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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-15
Natures Defense,

How are children so often able
without injury to swallow such sharp
lhings as pins, needles, tacks and bits
OF glass? The secret, as disclosed by
Dr. Albert ENner Of Vienna. lies in
the fact that, when pointed or sharp.
edged body comes in contact with the
lining of the stomach or intcstines.
the part touched contracts and puck.
erS SO as to thicken itself in that
place. At the same time it withdraws
ltsef In such a manner as to form a
little pocket and gradually twists the
OBJECT around so as to turn the edge
or point away, pushing the thing
along.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-15
To Stop Sneezina.

There are times when to sneeze is
to be embarrassed, said a society
man; lat a dinner table, a social tunc.
ton of some sort or in the theater,
for example; but most people con.
sole themselves with the thought that
1t is something that cant be prevent.
ed. They are mistaken In this be.
lief however for it can be prevented.
and by very simple expedient. When
one feels the premonltory symptoms
of a sneezc coming on, II he will Just
press firmly down on the lip on either
side of and little below the nostrlls.
the symptoms will gradually die on
and the sneeze VIII be avoided. Lon.
don Answers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-15
Ready for Trains Jump.

An esteemed contemporary, the
Eastern Utah Advocate says in its
news columns of recent issue: "A
newly married couple from Emery
county took their first ride on rail.
road train during their wedding trip
last week. He was explaining things
with knowing air, when presently
he saw a cattle guard, which from his
Point of view was mistaken for
fence across the track. Leaning back
in his seat he excitedy exclaimed:
Jump"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-15
In the District Court of Cache
County, State Of Utah.
John Wyatt. Jr..

vs. rlai"n", SUMMONS
Mrs, Frank kilfoylc, christian name un-
known Mrs, Andrew L. kilfoyle. christian
name unknown Walter l.. Kilfoylc. Laura
V. kilfOyle, Martha kifoylc Weight. Millie
kilfoyle Daigh, Rilla snyder, Luna SNYDER
sina snyder, Frank snyder. Gideon snyder
Brigham snyder, Greedy snyder. GRAFTON
snyder, Jennie snyder. Louis A. snyder
Nellie Thenot, Willard h. Snyder, Wesley
kilfoyle, Thomas Vinegar. Rilla Marley
Martha Pgyne William Vinegar. Alvin Wine
gar, Rachel Vinegar Frank Vinegar. James
kilfoyle, Deseret n. Archibald. Margaret
smith. Mary Smith Bailey, Deseret smith
Loishman, Clara Smith Vaughan, Hazel
Emith. James Smith, Luclla Smith, Ora smith
Rllla smith Haslm. Farley smith, defendants
The state OF Utah to said defendants:-
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after the service of this sum
mons upon you, II served within the county
In which this action Is brought, otherwise
within thirty days after service, and defend
the above entitled action; and In case of yOur
failure 50 10 do, Judgment will br rendered
against you according 10 the demand OF the
complaint, copy OF which Is herewith served
upon YOU
James C.NaltcrS,
Attorney for plaIntin
% \, Main ST, Logan. Utah.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-15
How the Frenchman Read His Book

"A curious way to read a book was
what ! saw the other day coming up
from New Orleans" said J. T. Simp.
son of Chicago 1T was in Pull.
man sleeping car, and we had a pref.
ty good crowd of northbound tourists.
Among them was queer looking
Frenchman at least judged he was
such. On his seat | noticed a dozen
paper back novels Shortly after
breakfast he began reading one OF
these at the open window by his
seat. AS soon as he finished a page
he tore 1t off neatly and threw it out
the window. The books were all in
French, and before we got to Atlanta
he had read three and scattered the
French printed pages for hundreds OF
miles. Atlanta Constitution.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-15
Way Is Open to All.

A platform is not necessary to tho
performance Of a duty. A gallery ia
40, requisite. Patrick Henry's honor
ana iearlessness of personal conse.
quonces in the performance OF tbe
work that lay before him have inscrih-
ed his name on the roll of fame II is
open to all of us to be honest and
honorable, brave in the tasks that
fat" places in our way, Exchange
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-15
How Mebster Got Even

Daniel Webster wrote after Contiu-
ucd provocation to the editor uf a
newspaper which had referred to his
private affairs and especially to his
not paying his debts. He said: 1t
is true that | have not always paid
my debts punctually, and that owe
money. The cause of this is that |
have not pressed those who owe me-
for payment. As an instance of this
enclose your fathers note, made to
me thirty years ago, for money lent
him To educate his boys Rehoboth
Sunday Herald.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-15
Doe Tax Notice.

