacher, on awakening and seeing who
was sleeping before him, quietly left
the school for home. Without entering
the schoolroom the concierge locked
up the school and the slumbering in
spector. Several hours later the con-
cierge heard a great noise and. arming
himself opened the door and was great
ly surprised to find the angry inspector
before him.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-08

dropped the doctors treatment, and COM
menced the use of Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment, and in few days noticed q marked
change, The eruption on his cheeks was
breast we're decidedly better. When he was
about seven months old. all trace Of the
eczema was gone.
During his teething period, his head and
face were broken out in boils which cured
with Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Surely
he must have been great sufferer. During
the time of teething and from the time I
dropped the doctors treatment, used the
Cutlcura Soap and Cuticura Ointment,
nothing else, and when two years old he was
the picture Of health. His complexion
was soft and beautiful. and his head mass
Of silky curls. I had been afraid that he would
never be well, and feel that owe : great
Mrs. Mary w. Ramsey, 224 E. Jackson St.,
Colorado Springs. Colo, Sept. "a. 1910.
Although Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment are sold by druggists and dealers
seyerywhere. 2 liberal sample Of each, with
be sent, .post-free, on application to Potter
Drug 4 Chem. Corp, Dept. 5B, Boston.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-08
E1ein p,m.: arrive Flasher, Z pm. !;

Elgin, S pm; arrive Flasher, Z p.m';
leave Flasher, $3.50 pm.
Tuesday, June 25-Arrive Bismarck
3 a.m.; leave Bismarck, IL p. M; ar
rive Hezelton, 1925 pm; leave Hazel-
ton $3.50 p.m.; arrive jamestown, IL
pm.
Wednesday, June 26-At James
town.
Thursday. June 27-Leave James
town. am; arrive Rogers, . am''
leave Rogers, 1901 pm; arrive COOP
erstown, 2 p.m.; arrive McHenry, o:4o
pm. ,,
Friday, June 2S-Leave McHenry'
4p.m.; arrive Buffalo, $3.50 am; leaVe
Buffalo, 1890 pm; arrive Casseltoh'
2 pm.: leave Casselton, 5 p.m.; ar
rive Fargo, pm.
It is hoped that there will be good
+,,rn out to get the benefit OF this free
lecture and demonstration WORK. 1ne
suggestion is made that each one at
tending come with note book, pre-
nared to jot down items OF 1nforma-
lion and value. On account of the
territory to be covered, the stops al
each town cannot be long and lec-
lures will be given simultaneously IN
the different cars Of the train on the
various subjects. There will be some.
thing of interest for each member OF
the family.
Remember the day and hour when
sL +,,;n will ha AZ Bismarck name.
Iy, Tuesday, June rs, 3 am.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-08
Gerald Pierce, Noted Publish.
ar Of Chicago, Addresses
Tribune Editor
Has Great Faith in Corn
Raising and Use Of FusiIage
IN burlefgh County
Item Noted in Bismarck 1ri.
buDe Of Recent Date Re.
calls Correspondence

The following letter was received
| by the Tribune from Gerald Pierce OF
Chicago, president of the Pierce Pub
fishing Company, which issues the
National Food Magazine. An opinion
from so high an authority is certain.
ly worthy of consideration by Ill who
are interested in the permanent pros
perity Of the commonwealth. Mr..
Pierce writes:
Chicago, June 5th, 1912.
Bismarck Tribune,
Bismarck, N. D.
Gentlemen
notice in your weekly edition Of
May S1st the reference Grant Call
makes regarding the various ship
ments OF milk that he noticed en-
route from Minneapolis to Bismarck
and it recalls to my mind the CORES
pondence had some time since with
Captain Baker as to the advisability
of the Bismarck Chamber Of Com
merce encouraging the dairy indus
try in Burleigh County. It seems to
me that Burleigh county, and for
that matter, North Dakota, has great
possibilities as dairy locality. But
ter and cheese are commanding very
high prices and they are concentrate
ed products that can be shipped any
distance and the price will continue
to increase as there is always a con-
tinual shortage.
The regular fodder corn can be
raised in Burleigh County successful
ly. I, myself, have grown fresh,
green, succulent stocks over twelve
feet high that for silo purposes can.
not be excelled in any state in the
Union. understand that at the
penitentiary they have erected con-
crete silo and hope that the farm ers
of Burleigh county will study the ad-
vantages that it offers as a winter
provider, superior to any other feed
for dairy cattle. Mr.. Ladd, your food
commissioner, has so conducted his
office that it is next to impossible
for the people of North Dakota to
have shipped into it's borders adult.
Grated or deleterious foods and / be-
lieve you people in North Dakota will
soon be producing dairy products that
will sell at a premium to the outside
world if heralded as coming from the
great sunshine state.
Yours truly,
Gerald Pierce.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-08
The o1asorv Of 1t.

