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Evening journal., 1914-09-15
GEMS or THOUGHT

II / held all of truth in my hand I would beware
of opening IL TO men.-Fontenellc
.-.--.-.
And how man die better
Than facing fearful odds,
For the ashes of his fathers
And the temples of his gods.
-Macaulay.
Evening journal., 1914-09-15

AHHooI1fIon oT
lukrcan Adverta
4s-ft.,ln ers . composed Of
IN The Association of Ansg- Z all the great advcr
kaIklAt lean Advertiscrs has ssrs Of ths eonn
W1Wf arnined and certified 60 w. n5or.. opiy
the ercHiAuon 81 tnis pep- 4 such papers sub-
HceteR The fiRurer Of circulation 4 its sxamina
uontained In the Associatone ~ ton At any moment
bort only guaranteed. ana Pos''sb smbrRgt.S
Association Of American Advertisers TSs sceOmpanyl5E
-. = : -. 4 certificate, No. A111,
Na ISL WmichHi ulnl n y w been iseae1 20
thia papex.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16
rilietteita kevdana.

Mifa rientdd muutosla tehben Eat
Tesla. 81 festd mifddn aion paifu.
tusta, - Ell ibminenfddn, 9dntin
aian mufana muuttu. XopIi norttuu
uuorufaiiefii, rnori manbenee. -
Run fatIelemme eIdmdd, tdDtpp
%Ianoa. ettd bpmin lphpt on nmoruu
ben oita. &c tatpaa fuin fe5diien
rumIun iuotiu. iloineen, toipei
neen.
Repdt on fplmDn aifa. Niinpd
nupruusfin, ibmiseldmdn fendt
ga misid Ell toufou tebbd, find Ell
laibo laineboi, eta clio leifattamafii
fnpip.
600 me morina fdIittdiTimme Iub
teemme Sunsolaan, Min pmmdrtdi
Timme, mifd iuuri onni le on, etlo
SeeIus on meiid iionfaitfiieua rat
faubella rafastonut ia outuuieer
forionrut. 81 panbursfauoen iDi'
ben fouttn, fun me tebaeet olemme
maou 6dnen lampeuteria fauttn Sdr
meibGt ontuaof|i teti." 2aifen Or
ratfons tebnpt, miid meioan uMtuu
teemme fuuluu. Isl mitd6n tormiiIe
meibdn itiemme tebbd, emmetd me
Iiiben fpfeniiitddn. Sdman fun ia
iitdmme, l%Dpodmme Find fefpdt .uot
Iuo, jofa Ell miGointaan baibou.
Witd merfitiee FQoiu. tpo'rfa MI,
runs, eldmdn poraS alta fdiootin
fun benti i~lotliee iidiien nuornuoer
fetp6dStd, iofo meitd obottaa gu
malon tpfDnG. 81 Tiuoin bdit,oa
maiffa ruumiS monbenee. SeeIufier
tie oslo, iofd metodt autuaotIi teft
oIemme fuitsntin iidti nuorio.
Sos taiielemne manbus!o, ipfc
IepGd usfcsIa Seeiufien ueriien 10
ipintofupIeman peruetutieiu, buo
moamme bdnesid ruoruuoen tuo
reutta, iotn usso W~opobtalnon put
pitdd. rlstoeil SeeIutieen idilpl
nuoruus. st iitben fuolemon bam
mostaon ppstp, noon iuuri fuoIe
man idlteen iia iiiiren nuoruue
t1pbeuiien futoismfIenio. Siis ir
mtorena, icuou 8 'Ieaton fGutta Tor
teuteen. Sieud on Iin,,utiu autuu
teTi.
Siiri e
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16