Persons owning dogs will take notice
that the tax on them is now d, lin
quent. All owners of dogs are re-
to pay their license at once.
or the law will be enforced,
EMER CROCKETT,
City Marshal
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-15
SlaVery's Emblem.

1t is lawful to go without a vest;
1t is permissible, when OF city pave.
ments, TO carry your coat OF your
arm-Just TO show that you have
one; You may carry your hat in our
hand-same reason; but you must
wear your collar, no matter how hot
and uncomfortable It makes you. Nc
wonder the collar is an emblem of
slavery.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-15
Ladies Tailoring College

Best and Latest Methods in sewing
and drcssnaking, from the heaviest
coat or suit to the lighteSt gown.
Good openings for graduates. Call or
write for booklet. Carbon gallery
Logan, Utah. j, T.. WILSON, Mgr.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-15
Estray Notice.
state of Utah, /

State Of Utah,
IS
County OF Cache.
In the Smthfcld precinct,
have In NY possession the following de-
scribcd animal which II not claimed and
taken away, will be sold at public auction
to the highest cash bidder, at the pound
in Smithheld precinct on Monday. thel20th day
OF Feb 1893, | o'clock pm.
Description OF animal.
one black mare. about or y years old, Is
branded WA on left thigh, sharp shod,
said animal held by me to secure the pay
ment OF = damage done by said animal upon
the premises of 7. A. llillyard ON the Sth day
of February, 1908.
lmpounded the Sth of Feb. 1905.
WALTER FISHER
Poundkccper for Smithfed precinct.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-02-15
cdr. Shelf Is Here;
SIGHT IS PRICELESS!
OIUHI ID TnIUclCOOi
If you can't see per-
fectly Consult DR..
DR.. Shelf
AT The EAGLE HOTEL

DR.. SCheif has travelled
much and has found that i'm
college towns such as Logan
there Is greater trouble with
the eyes more are afflicted
than elsewhere. Students in.
lure their eyes finally neglect
to remedy the difficulty and
suffer great deal. All should
have their eyes tested and
fitted so that all can see to
the best advant lge. Properly
lifted glasses cure headache
and many other difficulties.
Eyes tested free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
SAN JUAN FRUITS FROM
COLORADO STANDPOINT.

There are many others who are
emulatlng Mr.. Aiien IN packing fruit
with beneficial results And Il la no
more than right TO state that he il not
the only one who Is giving more time
and attention 70 the hest varieties OF
fruit The Elherta peach IL becoming
a fayorte with many growers. And
the Elberia IL not the only peach
worth eating. There are several choice
varieties, and growers are packing
same 30 they reach the market In fine
shape. In this connection the Cedar
Hill district Is producing some OF the
finest peaches placed on the Durango
market this season. The fact is, there
viii not be an Improbable peach or.
ehard in san Juan county. Ia a fow
yeais, as inferior lsees are being dug
up and everywhere one sees new ones
taking their plaeea-the choicest kind.
Il Indicates progresalveueas and tariff
and In a few years the section % the
south Of us will have 20 equal In tnls
broad land.
And five acre tract well watered
viii make az economical family rich.
Durango Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

American community, IN the present
age, is contrary 10 the spirit OF our
times. and OF our boasted civilization.
we also believe that such an act
should be passed by congress prior
% the pasaaRe OF any statehood bill,
az proposed by congress for tho rea.
son that should statehood be granted
10 the territories ~ Arizona and New
Mexico, before the suppression Of
open public gambling. many years
would elapao before the legislature or
legislatures Of the now states would
cope with the evil
We, therefore. respectfully mo.
morialize your honorable bodies TO
Immediately pass such act a. may
seem most expedlont. to accomplish
the suppression II the gambling evil
In the territories OF the United
States"
II was moved that this memorial
TO congress be- signed by the modera-
tor and stated clerk of the synod and
copies forwarded 10 the speaker Of
the house of representatives and 10
the president OF the United states
senate nc Washington, n. C.. respect
lively and other religious bodies OF
the territory were requested 20 sim
Harry memorlalize congress
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
STATESMAN
CAPTURING SHARKS

