The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-08-05

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having calls from all over the county
in his line.
An extra good bill is promised for
next week at the opera house. The
feature of the bill will be "Gone but
Not Forgotten" by the Galatians
Chas. Fairburn, song and dance artist,
and Bard g. Rynnerson, comedy
sketch team, will make their initial
appearance and according TO press
notices are extra good Frank Baugh
will sing the illustrated song and the
moving pictures have been specially
ordered from San Francisco. The
curtain will raise on the funny one act
farce my Man Dempsey"
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Marshall came
home from Portland Thursday even
ing. Fred says the fair is a great ex.
hibition but that he enjoyed looking
over the country more than anything
else In his opinion nothing north
west of here compares favorably with
Cache valley The Grand ROunde
country comes nearest, but even there
water is lacking. Fred returns more
thoroughly in love with Cache than
before, and while it's as warm travel
ing as it is now proposes to contne
his trips to occasional wades up Logan
river i'm the cool of the evening.
The Board Of Managers of the
Cache Commercial club met WedneS-
day evening and decided to enlarge
the clubs quarters, put in COmbina.
ton poolan billiard table, arrange for
a card room and such other social feat
urcs as may be deemed necessary to
the life Of the club. The entire suite
of rooms at the rear, Just opposite the
present club rooms will probably be
secured. The present quarters are
very tasty well fitted, and decidedly
attractive. This new addition will
give the club setting exceeded by
few towns Of this size, and no doubt
add much to the pleasure Of at least
some Of the members. The bust
ness end of the club is not being neg
lected in any sense, as some very
efficient work has been done lately
and it is hoped that good results may
be announced before u great while.
Assistant J. Z. Law is in charge temp
orarily.
Friday morning there stood tied to
the rail in front of THE REPUBLICAN
Office a horse that attracted the atten-
tion Of every passerby by its unkempt
condition. Every bone in its anatomy
was plainly visible, and it appeared as
though hardly able to stand. yet the
owner had it hitched TO a buggy and
no doubt is using it regularly as a
work OF driving horse. The animals
is clearly the result of negli-
gence and lack of something to eat,
yet the owner, whom we know, would
feel insulted If we should
say he is an extremely poor man.
There is absolutely no excuse for such
inhumanity and we respectfully sug-
geSt that the owner either quit driv-
ing the animal and feed him until he
is in shape, or take his bones to the
Following this warning,
we will take great pleasure In filing a
complaint against the owner Of that
horse should we again happen to see
him driving the animal in its present
and we respectfully suggest
this plan to Others who may have
been riled by this inhumanity. With
the plentifulness of feed at the pres
emit low price, no man can offer excuse
for not feeding his animals.
This baseball business is u great
thing, especially that part of it which
has to do with keeping professional
team in an amateur town. Before our
$500 calamity was fastened onto the
fans, Joe Squires signed as witness Of
a contract which one Pietro de Gal
ganario made with nobody in particu-
lar, in which he agreed to play ball
for S75 month. This agreement is
really a picturesque affair, but the
most picturesque feature of the whole
thing is the recent letter from promi-
nent Logan attorneys giving Joe a
courteous notice that he is to be sued
for said Pietro de Galganario's salary.
When Joe got this notice he sat down
Immediately and wrote a check for
the full amount and begged the at
torneyS to send him the promiscous
lot OF bills they must have in their
possession, as he would like to pay
them all and get through with it. One
time Joe was witness when an
aeronaut fell from a balloon, and since
he is expected to pay GalganO's salary
because he was witness to a contract
Galgano signed, he feels now that he
should have been held responsible for
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