81, Ell 90 tarfoituS elon ie,
= Waan toiiilIe ubrantniuaii nns,
pois beittdin turbat ppptebem'
me,
Oman bpWppben unhotfatpot
iuus,
Niin -, ienlaisia onto ie festd'
mG6
Wain taistoa, orion tpD,d?
Rem ibaiaa Iaottami eIdmd6
Sos maan on Ie oinaiSta pDtd!
DIE olemme oiotut mopouteen -
60 tpDb5u motmaimme mufaan
81, bergen p1b0n la oriuuteen
Sos meiSt' Ell ioutuifi fufaan!
Sftsonni on elomme tortoitus,
Sofa barmat maailmas1d fpiDD
So !iffipd moniae pastaus
Wain iuloiiuutena pnipp -!
u. 81. g..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16
Cdbteni.
Sttri e

See'us, "a t6b'eni risti0d tupIit.
Sdbteni perto ia bieoili';
Tdb.eni orionfin muobpsto buolit,
Sumald ortpoIi unbotit.
piltot ia painot ia bdmdistpfIet,
2aiffi nun idbteHi nDprppipfiet.
S,eeius, I'd tdbteni nereIi arnoit,
SeeIus, mum nelieni rnffabin.
!6eIpetin tustat ia fiputtin fonnoi
Sdbteni, pIfdni armobin.
HtstiIld pddIi nun tdbteni tnoipui,
perfele maobon eesIdf toiput.
Seclus, npt Iuotosto fuoloon mum
beitdt,
ostettu Siduei' Don.
aasnof iosfus Jos minuIta peitdt,
l1sfosia omaf %fttentin Don.
Seeius, IA rainofit poIun 10 mule.
fitd md tabbon MT fuIe.
3. u.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16
ruopuneeIIe.

Wuistatban aian, ioUoin pield ELL
Sumalan fansia. SiinG eldmdsIG
oil %iotain, iota nieldtin faipaot. so
tun oiottelit eroa tuosta eldmdsid,
eifD tuntunut ie iittenfin ioeiain mdd
rim maifealta. llieiu aidtus Iinne ia
foiIin poluIi. Siad Tield oil iotaiu
ianomottoman bptpdd - ebfd iotaiu
lur1eliieIta rpi tuntupaa, muita lit.
tenfin -.
GttdfD ct motif idueen paIata?
Dormasti. Or ipaau pfii patemd
este.
81 SumaIasia. 2dantptdd, Iuopu
meet lapiet", 6dn buutaa. - aid,
mira oIen tebnpt iputid :. r9uo'
taat tdune parbnot poot.eet - - la
iormus - ia pitafddmme iIoa -
"a, ie oil Sidn wostuus 81, Su
malasIa eli ole estettd. Sdn on p,I
mis- fdiffi uuobtamuan.
Wuisfd ibmifisId. oIoiubteieia ?
Gbtd - JOS nimittdiu pib6t oian
Min ndbdpd;DiIend, eitd fpipt mui
ben mieIt6 Iiir6, mia on Iinun el6
mdii ebto ia tdrtein ofid. We eipdl
tuiieataan moi iinuo pibdttdd, Jos
Niiu 60 Jos ioboot. Siind nnnr
or pi.ema este: tobroli. Iinun tob
,oh.
Seifoin foipoutIen h%uutoii ia gu
mhlau 'plin onti. Icin oWunppuu
iDii iau SumaIan roipoomdan mum
setset tieltdIi ia ontomoou iinule
,poimeo.
Wuita tl6ooito? Siitd OF fpiu
mp5.
Riemuiten pullii SsrneI monteu
pesta t%otoiIin Sionin nuoreIIe Nte
nun 6dret %ioinat IieIusini iiuojn
tim finre rdubo, tho funpmottomar
tp I'D, %iostin orta rauba toes 2alo'
ioa. Gn tunne prreuiiempno ibmis
td, tnin on ie, iofa idueeu on Ger
ran Iuo poIanmnt Gbsd tuitentin ie,
iota otnu on 6errau Iuona onn,
SigG onban Iuonnollista etid b N.
h~npottu, lpbpttin, beittdd %einotiu
beiton, idrunipoittoiien morton Dli
idneemdtemiien lion.
Onnelista ie paon on, Innomot
tomun ouueliSto.
Anno iiis iieiufi taipoutIen pGdsiG
poitoue; did 'oai ZEN nddntpd, Iu'
ecbtuo.
Sos Ie fuoIi, tuoIi poraeio. mitG
linuefu ~foetoon on ouui tot tulee
olemoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16
Ransan kirjeita.
MmaSa. micb.

