The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-10-12

Albert Jenkins has bought the pool
rooms of James Wood located over
the Hub clothing store on Main
street.
co TO j. ANDERSON'S FOR
BARB WIRE. YOU WILL SAVE
MONEY.
A man from Washington county. re-
Gently in Salt Lake, offered TO bet
that the republican state ticket would
be elected there. 1t will be remcm-
bered that years ago, Washington
county stood at par with Cache
county as to her solid democracy, but
year after year there has been
change Of sentiment so that the above
results are anticipated.
OF all the boistrous, rowdy, almost
criminally disgraceful set of young
sters ever permitted to escape from
their paternal homes, that bunch
from the Salt Lake high school which
came to Logan last Saturday is about
the worst that ever happened. From
the time the boys arrived at the Lin
coin hotel it was absolutely impOs-
siblc TO think, eat or sleep in peace or
quictudc, At their meals each boy in
the bunch talked louder than Brig
Piper did at the show Monday night
and all talked whstled and sang in
the same breath. Their first night
was an up-and-down affair, but moth
ing compared with the second Sat
urday night the boys were up all
night-they upset the furniture Of the
rooms they occupied tore the sheets
and pillow cases, took the stoves
apart, scattered cheese, crackers and
refuse all over tie floors, removed bed
clothing from rooms they didn't
occupy, played cards until three
o'clock, chased up and down the stair
way, scuflied, ripped and snorted until
day-break. Mrs. Hanks, the proprie-
tor, requested the boys to be fairly
decent and they finally quoted down.
No other bunch of foot ball or baseball
boys ever acted that way in Logan.
The Ogden boys who were here the
Saturday before, were gcntlemanly
bunch through and through and caus-
ed no disturbance. Other gangs have
stopped at the same place and have
been all that could be expected. The
Salt Lake youngsters probably felt
that they had struck country town
and were out for time. Their
mothers should spank them until
their noses bleed and then give them
a Mrs. Caudle lecture on Behavior
When Abroad"
If you want good rooms, clean beds
and good meals at reasonable prices
60 to the FREMONT hotel.
1t will undoubtedly be a source Of
qualification to the public in genera
to know that the officials have taker
cognizance of the fact that the Novel
ty Theatre management is attempt
to inaugurate in this city featur,
that is wholly Observation-Disclosures
evening performances. Although
performance was given last Sunday
evening, it was carried out without
the permission of the council or Off
cials. This is matter that rightly
comes before the council, and unit
that body gives consent the Official:
will see to it that the novelty is clos
ed on Sunday in the future. The wri
ter witnessed at least portion OF The
performance Sunday evening, and is Of
the belief that there Is nothing refined
or elevating about it,--whOlly unfit tC
serve as a counter attraction to the
religious services held in the various
places of worship. A man and woman
sang something sacred and it wa
nothing more than burleSque
They we're followed by a loud-yoiceC
female who sang coon song in wa.
that would reflect credit on the blacl
face she was initiating. Some lOca
people were inyeigled into the atfai
as performers, and we give then
; credit for not having thought abou
the matter carefully. Just what tn,
rest of the performance was make
little difference. People there Sa,
that it was of the same character a
the first part. At any rate it is
money making proposition, not SACRED
in any sense, and is calculated t
attract the very element that tn,
various religious organizations would
like to secure. The REPUBLICAN !
pleased to say that the performance
at the Novelty during the week hav
been praised highly, there being moth
ing out of place other than some rot
ten coon songs. The place has bee
well patronized it's said, and tn
management should be content to lie
nc hovn a paacaah la Sunday II