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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-13

The following is piece of 'hot
STUFF from the pen of man who
knows newspapers and who also knows
their readers. If the readers of the
The Republican, and other papers as
well, will read this, then cut 1t out
and paste it in their bonnets, 1t will
serve a good purpose. Newspapers as
whole come in for an enormous
amount of criticism from ignora-
muses. who couldn't run wheelbar-
row, nor conduct patent medicine
almanac and naturally this finally
becomes nauseating. The Republican,
like some others, gets little of this
"know-it-all" jargon and we offer the
following for the consideration of that
class Of individuals.
A newspaper is like a man-because,
generally it reflects some MAINLAND 1t
should be judged as man should be
judged; largely and on the whole. No
man lives perfect life; no editor
prints perfect paper. If an editor
is honest he Is bound to offend some-
one every day of his life; If he doesn't
offend someone, the editor is namby-
PANTY and fiabby. The same thing
is true of the average man. A news
paper is bound to make mistakes; in
getting news it must necessarily take
hear-say. But If, in the long run and
in the main, day after day and year
after year paper stands for decency,
for honest thinking and clean living,
If it speaks fair for those who are try
ing to do good, and condemns sneaks
and cheats and low persons, that is
good paper.
Every newspaper and every man has
to ask for charity from its friends.
If a man or a newspaper got its deserts
life would be series Of miseries.
Every man takes more from life, than
he gives; he is in the red at the bank
of public kindness, for no one can give
to mankind all he takes from civiliza-
tion, which is mankind's gift to him.
The same again Is true of newspaper.
1t is weak and human In errors; it gets
much from the times that now are;
1t gives less to them than they do 1t.
The modern newspaper could not have
run in other times. So when the
reader condemns newspaper be
should stop and think what would
happen if he, too, were judged on his
merits with all the truth about him
known Of men. The faults of the news
paper are plain-after the paper is
out. A mans faults may be hidden.
There are deeds done in darkness.
But the newspaper cannot do them
what it does for good or Iii must be
done in the sight of all men.
So when you find something in your
home paper or any other that displeaSes
you, gentle reader, hold your temper
and your tongue; think what would
happen If the editor knew everything
you did and said. And if the Lord
could forgive Mary of Magdalene-
Judging her in large way, crediting
her many virtues and her good deeds
against those that were weak, may
not erring human men, overlook an
occasional three line item that they
dislike in their family newspapers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-13
Examination and Consultation Always Free
THE PROPER PRESERVATION is A MATTER THE MOST
EARNEST CONSIDERATION OF EVERY
ORDINARY COMMON SENSE

The abuse the discovery Of
defects entirely unknown science fifteen of which
necessa the of especially occasions This the
result being fitted not only by entirely incompetent with
lenses naccuay ground and badly
mpa the accommodation
lions the to whom Looking travel
advertised
that but short time previous had
auconeer Butte
people have received
live state month from the 1st
to the St lhave graduated at
Europe show testimonial of each town
whereI visit regularly every months
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-13
Mrs. r. 1. stevenscon,s Home.

"Vanumanutangi." which is Samoan
for the home of the singing bird" Is
the name given to her new residence
in the Santa Cruz mountains of Cali
fornia by Mrs. Robert Louis Steven
son. The spot is in one of the quiet
est parts OF the great blue mountain
and much like the old home at Val
lima. Mrs. Stevenson had a house.
warming recently. where she made
welcome all the leading social and lit
erary lights of San Francisco.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-13
A. Peterson & co.
LOCAL INVESTORS.

Real Estate Loans, Insurance and Col
lections. We buy, sell and exchange
Real Estate. We make deeds, mort
cages, wills, etc. We will-place your
money on good interest and First class
security. We write Life, Fire, Acct
dent and Health Insurance. I'VE col
lect all kinks Of Indebtedness. Es-
tates in old world special attention.
We respectfully solicit your business.
Office, Main st. p. o. Box 1853.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-13
go SAM MORRIS On.
1.-The PEDDLERS CLAIM

Mr.. Morris was always the true
artist, never for one moment during
the long part of Moses Levi did he
lose his character. Morris is one of
the strongest comideans seen here
this season.-Salt Lake Tribune.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-13
DIR. p. NJ. PAULSON.
DENTIST.