Seurotnnnon fofous MmoiacIo
meri perratiain bppin testuStelui
bin y m. aIioibin udboen. 2obDio
oil mpDs toriona tiIaiIuubeeIa ia
raba inlo oil fobmisto So 90 aioita
oil toto poIion. Seuraeunnan ilto
nat pddtettiin PARMA toimeen toufot.
IopuIu. SairouS ON alfanut mai.
ieta Mmoiasia, iofa on p~aiffafun'
MALTA riebunut pitemmdn oifoa. 81
han fuolemo on bergen eIdmdfIi ia
benaen eIdmd on Iiban fuolemnffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16
Toivolle ,alittikin huonoa tilaansa,

Toivolle yalittikin huonoa tilaansa,
mutta siita SO eli korjaantunut.
Eraana sunnuntai- iltana, kun Yr-
ID hankkiutui lahtemaan emantansa
kanssa suureen tanssi. iltamaan.
kaatui han k~uolleena karryien vie.
reen, joiden eteen han aikoi juu.
ri valjastaa hevostaan.
Toivo elaa viela terveena ia reip'
paana, levittaen pmparistoonsa g.
vankeliumin ihanaa sanomaa ris.
tiinnaulitusta Kristuksesta.
Nuori ystavani! Yrj0n vaike
Toivon elamassa sina luet omar
elamakertasi?
K. l.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16
Glofnft1e tarkoitu$.

Utif' on tdmdn elon,me tarfoiiuS
Vtin monet maailmoSIa fpIpp,
So moneue pbdtin pastaus
Wain iaIaifuutena ppipp!
Sdd elomme, onto ie unto maan,
be fpipp ia nautinnoita,
So tddudf1 onnea t%arioenaan
= Sai tpbtd ia iaisteIoito?
- 81, elomme tdd Ell 90 unelmaa
Doon tobeuifuus Ie on ipofoo =
So barmoin onneo iaotputetaan
auin tpDn iefd toisteIon tofao!
Waon onto Te peIffia pppteitd
So ibmisten itietfppttd,
Gen tortoitns onto pIpeind
Woon iiienId
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16
TOivo ia Yrj0.

He olivat naapurukset, varakkaan
talon polka molemmat. Yhdessa
viettivat he lapsuutensa alan. Yh-
dessa kavivat he my0skin rippi-
koulun. Molemmat saivat he rip
pikoulussa ollessaan heratyksen.
Eraana iltana menivat he yhdessa
vanhan kirkkoherran puheille ia kerr
toivat suoraan kadotetun tilansa.
Pappilasta palattuaan oil heillS
kummallakin vakuutus synteinan-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16
nuorten.O$a$to.
Re Saavat uuden Wiman.