Reporter-lt's terrible sensation, b
II not. Mrs Yippery, to be bound and
gagged7 Victim (of burglarious vista
tion)-Why. IT'S simply awful, young
mani For more than half an hour
couldn't talk q wordi-C Chicago Tf1b
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-08
ITINERARY IN
NORTH DAKOTA
Places Northern Pacific
Better Farming Special
Will Visit
Train viii Start on Its Tour
Through the State on
June Il
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
ST. PAUL, June 8-The Northern
Pacific in conjunction with the NortA
Dakota Agricultural college, will run
a special farmers institute train,
leaving Fargo June IL, being enroute
16 days and making stops at AZ towns.
The train will consist of cars with
exhibits Of poultry, sheep, swine, cat.
tie, horses, coach for dairy and vet
erinary exhibits, also separate coaches
for the study of soils, good seed,
chemistry, horticulture and home
economics. In all, there will be %
lecturers and representatives of the
Farmers Institute accompanying the
train under the direction of Prof. T.
A. Hoverstad. Officials of the North
ern Pacific will be with the train. a
complete itinerary Of which is shown
herewith.
Wednesday, June 12-Leave Fargo,
S:15 a.m.; arrive Davenport, 9 am;
leave Davenport, 1901 p.m.; arrive
Sheldon, / p.m.; leave Sheldon 6:25
pm. arrive Lisbon, 6 pm.
AuA quay, Juu0 AO"ACdVt AlSUOu,
6:15 a.m.; arrive Edgeley, am;
leave Edgeley, 1901 p.m.; arrive La
Moure 1880 p.m.; leave LaMoure S
p.m.; arrive Oakes, 6 pm.
Friday, June 14-Leave Oakes Gam.
arrive Wahpeton, 9 a.m.; leave Wah-
peton 1901 pm; (turn on wye at
Breckenridge arrive Wyndmere, 2
p.m.; leave Wyndmere pm.; arrive
Stirum, 6:20 pm.; Leave Stirum, S:15
p.m.; arrive Oakes, 9 pm.
Saturday, June 15-Leave Oakes
1880 am; arrive Dickey, 9 a.m.; leave
Dickey, 1901 pm; arrive James,
town, 1850 pm.
Sunday, June 16-Leave jamestown
1 pm; arrive Turtle Lake, 9 pm.
Monday, June 17-Leave Turtle
Lake, 1901 p.m.; arrive Goodrich, 2
p.m.; leave Goodrich, S pm; arrive
Heaton, $3.50 p.m.; leave Heaton, $3.50
pm; arrive Leeds, 2. am.
Tuesday, June 1S-Leave Leeds,
1901 p.m.; arrive Minnewaukan, /
pm; leave Minnewaukan, 5 pm; ar
rive Oberon, 5:45 p.m.; leave Oberon
$50 pm; arrive Esmond,> 1870.
Wednesday, June 19-Leave Es-
mond, 1901 p.m.; arrive Maddox,
1 p.m.; leave Maddox, SIS p.m.; ar
rive Sheyenne, p.m.; leave Sheyenne
10 pm; arrive New Rockford, 1O:45
pm.
Thursday, June 20-Leave New
Rockford, 1901 pm; arrive Caring
ton, 12:45 pm; leave Darlington, 5
pm; arrive Pingree $40 p.m.; leave
Pingree, 10 p.m.; arrive jamestown,
11:10 pm; leave Jamestown 1920
p. m.
Friday, June 21-Arrive Mandan,
4:20 am; leave Mandan, $50 am;
arrive Dickinson, $3.50 am; leave
1901 p.m.; arrive Belfield
l pm; leave Belfield, p.m.; arrive
Beach, pm; leave Beach 10 pm.
Saturday, June 22-Arrive Dickin-
son, II am; leave Dickinson, 1880
a.m.; arrive Richardton. 9 am; leave
12:01 pm; arrive Glen
Ullin, 1880 pm; leave Glen Ullin, 5
p.m.; arrive New Salem, $50 p.m.;
leave New Salem, p.m.; arrive Man.
Ian. 10:30 pm.
Sunday, June 23-Leave Mandan, 1
p.m.; arrive Mott, pm.
Monday, June 24-Leave Mott 1901
p.m.; arrive Elgin, 1870 p.m.; leave
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-08
son, of Seattle, his citizenship be
cause ne was a socialist.
Ribs Broken by RUNAWAY