Best Set of Teeth. $1,000
Filling Teeth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
Cleaning Teeth ................. LOO
Highest class Crown and Bridge
Work at most reasonable prices. All
work guaranteed. Teeth extracted
without pain. Office over U. o. store.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-13
pritaln's Largest Lighthouse.

Britain's largest lighthouse is the
Skerryvore. 1t contains 4.3Os tons of
masonry and cost s450.26S. 1t was
built in 1874.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-13
PALACE RESTAURANT

under new management of VIM. VAN
NOY q co. Regular dinner from II
to p. M, daily, 25c. Short orders at
all hours. Private rooms for Ladies
and Parties. The best the market af-
fords.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-13
VIENNAsBAKERY.

has the best in allskinds of Bakery
Goods-Bread, Cakes, Pies and Can
dies. We give the Best MONDAY
Lunch. Give us a trial. 80 West
First North Street.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-02-13
FAT MAN WAS SLICK
AND THE LITTLE MAN WAS TAX.
ING NO CHANCES.

s!eepins-car Comedy Replete With
Humor-Porter Aids Constituencies
Heavyweight in Very up.to.Date
Confidence Game-A Complete Sue
cess.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-04
FOSTER

spesi Corespo11e1cs
Poster March I've are having a
co-til1sti0z q u1fzv1rz5Is weather.
Ao11t hair a. i1cs q E-5w fs- Issi
--gnt tut sl uent assay -oszy
u ls almost planting tl-e z-l rery
'eE have made any starr t5Ez-5s pre-
parng fo- planting u Is aI-os. lu-
possible f0T the farmers % Go any
t.lng un5er the existing coalitions q
me Eeztker.
There have bes- a considerable nun
5sT o. eatile died IL this part We
have been Informed that VIII Reeves
has lost lis entire bu-ch o. about
.Eenty-dve head. He thinks there
las possibly been some other csRse
-ather than poverty causing then 10
de. as be has fed them yery sell
Feed Is getting scarce a1d 10 The
Eeatner coutinges unfaT0r4bls there
Eil be a great many more cattle die.
Ton HOEertoa Jeff today for Wasn't
"a county. Ok-ahoma. where he bought
a place and make bis future home.
A rather serious and EomeEhzt
.augha5le aEair occurred e. the resi-
ieuce % one o. our neIghhors last
saturday evening While the supper
,a5ie vas spread a sauce bottle getting
TOO hot took occasion 20 i1mp On The
dishes and smash them % pieces. Then
the heating stove got So hot that the
piping fell OF. and through sympathy
toF the inmates o. the room a candy
bucket sat on the stove Ehere the pipe
should be 70 srsp the smoke ia. A
toy pistol wanting 10 take a hand 10
the affair vas accidentally drowned In
The water bucket
There is some sickness ln the coun.
try, especially IA grippe
We learn that Rube Harris Is TO
move 70 near Naples. l. T. soon. We
regret rey much 10 lose Ar. Harris
and family from our community. but
hope he will be benefited both socially
and financially. Ar Harris has been
sery liberal buyer and trader in live
stock IN this community and viii BE-
greatly missed b. IS -asa ne nave
COW or yearling 70 sell
An osncisl plat of cur town has been
received with the advice that The same
had been approved
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-04

A Ck-r,sss s-z1rsusrt oates "a -
r.--f-E frc-- -is eI-1-l--s q I'D cI-1s
..s-wss1 t1.s r-ra--s &C tas e'1-r-t---s
r,Er-lss- TLess cards Co. E1-r Els-rl--s
are l---a-asa 51.e1-1s--s rlu1s- -1s
Sc @ q 11-se tlE-ks- L1ey are l--
-s1--1Et fer re ress1l tlst thsT are
-s=d a. sTl1e-cs T. c1ss q 1-s1 rrs--
zs--s il ths f1-urs- TTs sel51z hslr
T. CE--l q t--ka1 gE-=-s--s Net
fs g-1--el lz---- te se--ls1 -.st f-'-
y r=cC--se is hsc to the law ard th=
.1tze uE-EllT l-r1sss e c1e uIc- ths
parry VIC has tr1Ee- tie c---r1c-
Tbs ehlef l-al1s-- Co a Cl-1ss@ E--r-
rage e the arrival q -ts trl5s II Le-
bridal cc-1=s before -Ls h1lsz C her
choseu see Tat s. Q 81 fa--o ful1-l-
rent q TIE cC-trzc-- TIE ve11l1E 5-y
tstsrZl1ef - Tie p1re1-s C TIE
zroou- ne imperial cals111r ut-ss
TIE lDcky days. and % s1ch 11ys TIE
- called r=1 celstrzrio-s tlEe place.
10th IN the cites and uol1rry-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-04

