The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-11-15

The democrats Of salt Lake praise
City Chairman L. Il. Martineau to-
the limit and win G. Farrell, secrc.
| tary, comes in for no less laudation
Both are claimed by Cache county and
! it is gratifying to their friends and
acquaintance here to know they can
"cut the ice" in Salt Lake as well as
! anywhere else. IL is said that Lyman
ran campaign that was hummer,
and the statement is made that it
cost the "unterriied" no less than
Sl.00 a minute TO keep up the pace
during the four days preceding cleo.
ton. That figures out about $4,000,
and this is considered very conser.
vative estimate.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Smith cIle.
brated the fifteenth anniversary of
their wedding ON Saturday evening at
their cosy little home on the Island
At 9 O'Clock nicely prepared supper
was served and enjoyed by all, after
which the parlors were again occup-
led and singing, music and games
were INDUCED in until midnight
The invited guests were: Messrs
and Mesdames J II. Edw rds, r. NJ,
Smith, Mrs. Marion Smith, j H.
Edwards Gotlieb Smith, Albert Bern
ston, Jas. NJ. Smith, Robert Smith
Jas. McNiel, Jos. T. Wilson Jr, IIo-
ratio Hawks, Ellen Adams, Alexander
Smith and Nephi Carlson.
when Knighthood was in Flower
comes to the Thatcher opera house
Saturday night, the 18th. Roselc
Knott is leading woman OF this COM
pany. She is very capable actress
and is said to be supported by strong
company. Those who keep up with
the best Of current fiction were
, charmed with "When Knighthood
was in Flower" Charles Majors
splendid work of few years ago The
: play is a most beautiful creation por-
: traying story Of heart interest. The
, theatre.going public will hardly miss
this show. for it is easily one Of the
, very best Of the seasons bookings
The Poultry Department at the a
G. Of U, has new head this year.
"Student Life the college paper thus
introduces him. -. Willard Bolte
has charge Of the poultry department,
, filing the vacancy created by the re-
/ signaton of Prof Dryden Bote is
! native OF Chicago, where he received
his early education. Later, he did
r time at the Evanston High School and
g Lewis institute, entering Michigan
. Agricultural College in 1901. He was
graduated at that institution last
4 June. Mr.. Bolte informs us that he
$ is American for three generations
+ back; that he parts his name in the
middle, and is engaged, He is also a
member of the National Agricultural
= Fraternity, Alpha Xeta."
e Many Logan people felt the earth.
n quake shock that startled Salt Lakers
" and Ogdenites Saturday afternoon
If about $3.50. In fact the shock was
I severe enough to alarm some of those
t. in upstair business rooms, and there
a was rush for the street. The writer
n Of this was sitting at his desk and
(. suddenly felt the peculiar sort OF sea
y sickness that an earthquake shock
/. brings to many people, but until il
IN nl nj n (
Il were swinging and the building sway
# ing, this arrangement of the gizzarC
u was attributed TO the extreme rich
is ness OF the Lincoln'S culinary efforts
r To the writer, who took note Of Tho
n direction in which the lamps were
II swaying and the apparent direction Of
= the quaking, the shock seemed to bt
is travelling north and south, rather
q than east and west as stated in the
~ daies from the south Many on The
, streets at the time felt no shock
70 while others insist that it was very
N noticeable.
4 The next lecture in the A. C.
and B. Y. College lecture course
$, vii! be given on Friday evening ir
"a the Brigham Young College. Rev
!" Frank {. Bruner will deliver hi;
ID delightful and humorous lecture
j. entitled "UnCIe Billy and Aun
S Harriet"
- Within the past few months consd
ID cradle talk has been INDUCED in re
10 gardiDg the Richmond tabernacle
d. some people claiming that the walls
IA OF the structure are not sufficiently
y strong to bear up under the weight o
l. the roof During our recent quarter
ly conference, President +. NJ. Ly
man and Others visited the buildin,