Sos fenen luulifi nuorta fattes'd
bpmin pmmdrtimdu. Min atnaf'n
toifen nuorer. Ruuleeban nuprten
monasti molita panboien IT,
misien Ieuran OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
U(utta fun oIiaa ldbemmtn tortas'
teIemme, bmomaamme uufia puoltd
find. Ndemme, etiG faitfi nuoret
etmdt Min oiaitele.
On %toiiio, iotta iuuri pitdmdt man'
boien Ieuran falffeiu banSfimpana
ia femptmielisten nuorten teuran
taitsein ifdnimpdnd. So melfetn
poiffeut5etta f%elaiiet nuoret ofpat
Militia Min Ianottuia rfristiuismieliitd"
nuoria, ustopaifia. &c taas toois'
too. 5itd, ettd usfomoiIien nuorten,
ia manbain ibmisten maliud ct ole
min iuurta eroa. 6eiad on fpud
muutamis5a ofioisia fuurifin ero,
mutta FUN pddofia, antunoen ala.
on moIemmiua Jana, Min ie fpte ID
belle ia liI6a festindistd pmmdrtd.
mpsid. Toifin ianoen, toifti uSfo.
maiIet ibmiiet opat nuorid.
Soista 5iid maStoin on ustotto'
main nuorten fansia. Seisfd tapaa
muutomia tai oifeastaan mieita, iot'
Pa onot 10 nuorenn manbpia. Spu'
tieldmd fnluitaa ia maailmauif'in
iloibiu ia nautinnoibin plan pdIpp.
Sea Jos Ell eldmdn t~arfoituS ole lei
minnpt, on ibminen, Jos fobta nno'
rifin, taoin iouiunut tiloan, iofa on
fpmmenid f%ertoiu m%anbuutta fau'
beampi. Sfdwd on ianoa, eitd tdl'
IaiFa nuoria l1p,pp nDfpaitana tub
Ia tibeddn. 3uulee nuorien inusta
iauieiia iGua,iia: nWtifd oifeastaan
on tdmdn eldmdn ~tarfoitus, mai on
to IiQd tartpitusta olenfaon1; vWtt'
nd en- olenfuon m6litd miten elGn,"
funban maan el6n, Tiud taiftt on
fumminfin iaman ietendd". SGmd
oIoiitoo iooefi Haomntun luml Teen:
yNuorufaiIet tpdipmdt ia nddntppdt
ia nuoret miebet perdti lunteepot."
Sa Jos tdlloiien. Min Ianoafiemme
epdtoimon tilosId oleDon nuoren
eteen, tulee ultonaiia moifeuffa 10
maStutTio, tpoi bdnen eldmGniG
pddttpd iliemurbaan, fnten min TO
min uiein topobtuufin.
Niin eli fosfaon moi fdpbd usfo.
maiien, outuutta omietanun nnoren
foneIa. rWlutta iotta Serroon us.
foltonat, he iaafpot uuoen hoffman.
Min eitG he lentdndt fiiniad plDe
fuin fottot." - Seiue on eldmdr
tartoitus Ieluinnpt. !Se tietdmdt, ct
tai ,Sumala on roteonoesIa i6dtdnpi
meibdt lopfifisen, S~eeiutIeH Srie
tut5en tautta.~ Saiftimuu tun
iuu r6in ouen mdbGpdtdiIeltd. 9e
noipat oitaa faitti aIiat. ristii 10
naifeuoettin 6erron tdbeStG. Histi
tuntuu beietd belpoIto, fiud he opot
oppineet ristin Ipmdn, ibmeeuiien
folaiiuuben: rRisti beIppo on, Fun
.Serra life fantoa fun ia ien." 81
muistatpot proieetan ianan: r6dnen
ammonia on iofa buomen uufi.1 ga
tue ddretDn, ibmeeuinen, on'aitlema'
ton ormo ia o%nteetfi antamus, an
taa BELLE moimoa uuteen, usfonai.
ieue Iopipaan elamddntin. Site be
eimdt fpud ppstp mibinfddn by
nddn. SeeiuS on %ianonuitin: rWti'
nd oIen piinipuu ia tie olette otiat."
gilman minuu, cite mot mitddn
Seeius, ia ptTin SeeiuS, on
fits usfonotien nuoren hoffman
Iaboe. 6dnen turnisiaau rbe fuIfe'
mat, eipdttd mdip, ia maeItamot,
eipdtfd nddnnp."
nSe on iuuri MOTTO Qua iumalinen
ia tpDtpd onneenTo." SumoIa iuo.
foon, ettd pbd ia pbd uieammat
nuoret tdmdn pmmdrtdifimdt!
9. W.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-16
Maa m~yytavana.