IL - so1e-i13es s-pl.os-d ~ T@rso-s
iDperfectly iEf0rled i- 1ecf11l-s nat
a lOrg screwdrirer gives greater lsr-
eraze than a short cDe- This, bow
ever. g. Incorrect TIE sc-io1 q 4
serswdriver. tie pressure On wtich Is
direct is uot Orb any way arr i1-0Cs %
that q q lever TIE s1p.eTlorlrT O q
lgLE screwlriTer rests simply ca tWo
flc-s-1rsr TC- can EeDeraly 81 q
better eTip o. il-E sfeulrive- tLll
O. q sb0rr C-s and can brilg the whole
weight q --e body and s-reuEth q tt=
arms o. bar o. lr- and, secou1- the tor
sion o. -be iron lu q bong s--ewdrlver
cones ln % s-pp.sUeut the force EN-
ployed- The only way il wAicl lever
aEe can cc.e % is 10 co1Decr01 with
the brsadth q the point q the screw-
driver. and even tbs c0uuts Ter 10th
ing bey08d The breadth q TIE hezd of
lie sgreE
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-04
WAS CONVICTED
ice ~ ssrry Ma Fsgns csHty c.
ths Cri-ns e PefJgr,.

ice ~. Berry Hss Fsgne c.Ht, C
tas crins q P.rJgr,.
Osi1h91z City. March g-Tae g1-y
in gre Gaze q Joe y. Berry. c1arres
with having uttered perlury in ne
preliminary hearing - Elmer 2. Brou-
charg=l ul-h TIE murder q WE.Lzr.
7. McMlchze.. retained a fnzI YER
-lc, yesterday morning A. lI-l5
A5o1t 3 oclock the jury retarnea
Eirh q verdict bat Juror Davis az
1Og1csc thst sane vas M Eatisfac-
,o-y 70 hiu and asked erliEhte-ne1t
q certain portions q ths courts IL
stFu-.0-s. after whlcA the tury re-
turned % iis room and returned With
a verdict q guilty.
Attorney Resyis. Tor the defense
ASKED a poll for the iu-y. and every
,urynan responded that the verdict
sas entirely EaiiEfaciory.
Under the law The Judge car sent
snce the guilty nan 70 iHaprisouneut IL
tae peulteunsry f0r tern o. from
Eve o. ten years TIE court has uot
yei passed sentence upon Berry.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-04
Mask and Face.

Masks are % very ancient origin IN
a tomb 300 years old AZ Myoene. Dr.
SchLeu1uu found two bodies with
faces covered ~ masks of gold. One
0f the masks represented the head %
a Ion. Among ancient G-eeks TIE lion
mask was a sign q dlstiDctiou- With
the Peruvians o. Old il Tas a marx of
royal lineage. In grave o. consldera-
be antiquity in Peru a silver mask
was found on the head Of a muzmy.
The mummy % q prince who lived 10
the reign OF Rameses II. discovered in
a small vault AZ Memphis. IN Egypt
had a MASK o. gold leaf over the face.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-04