The Los Angeles EXAMINE. which
arrived here yesterday, contains a
large picture OF the Hon charles
Strong aud TheO Metz, of Bsbee. To-.
gether with that OF a monster shark,
weighing 8GG pounds. strong and Metz
have been putting In considerable time
at Catalina. and are spending most OF
Il slaughtering sharks. Strong some
time since captured the largest one
that has ever been caught az Catalina.
which weighed 52i pounds, and Is sald
by some to be the largest ever captur-
ed. so that Charles has quite record.
A picture OF the 52i shark Is In the
possession Of A. Wentworth In this
city. The Examiner says
"Charles Strong. of Bisboo. Arizona.
and r, y. Metz. with o. l.. Danielson
for boatman. have been making war
on big sharks. Strong has captured
the record breaker for Catalina Island,
II not the world-a monster weighing
b2i pounds. Yesterday their catch only
weighed 3SO pounds. but the fight Il
made was more fierce than any they
had experienced After a struggle
lasting an hour or more, strong sue.
ceeded In bringing the shark alongside
the launch. and then the real trouble
began. Dauielson stoOu BY with hnr.
poun, and thrust u deep In the side OF
the creature. Instantly the shark
sounded. and nanlelson hung on until
the stern OF the launch was carried
under water up 10 the comblng. when
he was obliged 10 turn things loose
and Jet StroHg take up the struggle.
Several times the shark was brought
thrust with harpoon. u was finally
dispatched. but not until both men
were thoroughly exhausted. Tomb
stone prospector.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
DRY LAND SEEDS SClEN-
TlFICALLY DEVEL OPED

For fifteen years Robi. Gauss has
been carrying on his experiments and
has az last achieved results which he
hardly dared dream OF az first. He
now has q variety each OF wheat, oats,
barley and rye which will give 70
marSable yield without irrigation
other than that Of the regular rain.
fail on the plains, and hls experiments
with corn lead him 10 believe that he
has almost succeeded there, which
would mean that the vast prairie land
between the corn belt Of KanHas and
Nebraska and the Rocky Mountains.
where little but sagebrush now grows.
may soon be waving with corn.
For many years Mr.. Gauss has been
carrying on this work In a small way
on his property at Montclair Sterling
avenue and Muniylew boulevard. Last
summer, NJ. A. Carleton, the cereallat
of the United States Department OF
Agriculture, came 20 Denver and Wis.
ted Mr. Gauss experiment farm, and
vent back 10 Washington with reports
Of the work that had been accom-
plished. Recently, negotiations have
been opened by the government with
Mr Gauss. In which he has been asked
10 give up all his time 10 tha breeding
OF plants, the results he has had Being
30 satisfactory that the department
would Ike % have him 70 continue ON
much larger scale and on a salary
that would permit his devoting his
best thoughts and energies TO Il.
The purpOs9 OF these experiments ia
70 adapt gralns and other plant species
20 arid or semi-arid conditions. 40 thAt
they will grow on the plains of Colo.
rado without irrigation.
IL has nothing 10 DO with coil man.
ipulatlon and should not be confused
In any way with the campbell or any
similar pfoceaa Of cultivation. II 81
purely and distinctly Investigation In
plant breeding and 10 acclimatiEe the
plants from humid 20 arid conditions.
Il Is haaed on the theory that 4 plant
which for any reason endufes the
dr0uth will transmit that power OF
drouth resistance 10 ia Offspring
Mr. Carleton says that Mr.. Oauss
has been doing work not only In al.
vance of any private exnorlmentor
known 10 the government. but Il naa
beon In advance of thas accomplished
BY the government stations.
Seed "a HOWn each year from those
plants which have attained the best
growth and produced the best results
IN seeds. Notwithstanding their arid
environment. and, ~ cOuFao. shero Is
no irrigation Whetover emB,Oyed on
this experiment farm, and all tAo mOia.
luFH rUfnNn fFufa fla FnluNnII
MT Gauss began bls experiment IN
wheat breeding with the variety
known o. Improved pfc, but Il IL now
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

An unknown negro, who was prob
ably Tom Logan. Of Atchlson, Kan, &C.
cordlng To papers found In his pockets,
committed suicide by throwing him.
self In front Of the Golden State Lin.
tied, a short distance the other side
OF the Interpreting plant east OF tho
city. says the ri Paso News. The
body was literally ground to pieces,
the head being attached 10 the should.
by only thin shred OF fieFh.
The only Witness 20 the deed was a
Mexican section hand. who stood near
when the suicide was committed. Ao.
cording TO the Mexican's version OF
the story, the negro had been sitting
on the track for some little time DO.
fore the train appeared. When II came
In sight he arose, and standing until
the train was within a few feet OF
him, he deliberately threw himself un.
der the approaching wheels
The police were notified aud In co.
pany with Captain Greet Acting Cor
oner Mitchell visited the scene. The
man had been muiilate6 80 badly that
Il was found impossible TO move him
and the body was ordered buried Inn.
medlately.
The negro was unknown here. 50
far as anyone has been able 10 learn.
Baggage checks and part OF a ticket
good from El pas0 TO Phoenix, Arl.
EOna. were found on him. He alao had
about 81 in money. In a coat pocket
was found d note addressed TO Mrs
Eliza Logan, Atchlson, Kan. Il read.
In case of accident notify Mrs. Eliza
Logan, AtchisOn. Kansas, The woman
mentioned is believed 20 be his wife.
and a telegran has been sent 90 her
telling Of the death OF Tom Logan.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
THE NEW MEXICO
ENGLISH MISSION
Many Prominent MethOdiSlS
Now Silver City's
Guests.
CHURCH DEDICATION SUNDAY