Suomeen mutton tahden myyn
mani 40 eekkeria, ioka sijaitsee
Carey Townshipissa, Iron kauntissa,
2 y malta Hurleysta etelaan. Maa
on tasainen, savimullan maa; IA
eekkeria kanto gliiringia ia y eek.
keria peltoa. Maalla on hirsi kamp-
pa IA x IA ia aidattu. Maa my
daan min halvalla, eta Sc menee
kaupaksi tana kevana. Tarkempia
tietoja saadaksenne hinnoista y. m.
saatte kirieellisesti eli suullisesti
luonani. (2O)
K
$40 E. Pine st., Ironwood, Mich.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
SUM MONS
maybe

In the District Court OF the First
Judicial District Of the State of Utah,
in and for the County of Cache, Han.
..ah Miller. plaintiff. versus william
H. Miller. defendant, Summons
State of Utah to the said defendant
greeting: You are hereby summoned
TO appear within twenty (20) days
after the service Of this summons up.
ON you. II served within the county
In which this action 10 brought. 9TH
erwise within thirty (3o) days after
such service. and defend the above
entitled action, and in case of your
failure 30 to do Judgment will be
rendered against you according to
the demand Of the complaint which
Ii fled with the clerk Of the above
entitled court and which said action
Is brought to dissolve the bonds Of
matrimony existing between the
plaintiff and defendant and for the
custody Of their minor children.
VAUGHAN & LAW.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Post office address, 1877 North Main
street. Logan City. Utah.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
OF OPIUM
AMONG THE FiLIPINos HAS
BEEN FULLY CHECKED

Washington, April 20-Consumption
of opium among the Filipinos has
been completely checked, II not en-
tirely eraidicated, says a report today
to Brigadier General Mcintyre, chief
of the bureau of insular affairs from
the collector of internal revenue in
the Philippines. He declares that as
a result of laws on the subject, the
use of opium is now confined to a
comparatively small number of con.
firmed users of the drug, practically
all of whom are Chinese, who cannot
give up the vice and who viii go to
any length to obtain 1t.
While there are in many parts of
the islands scattering instances
where Filipinos still indulge in the
use of opium. 1t is reported that less
than s per cent of the former Fill
Pine users who had numbered 10000
in 1906 were still victims OF the vice
in 1911 and that since then conditions
in Manila have greatly improved.
in the provinces are said
to be fairly satisfactory.
1t is perhaps too much. the report
says, to expect that the opium evil
will ever be absolutely suppressed in
the Philippine islands. It may be
said, however. that almost without
exception Chinese users OF opium in
any of its forms are today using
very much smaller amount than that
used by the same persons few years
ago. This is shown by the compare
tive ease with which Chinese users
sent to the hospital today are cured.
The only hope Of approximating total
suppression lies in making indulgence
n the habit so difficult that the young
Or generation will not acquire It and
N this direction the progress made
mas certainly been most satisfactory.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
TO
RECEIVE
MEDALS

washington April 20.--Colonel
george w Goethals, builder of tho
Panama canal, and Colonel w,I,am
e. Gorgas, who had charge OF tho
canal zone sanitary work, it was an.
hounced today, have been selected an
the two first recipients OF the Nation
al Academy of Sciences gold medal,
to be presented this year for the frs,
time. They will be awarded tho
medal for eminence in the appIica,,or
OF science to the public welfare. Col.
onel Gorgas will receive his in per.
son at the ocademy's annual banouet
wednesday night, while that OF Col
Goethals will be accepted for him
by Col. Harding, engineer commits.
sioner Of the district, who was with
Col. Goethals on the canal. The med
al is given as the result of the Mar
cellus Hartley fund from Mrs. Helen
Hartley Jenkins of New York in men,
cry OF her father.
The academy which meets here in
three days session, beginning tomor-
row, Institutes this year another fea-
ture into its sessions. This is to be
evolution series of lectures which
will run five years. They will be
known as the William Ellery Hale
lectures. Sir Ernest Rutherford OF
Manchester. England, probably the
worlds greatest authority on radio
activity, is to be the speaker this
year, his subject being Constitution OF
Matter and the Evolution or the Ele-
ments. Sir Ernest received the Nobel
prize in 1908 for his studies In radio
activity. "a
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
ADV,
SUM MONS