FERGUS FALLS, Minn., June g.
Andrew Norgren was badly hurt in a
runaway on the main street. A team
belonging to H. G. Bekke dashed into
his rig and overturned it. When Mr..
Norgren was released, it was found
his collar bone and several ribs were
broken.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-08

broke out also, and In q
few days became a solid
scab. l became alarmed,
and called our family
physician who at once
pronounced the disease
eczema. The little fellow
was under his treatment
for about three months.
BY the end of that time,
he seemed no better. 1
hocono dicoo,,ro 0od T
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-08
WOULD IMPEACn
SEATTLE JUDGE
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON June 8.-Berger,
socialist congressman, today began
Impeachment proceedings against
federal Judge Hanford, of Seattle,
who recently deprived Leonard OLE
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-08
ASSUMING Inst

Browo-What reason have you tor
hating Blanki Smith Well you 90.
he's a relative OF mine, and Brown
Yes. yea. I know. out what otoe1 NJ
son 1-Harper : Bazar.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-08
Commercial Travellers at joplin

Commercial Travellers at Joplin
JOPLIN, Mo-, June g. 8.-Hundreds OF
visitors are in Joplin attending the
annual meeting Of the Missouri grand
council Of the United Commercial
Travellers, which convened today for
a two days session.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-08

do not understand that any of the
present judges refuse to grant any per-
mits in their districts. Those who
have none evidently have not been
satisfied beyond "Substantial doubt"
that the applications would comply
with the law. am not surprised that
they have reached this conclusion as
every druggist whose records I have
thoroughly examined was violating the
law and many Of them are bad blind
pigs under the cover Of a permit.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-08
HIS ECZEMA GONE
AND BO|[S CURED
Eczema Began When Three Weeks
Old. Arms, Shoulders and Breast
a Solid Scab. Boi|s Broke Out
During Teething. Used Cuticura
Soap and Ointment, and He Was
the Picture Of Health.

my son was about three weeks old when
I noticed q breakng-out on his cheeks, from
which a watery substance oozed. A short
time after his arms, shoulders and breast
Bismarck daily tribune., 1912-06-08
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;; NORTH DAKOTA ENFORCE.
:. MENT LEAGUE
, F. L. Watkins, Supt. ::
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:. l.. watkins, Supt. -
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In connection with the examination
of druggist permits by the North Dar
kota Enforcement League it is inter-
esting to study the matter from the
viewpoint OF the Judicial districts.
The matter Of granting drug permits
is up to the dictrict Judge. The law
reads-"The proofs offered to show
tie application entitled to a permit
must be clear, specific, satisfactory
and of such character as to leave in
the mind of the judge no hesitation or
substantial doubt as to their truth"
IF satisfactory that the statements
in such petition are true, the district
judge may In his discression grant
a permit to the applicant to sell intoxi.
eating liquors for medical, mechanical,
scientific and wine for sentimental
puposes only"
The following data is from the rec
ords of the clerk of the district court
of each county.
District Judge Number of permits
in district
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-16

A NEW Milk Cow for SALE 116 w.
First South street Phone 657. ow
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-16
SWALLOWS ARE VERY BOLD
One Bu!Ids Nest In House and An
other Establishes Homo on
Electric Light Lamp.