The New Methodist English misuira
OF the Methodist Episcopal church was
formally opened BY preparatory acrv-
Ices held IN the Frsi N. E church ~
THIS city on sunday last, says the In
dependent.
Or a. =. Morrison. superintendent
of the mission, preached an eloquent
and forceful gospel sermon frOm
Luke, 1873, u must abide at thy
house which wRa greatly enjoyed BY
the large congregation present
ON sunday and Monday evenings.
Rev William Reace. pastor Of the
First N y. church of Roswell. con.
Quoted evongollstic eervloos IN which
conHidnrabie interest iH manifested.
Rev. keacc ~ an etcollent speaker.
and all should avail themselves Of the
privilege of hearing him. Rev. ReEce
VIII also preach this cvoning
TIE following Is the program %
services for the balance of the week
Wednesday. October ".
80. m.--Addross. Aggressive Evan
Eolism.' Rev Wilbur Fiske, of Alba
qucrque.
1880 y m.--Annual missionary scr
mon, Roy. ,, q. shively. santa W..
Tuesday. October ".
2 p. NJ Anniversary OF the Won
ans Home Missionary society, adj
drosS by Mrs, Bodkin. San Francisco.
and Mrs. A. Y. Morrison.
1880 y. Missionary anniversary
address. by Rev. G, u. Dalton, Of N
Paao and Rev Henry X. Carroll. n.
ID, OF New York city.
Friday. October -.
Ia m.-- business session.
3 p. m-AHnlveis sary OF tbe Educa-
tlonal society. Address by nr. Thomas
Harwood and Prof. c. NJ Light
7.30 D. Anniversary of the
Church Executive society. address by
Dr. A. y. Morrison, followed By evan
gellatic services.
Saturday, October i4.
2 a. m.--Busi1css session.
7.a0 D. Reception 20 Bishop j.
y, berry; address BY Hon n. O. Nc.
Clure and Rev II Van Valkenburn.
sunday, October 10.
S,90 q. m.--'1.ovo Feast" (" conducted
BY Rev. j. l.. NeemAn, Of Kehton.
Dedleation Of Tho Plp, n E. charch.
silver City Tho dedicAtory sermon
win BE- preached ~ Bishop Joseph
Berry, y, D.. l.. l.. d.. ~ Buiiai0. N. v.
bishop Berry Ia one Of the most popu
lar and eloquent divlnes IN the DE-
nomination. Il IL 20 be hoped that
every one will avail themselves of the
20 Sear him.
Al 2 O'Clock sunday morning q plat
form meeting will b. held. when sav-
efGl OF the visiting pastors wili speak.
Special music has been Arranged
for al OF these services. under ahe
direction Of Messrs. g. n. Hickman
and Reginald piAtt. The pnhlic ~
cordially invited 20 attend.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

70 Russia, 70 the extent Of over Si5,.
100000.
With her financial command over
the shah, Russia has succeeded in
making ber influence paramount at
Ieheren, and In the whole north OF
Persia. Even the Persian army Is
practically commanded BY Ruaaians.
though this means little, for the army
Is simply n collection Of ragged aio-
haTS sdans, armed with Ilnes and
can on hardly superior 10 the Kind
naed In the American revolution.
But Though RUSSIA has made north.
ern Persia almost = hascOvits poa.
session, she gains nothing tangible.
Tor the warm water ports nhe IL after
are In the south, on the Persian gulf.
and II is there that Great Britain has
so developed her influence as TO be-
come paramount
Russia wants 20 duniieate her far
eastern railway policy on a small
scale by running line from the north
% Persia 60 Bander Abbas, a small,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

