The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1902-10-31

lie sugar DeeIS are nearly III dtu u
is time to reflect. Music in the home
etc. Harris Music Co.
Mrs. Mary Guild, sister Of the late
T. b. Carbon, has returned TO her
home in Wyoming, after having visit
ed her relatives here.
Our customers will please be patient
The Estey Piano factory is swamped
with orders and we have had trouble
in getting our orders filed. Harris
Music Co.
"Over the Fence a musical ex.
travaganza, carrying twenty people,
will appear at the Thatcher Opera
House next Tuesday evening. 1t is
said to be a bright, breezy production
full Of fun and good music.
Hon. Joe Monson was at Salt Lake
first part Of the week on business
connected with-fact is, we don't
know anything about it, but its a
dead certainty he didn't go down just
for breeze from the lake.
Mr.. Chas. NJ. Wood of Salt Lake
Lake City, agency director for the
New York Life Insurance Company,
was in Logan today confering with To-
cal agents, j. G. Knowles and Willard
Hanson. Mr.. Wood is an Indiana
man, having come from a town very
near our old home and of course we
were more than pleased to see him.
He has a suite Of rooms i'm the Com
mercial block, Salt Lake, and Is doing
a big business.
The trouble which has existed be-
tween the A. c. and town boys has
been amicably settled. Some Of the
latter made apologies to the college;
Egbert moved their acceptance and
Santchi seconded the motion This
virtually puts an end to the matter.
The A. c. students then profrered to
sell tickets for the coming game be-
tween the Logan boys and the High
School Of Ogden, and to support the
former team at the game. "All's well
that ends we'll"
The A. G. students are whetting
their appetites for the great game
with the University which is to. be
played here on Nov. 18th. The N.
&. u, which beat the A. c. by score
of p to 0, plays the U. of U. Nov. /.
The following Saturday they play
here with the a. c. and the next Sat-
urday after that comes the game with
the U. Of U. SO the three teams
which are recognized as the leaders of
the state will establish which is the
champion by the three games.
Those who have been unable to dis
tinguish difference between Repub-
lican and Democratic administration
of local affairs may be cited to the
work done at the recent fire. Samuel
Holt as watermaster is supposed to
look after the water supply and see
that sufficient quantity is on hand
and though the fire occurred at a late
hour at night, Mr.. Holt was at his
post Of duty and there was no delay
on that score. When the fire depart
ment arrived on the scene, everything
was in perfect order-no leaks in hose.
no inability to make proper connec-
tons, no lack OF water-as was once
The common thing. In fact the one
and only difficulty was that furnished
by pair of balky horses, which are
Democratic holdovers.
Last week the Journal said that IL
he Tribune, Senator Kearns or any
,ne wanted to bet that Cache will 10
Republican next Tuesday, all they
lad to do was to produce the money.
The inference was that the people
whom the Journal represented (for no
me supposed that the institution was
.alking for itself did not care to In.
lulge in "small-fry" betting but want
ID something big. OF course the Trib |
md kearns were bluffed out, but Tom
smart offered from $1,000 to $1,000
hat two-thirds of the Republican
ounty ticket would be elected. He
vas not taken up, and the Journal on
Thursday says Tom was running a |
'luif; that he knows there are few men
n the county who are able to bet
! 200. Isn't this big fall after defy
ng the kearns barrel" Did the
ournal mean that their following
'anted to make 25c. bets. If they had
leant business and no single man
'anted to bet as much as 81 900, why
idn't they club together and take the
ct. Even II Smart was blutiing, the
luff worked.
Mr.. John A. Hendrickson of the
ache Knitting Works has been the
ictim of circumstance that have kept
i'm from doing a very handsome |