In the District Court of the First
Judicial District of the State of Utah
In and for the County of Cache. vii.
liam Hyde as administrator of the
estate of Christian Risenmay, deceas-
ed, plaintiff, versus Thomas Darby.
Eleazer Darby, alias E. Darby, and
their unknown heirs, devisees, leg.
atees, executors and administrators.
defendants. Summons-The State of
Utah to the said defendant: You are
hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after the service of this
summons upon you, II served within
the county in which this action is
brought, otherwise within thirty days
after service, and defend the above
entitled action; and in case of your
failure SO to do, judgment will be
rendered against you according to
the demand Of the complaint which
has been filed with the clerk of said
court. This action is brought to
obtain a decree establishing lost
deed and quieting the title to the
land described in the complaint in the
heirs Of Christian Risenmay, deceased
J. z. STEWART, JR.,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Address Logan City, Utah.
ADV. maybe
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
LOCAL DRUGGIST
MAKES MANY FRIENDS

The City Drug Co., reports they
are making many friends through the
QUICK benefit which Logan people
receive from the simple mixture Of
buckthorn bark, glycerine, ETC.,
known as Adler-i-ka. This remedy
became famous by curing appendicit-
is and 1t is the most thorough bowel
cleanser known. acting on BOTH the
lower and upper bowel. JUST ONE
DOSE Of Adler-i-ka relieves constipa,
ton and gas on the stomach almost
IMMEDIATELY. Advertisement
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Mary c.. Ashment, de-
ceased. Creditors will present claims
with vouchers to Thomas Ashment,
the administrator of the said estate
at the office Of ]. z. Stewart, Jr., at
Logan City, Utah, on or before the
LIST day of August, A. D., 1914.
Date OF first publication, March
26, A. D., 1914.
Thomas Ashment, administrator ot
the estate of Mary C. Ashment, de-
ceased. apes
J. z. STEWART,
Attorney.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23
HIS BiTIoN

! amt a.going to be soldier-no,
Not even a general, though it's great
To war and kill hundred men or SO.
And amt going to go away out west
Where they is Indians, cowboys and
the rest,
Though | used to think that would
be the best.
Nor shant be the clown in the
circus when
They all can't ride the mule but him,
and then
They all try to, and get bucked of
again.
No, sir! I'm going to run a picture
show
The very SWEETEST kind there is, you
know
So, whenever they feel Ike 1t, my
kids can go. -Judgs.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-04-23