An Upstart Irish squire went 20 az
cd squire for advice as 70 sending &
chzllel g.
He1ly q L0gghilnst0wu." sid -.
has tlre1teued % pul NE BY the DOse
Ekeuever be meets ne. What would
Y0u advise ne % d0f7
HAS be really us=d that threstTT
asked the squire.
He has
Wen s4d the squire. IN tell you
what 70 dO-soap your nose well and
il viii slip through bis fingers"
Perhaps the most coutemptUous dec
linatl0u q a challenge was that q an
lrish geltle ian of the old scL0- 2,
Plight with him. be exclaimed. Z
would rather 70 10 ny grave without
q dghi--Kansas City Independent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-04
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hare t.o-E.r re A. 2 B-t- rro-e-r
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s1 r9U Az Go ul- ~ CrEzzl1e5 so1-
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r--E 20 V-gz-su005 l--l grants. a.
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I-sa tz-- -kz- l---. grants are -1--
l-E TteT co.e whether invited q,
p-1rl5s5 f9r o- nj TIE real es-ats
agent is z-vzgs o. hz-5 20 gre ths-
q ha15 ar1 ne raj ads so-e u-es
s1d tsls ls tbeir b-si-esz Bat ray
-zr-o- a rev z-t gr9El1g t9En O,
afy make q fair AID czntid show "a
of tae Advantages q a place. and se-.
its literature % t5ose vhO wo-i.
7 -zke cesirztle citze-st
wg1newood has this isez ard 80
proposes 70 furnish i-formztio- n
2eog-e seeking god hozes. and F1ct
-uforza-io1 e. nay - relied On
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-04

TIE aDcie1t Greeks thought that all
creatures except cats had souls and
t11t that animal lost its soul through a
bargain made between a bridge srchi-
teci s-d the devil The architect lad
besCught TIE devil 70 get bis help In
constructing m exceedingly dangerous
bridge structure. and his Satanic mai
esty Caly consented 70 lend aid on con
dition that the frst creature TO cross il
should lose is soul
Tbs was agreed upon. the bridge
6nish-d in due time and the devil sent
20 the opposite side 70 await bis prey
TAe sArewd architect took good care TO
send e czt over before any human BE-
Ing was allowed 70 cross. on learning
% the bargain the cat recrossed the
bridge and scratched the architect 5
eyes ont
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-04
HsM RECORDING sul

h1skogee. March At is generally
Conceded here that the new recording
bin which hHes the boundaries Of the
recording districts Of the Indian Ter.
IiiOry has also practically hred the
county lines and the county seats.
There are twenty-five recording dis
iricts and these viii almost necessa.
rily become counties and the court
towns county seats for the reason that
were the counties formed With differ.
ent boundary lines. it would throw the
records Of one county in another coun.
" which was formerly a part Of the
same recording district
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-04
POSITION EXPLAINED.
e. Minority Lsa1sr-Pronnised Trust
Lesisistion Requires Extra Session.

e. Minority Lsassr-Pronnisea Trgs,
LegiSistion Requires Extra Session.
Washington. Mar 3.-Min0rity LEAD
Or Jas d Richardson beIleves tha,
the country viii condemn the action
% This congress .n adi0uruing wth-
out doing something more effective
than ii has done or proposed 10 DO
iH the handling of the trust question
There are other measures. including
revision u the tarE. Tor which the
president has urgently asked. nat this
congress Ell adjourn without acting
upon. Therefore Mr.. Richardson thinks
that an extra session Of congress is
Necessary 10 The public welfare. Win
something o. this conviction In mins
be vii tom0rr0w. u be can get the
floor. explain the animus Of ,he Deni-
ocTatic resistance to Republican meth
DDS n procedure and take occasion 10
point out the hagrant dereliction and
false pTetenses of the dominant party
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-04
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-04