A very curious instance Of holiness
in swallows was recorded in 1885
from Ceylon. In this case the birds
built over a lamp In the dirjng room;
what made their choice Of site moro
remarkable was the fact that the
lamp could be raised or lowered by
counter weights and the connecting
chains auctually passed through the
mud walls Of the nest.
Occasionally the bird selects nest
ing site which invites comparison with
the boldness OF the robin. In July last
a pair of swallows took advantage OF
the open window Of an unoccupied
bedroom in house at Felmersham in
Bedfordshire to begin building their
nest on the curtain rod of the bed.
The return Of the owner Of the
house and his occupation Of the bed
did not IN the least disturb or alarm the
birds, which completed the nest and
brought Off three nestlings within
seven weeks of the house owners re-
turn. They took no notice of the oc-
cupant of the bed when flying In and
out Of the window feeding their
young; but the hen bird would fly off
the nest.if any one entered the room
during the daytime.
Three years ago pair Of swallows
built their nest on top Of the shade Of
an electric lamp which hangs outside
the asylum at Marlborough, near
Leicester.-Baily's Magazine.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-16
HYDE PARK LOCAL NEWS

Hyde Park, April 15.-On Monday
April Sth Messrs George Woolf, JOS
eph Waite, Jr., George Seamons, AL
ma Saunders, Louis Laursor, and
Joseph Seamons left here for Raw
Inns Wyoming, to shear sheep. We'd.
nesday April 10th Moses Mikleson,
Samuel Watkin and MILFORD Watkin
loaded their teams and wagons upon
the cars at Trenton and left the
same day for Burnley, Idaho. These
gentlemen intend to invest in land
and will doubtless stay all summer.
George q. Lamb and several Of our
young men are out at Dayton plow-
ing for Messrs. Eccles, Quincy &
Co. 81
MILFORD DANES and William Follett
are putting cement walks about their
houses.
Engineers and assistants were out
here last week surveying the route
for the interurban road. The road
will enter our town at the southeast
part, will then turn west for about
two blocks and thence north on Sc
cond west through town, and on to
Smithfield.
With the electric light, water
works and interurban roalroad, Hyde
Park will just put on airs.
Altho many of our farmers failed
to get their land plowed last fall, they
are preparing to plant quite a heavy
acreage OF beets.
Mr.. George Elwood is building him
self barber shop.
Mr.. Elijah Seamons, who has been
sick most all winter. is now some
what better.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-16
WATER SYSTEM
RUINS STREETS
Continued from page /

Continued from page l
City Sunday for short visit with
his daughter. His wife has been
down there for 10 days.
Mrs. Lucy Benson is quite i'll at
present. The good lady is suffering
from very severe cold.
John e. Griffin attended the meet.
ing OF the Board of Education held
Saturday.
Principal A, A. Johnson was a Wis
itor to Logan Saturday in connection
with the closing of schools on May
10th.
The many friends OF Mrs. Anthem
Lauritzen are pleased to see the
good lady once more able to be
around after a siege of six months
convsIescence from a badly broken
leg.
In order to show his goods to his
patrons to better advantage, Man
ager Peterson has recently installed
two large glass showcase counters.
The stork called recently at the
homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Benson
and A. A. Johnson leaving fine
boy with each. All concerned doing
nicely
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OUR HoNoRED SON
i

Hon. Joseph Howell, Logan's, Cache
County's and Utah's honored son has
returned to the nations capital al
ter a hurried trip to his home state
on private business. Although his
stay was short he came in contact
with many people throughout the
state, and naturally all were eager
TO find out the real conditions at
Washington, and throughout the
United States in general In the
Congressman they found a ready, will
ling and capable informant, one who
spoke with such fervency, having the
matters agitating the public mind so
we'll in hand, that conviction in the
minds OF his hearers was manifest on
almost every hand.
Congressman Howell is strong and
emphatic in favor of the re-nomina
ton and reelection OF President Tart
He claims that the conservative ele
ment OF the Republican party from
Maine to Texas, and from the Empire
State to the Golden Gate are for him
and that he will be re-nominated anC
elected. That while President Tai
has advocated some measures thu
Utah delegation could not support,ye
he has been a good president To-
Utah and stands like q stone wal
between the life and development
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Jenny Lmu Rock.

The Ohio river claims along Its
treasures the Jenny Lind rock. The
singer was passenger on a steamer
which struck on a sandbar near the
rock, and Will, waiting for the boat
TO be noated Miss Lind had boatmsn
row her out to the rock. where she
stood alone and sang.
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FOR SALE-One hign grade stal
lion; Sire registered Belgian, dam
Percheron four years old. Weight
1850 pounds, color strong mahogany
brown. Very fine animal, or will
trade for high grade milk cows. Ap.
ply A. J. Done. Cornish, Utah.