way but Tor the fact that India is
separated from Persia only By the
two buffer states OF Afghanlstan and
Beluchlstan. Great Britain Is afraid
that II Russia obtains a Persian port,
Russia VIII be In a position to seri.
0usiy threaten the Britlsh occupany OF
India. So the statesmen in London
have served notice that II Russia
wants Persia she VIII have to hght
for s..
Russia has already become the pre-
dominant power n Persia, IN the 0nln.
Ion OF the snah IT'S majesty mas
Just been IN st. Petarsburg where he
has heen feied and made TO feel that
he is the only person In the world
the czar loves.
Mnzaifer-ed Din likes this. not only
because Il Ia hAttering TO his pride,
but because Russia, IN carrying out
the role Of his intimate friend. ls
ready 10 lend him money, something
no other country is ready 20 70.
The shah Is already heavily in debt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

departed 80 much from the original
that Il presents little or none of the
FIFE appearance. He has succeeded
Ia making Il drouth resistant, and has
also been successful In producing
other grains that have adapted them.
selves % the conditions that obtain on
the plains OF the west
How Experiments Were Made.
tie has also been experimenting
With Peliiasier, khala-Of which there
are two strains. each requiring a sop.
arate cxpcrimoht- kubanka and Black
Don. all durum whta'H.
The soft whcata are Red Russlan.
obtained from tho eastern part OF
Colorado and Fretoa. which vas orig.
inally brought from Algiera. by the
government. In addition 10 these
whcnts, Mr. Gauss % developing varl.
eties " oats. rye and barley. lIe has
Two kinds Of hr~ley, one being tho or.
dinary bear ,esr or stock feeding va.
riety, and The other a malt variety
known ne saala, said 10 rank among
the best barlcys Of Germany
IN addition 10 grains his experl
mentH include potatoes. sugar bes.ga
aud this year, corn. The corn was the
karly yellow Dent procured for the
experiment from Mr. Wilson OF Harris.
burg. Colo. which Mr.. Wilson says
has grown Ia that locality for ten
years. without Irrigation. IN orde- 10
have a proper rotation of crops, Mr.
Gauss ls also trying 20 develop a va.
rlety Of Turkestan alfalfa along drouth
resistant lines.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

dirty little town OF 5000 people on the
Persian gulf, aud 10 make Handler Ab.
has second Port Arthur end Vlad.
ltoatok combined. hut Great Britain
has intimated that n any railways are
70 he built Ia tho nelghbOrhood Of
Handler Abbas, she Is going 10 build
Them, aud not Il she Knows Il Is she
going 70 stand BY and see n Vladlvoa.
tok or Port Arthur constructed on her
indian flank
That is the situation now. and Il IA
m Persia that the next great interna.
uonal upheeyal IL going TO occur.
The shah stands by, az helpless AZ
the emperor n China was IN the far
eastern conflict, but be IL phiiOaophic
and puts everything up to Klsmet.
lie has his palace and hls elaborate
harem AZ Tcherep Ane when be goes
out bis toy artillery ires a salute IN
his honor. When he Eets tired OF
that he packs his trunks and goes 20
Paris and gets what money 10 wants
from hls friend, the czar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

New York, Oct ls.--Ange'J are
men Al least so couple Of country
dominies have modestly asserted. The
result Is that transformation Is 20
take place In the forty lovely angels
OF the gentler sex that we're TO ad0rn
the chapols OF the Ca.hedral OF 81.
John the Divine.
J. GulstEen Mothe Borglum IA lac
sculptor who believed that angelaad
woman n Synonymous. Hut after
long, iabofious task with chlsel and
hammer, be has learned that tho an
gels which decorate the beautiful New
York cathedral must BE- masculine.
hence the sculptor Is exceedingly busy
In his studio making over tho faces
OF his marbled handiWOrl
sculptor BorgluD has the contract
70 furnish as massive angels f0r the
masterpiece In Nrchltecture. mat sur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

mounts Cathedral heights n was
during the recent DIOCESAN convention
that L was discovered that only six
out of the 40 belonged to the mAdcu.
line persuasion. Among NE 600 clergy.
men OF the Protestant Episcopal
church who visited the cathedral. we're
a couple of provincial ministers, who
protested 10 be hOrrified that the faces
we're these Of gentle women. Men
ilon of lady angels" are not abundant
10 the bible, these clergymen asserted,
and 20 yehcnent wefe their protests
that they finally reached the ears Of
the suilding committee, which protest
cd 40 the sculptor that bis angels
would neter, never 40. Mr.. BOrglum
inatanced Pa Angelica and Danateli0
a. chiaeiing lady" angels, but he was
rrgued down, and they are now 20
have angels wearing "nenllemen's" be-
whiakered heads.