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cis-s. s-lrrl ur-rt- o. q yea Ike. A.
rieE- Iu-l If ls rae Ls1EusEe q Hci-
L-l 1s -ltt -z-rEge was written
Et.--t 80 ye1rs q 80 It j. the lz1gu1 20
q --e L.---1 B-tle and Te-y uuch re-
ss-liss CIR cu- a--ror-1ed rsrsiou ln
81 s-T --v AID flrecr-ess q style
i j. t1e lzEE-EEe q tie D-tch psalm
ED1 Gesl1E ts.1Es and q The devo-o1-
a. wCrks q o1 Du-ch s.vl1es. which
make % tks t1lzDce q tie Dutch
fl--s-s' literature Do it are also writ
tex wrrT tr1r-s ard a few de-s0-ioual
wc-Es ty living ministers q ths Dutch
E=f1--s-1 eIurc-. 10 The Boer ulerer-
% yol 1ut l.- % ls tie language o.
tis cE-rcL and 90 tls re ZION. TITS Is
tts D-tcl iz--uEe wt.eh The leaders
C -1e I--1l Afrlks1ler party are de-
t=---l1s-1 t1 preserVe- lt is never $50
Eel ty Afrits D1ers among Themselves
LcusFer. ard j j. Dever written gram
Ultc1lF ty tbeu 10 their correspoui-
e-ce- Tie Bo=E las 10 fear that bis
Il H1-s-tazL- Cape Dutch. viii de out
b-r fears tla. his children viii forget
C neglect 70 learn the language Of his
c1urI : 11d % hls forefathers-
The ttlri D1tch language might be
eall-1 U1deru literary o. high Dutch
that is. The language written and
spoken ty eiucat=d Hoilanders Of to-
day- u j. Cord. involved IN construc-
don ard very artificial 10 style as con-
pared with Tie language % the Dutch
B-1,e Us pronunciation has also
ck1--=i considerably 90 the interval.
suf =rel an etuczteI Dutch speaking
A:r-kl-5sr listening 20 a voiuble Hol-
lllder c-1 hardly make head or tail
q WEat 1e j. saying Scotsman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-04

According 20 q local tradition. proba.
big invented. SayviIle. y. Y, received
its rzlle 4u q peculiar fashion. The
settlers we7e gathered in debate upon
the shore. trying 20 agree upon a name
for tLe place. and ole after another
proposed his suggestion with. say.
how 20 this to:- After many sugges-
tons had been rejeCted some one bar.
rsn o.. Imagination but sensitive OF ear
proposed that the cft repeated word
Say b made the hrs; syllable OF the
name ald that willie Be- added as the
second syllable The Idea took. and.
says tie legend then and there the
settlement vas chrstened Ssyyille.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-04
1EssaL
srs,lal c.reErssssaes

Ersrzl Cor eFrc-ce-ce
~~sr r Msrrt 1-ADo-t a.
--t 81 srou ssu hs-s .ast 1izat 5ut
a. fzF- mslr1E zHsY.
or srhool is not i- session TO-DAY
owtrE 70 tts rnow-
TIE Nezs q paper D1bLa1e5 a. thif
t,u- has Zen disconfi1Be8 from tss
ARK u s1pport Just Eho is 20
t1z-s Is hard % tel
Pr9f Martin Mccain u COuz1cEs
.Es 3ee- Saying wifh relatives ners
t.e pas. week. bst iefi for The Choc-
az Ns-o- sun1sY
TIE s-0ck q goods oszs5 - e =
B-lszss & CO. Las been p8rchzss6 sy
u o Han E CO NJ Bridges rstiri=g
from business
Mrs Perry. mother d Mrs.. J. 4
Peslor. arrived home today after an
ertended yish 70 her son IN Arkansas.
James staley of Fleetsoos wzs n
c1r burg Sunday.
Mrs A-s1zndra. froL- Ennis. Texas
is visiting her son. J r Little
Mrs Emma wsliinE of Grsnite o.
T. ls spending a few days rita
frien1s il Te-rzI this week
Cay Bei5i1 vho ls nos Rock Isl-
and clerk a. Caico Texas. is visitiEg
bouefoiks here thiE Eeek
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-03-04

The erOrt 20 draw party lines iu the
coming city election tailed 0f q while
ba1k fOunc verT fsE supporters. What
Virifa needs and must have. - the
best that csn Be Ea;heFed from al
political parties Sziignsl politics Co
nOi touch yinitz municipal ahas=s a
sirOng pull ard a pul altogether is
What Ne Nant-Fiuita Chieftziu
TIE policy expressed by the Chief
tain has been stOuiiy maintained by
she Artnorelfe since the Incorporation
Of the city Of Ardnore 4 move %
draw party lines Eas ar one tine made
~ the Republicans. but % failed o.
support IN the o D. except By the
ofice holding Republican A hmi-
lar move Eaa also made b. The Dem
ocrats but failed f0r some reason.
Mes tOEna that are struggling to build
themselves into cltes have 10 time
% BE- quarrei.ng over national DllI.
ties. AL national parties should unite
into one party for the uDbundlng %
The town