CLAIMS ALL
OF REWARD

Ogden, April 21.- That David Ed
wards, Pinkerton detective is entitled
to at least a reasonable portion OF
the rewards asgregatins 1880, offered
for the arrest and conviction of the
ogden blackmailers, Is the contention
Of Hubert Eribrooks, a detective from
New Zealand, who is also a claimant
to part Of the rewards.
Edwards shot Martin in the leg and
gave him that indelible mark that
was conceded to be the most import
ant piece Of evidence submitted dur
ing the trial, declared Mr.. Erobrooks
last night. Had 1t not been for the bull.
let wound in Martins leg, which was
not explained to the satisfaction of
the court and jury. attorneys agree
that he would not have been convic.
ted 1t is for this reason that be-
lieve that Edwards should receive
his share Of the reward without the
opposition of police officials or others
who participated directly or indirect
ly in the arrest and conviction of
Martin.
T. +. Fitch and Ralph Smith, post
office inspectors, were also important
witnesses for the state. They, with
Jed Abbot, special agent Of the South.
ern Pacific, were responsible for
most of the hand writing exhibits
which proved of great value in the
trial. Primarily, however, Joseph |
Jones, special agent for the Oregon
Short Line, is responsible for the ar.
rest of Malrtin. Jones first called the
attention of the police and sheriff to
Martin as a suspect Of the robbery OF
the Overland Limited, January 2, 1911
at Reese, Utah, in which a negro was
killed. 1t was not til some time af-
forwards, however, that Ogden police
or the sheriff acted on the informa-
ton for at the time it was received
they were busy on other ciews.
Detective Edwards has made for
NAL demand for all rewards. He
called upon Governor William Spry
last Saturday and discussed the mat
ter with him. Governor Spry is de-
clared to have expressed an opinion
that Edwards was entitled to all of
he reward. The application will be
fled Immediately.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Charles NJ. Williams, de
ceased. Creditors will present claims
with vouchers to the undersigned a,
his residence at Logan, Utah, on or
before the 18th day of August, A. d,
1914. Date Of first publication, April
IA, A. d. 1914.
WILLIAM w. WILLIAMS,
Administrator
WALTERS & HARRIS,
Attorneys.
ADV. maybe
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Samuel Roskelley, de.
ceased. Creditors will present claims
with voucher; to G. o. Roskelley
the administrator of the said estate
at his residence at Brigham City,
Utah, on or before the 18th day of
February, 1915.
G. o. Roskelley, administrator CT
the estate Of Samuel Roskelley, de-
ceased.
WILLIAM e. DAVIS,
Attorney.
ADV. mav12
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dersigned at his Office at Logan. Utah.
on or before the 18th day of August,
1914.
Date of first publication, april II
1914.
ISAAC S. SMITH,
Administrator
NEBEKER, THATCHER &
BOWEN, Attorneys
Adv. maybe
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Anna Bell Coburn, de-
ceased. Creditors will present claims
with vouchers to the undersigned al
his residence at Logan, Utah, on or
before the 18th day of August, 1914.
JOHN l.. COBURN,
Administrator
WALTERS G HARRIS,
Attorneys.
ADV. mi9
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MExICO'S SIDE OF THE
QUESTION SET FORTH

Mexico City, April 20.-Portillo ,
Rojas, minister OF foreign affairs in
announcing that it would be impossi,
bic to agree to the demand OF the
United States that the Gag Of that
country be Internationally ssuuted.
gave out the following statement:
On the ninth Of the present month,
between ii and noon, boat without
an American flag and with nine ma.
rines and one officer landed at point
called the Beach of Iturbide in Tampi.
co. Colonel Raymond Hinojosa, who
has charge of defending that point,
detained the marines and officer and
conducted them to the presence Of the
general who had command OF the
fort. lgnacio Morelos Zaragoza.
1t should be remembered that at this
time the port not only is under mil
itary control but was withstanding
an attack by rebels.
General zaragoza immediately and
without even investigating the case
put the marines and the officers at
liberty, placed Hinojosa in prison and
sent an apology to Rear Admiral
Mayo, the command of the American
feet.
We thought the incident was closed
but unfortunately this was not so
because Mayo sent to him some time
afterward an ultimatum, in which he |
asked that second apology be pre-. |
sented to him by the staff of the |
chief of the fort Gen. Zaragoza;
that the American flag be hoisted at
a public place in Tampico and salut-
ed by 81 guns, and besides, the severe
punishment of Hinojosa, STIMULATING
that all this be done within twenty.
four hours.
Diplomatic Pour Pariers |
The term was later extended when
diplomatic pour parlers were begun
between the sub-secretary of foreign
affairs in Mexico, the minister being
absent at that date and continued
until now.
The president of Mexico when In
formed of the case, ordered another
of the facts and the
of the guilty officer If it
we're proved he was blameworthy He
also authorized the minister of for
eign affairs to express regret on ac-
count of the incident. When he be-
'Sme aware that the American gov
supported the request of
Rear Admiral Mayo relative to a sa-
ute of the American flag, which had
lot been insulted, he proposed to
how his good will toward the Ameri-
an people though he did not think
hat such request was Just, propos-
ng that the flags of the two nations
e hoisted and saluted reciprocally
nd simultaneously.
The American government aid not
gree with that idea, but insisted on ,
lear Admiral Meyos request giving ,
ssurance that according to interna-
lonal practice the salute would be re-