The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1905-12-06

That Logan and Cache are not the
only places on earth suffering for coal
is indicated i'm the following from a
Salt Lake paper: There is a coal
shortage this week in the local mar
ketS that is making deliveries rather
slow. There is one company that
claims to have coal on hand, but the
Others all report very little and some
kinds of coal can not be had at all
Two or three yards are doing out coal
in sack lots, and dealers say that IL
the shortage continues people out in
the state are bound TO suffer"
The News of Saturday contains some
football dope, part Of which bears on
the question of the proposed game
between the Z of T. and A. c. The
News says: Coach Maddox and the
faculty Committeeman state most en-
phatically that the season is over, and
the men must now get down to han
work on their studies for the rest Of
the term, No more games will be
played until next season, and the out.
look then is for team as efficient as
this years at least" This seems to
settle the matter on that score
The sporting Editor of The New !
makes upan"All-Intermountain Foot.
bali Team" according to his ideas of
the qualification Of the men on the
various teams. He gives Logan man
place at guard and says; Logan
has man for the center trio in Nelson,
He has weight which is made up OF
strength, and comes to 245 pounds net.
Had ne been on Utahs team this yeal
it would have helped nightly to bal.
ance it. With proper coaching he is
capable of making a great showing
against the best teams this side OF
Nebraska"
Miss Phyllis Thatcher will not APP,
pear on the concert program at the
tabernacle tonight. 1t developeS that
Miss Thatcher's name has been used
i'll advisedly, that she never gave hel
consent for her name To be used IN
connection with this concert. The
committee and press were unwilling
| ly misled in this matter and make:
this statement that Miss Thatcher
may not be placed in false light be
fore the public. In refusing to APP
pear she violates no pledge, as might
seem apparent. The press and com
mittee regret that the public has beer
led into the hope and expectation o
hearing Miss Thatcher, and tender
to her, also, most sincere apology
| However, the concert will still b
worth the while, and if possible som
other local artist will be secured t
take the vacant place on the program
John Montrose, who is pushing til
quarrying of marble at the UtaI
Marble Cos property in Logan canyon
came down Saturday with couple {
loads. He returned Monday, going !
a sleigh He says that there is nc
the greatest amount OF snowfall |
the mountains yet and that wOr
there will be possible for tw
or three weeks longer. In thu
time the quarrymen will hay
out large quantity of marble. whic
will be sledded out later. Machinel
will be here in a few days and Il
work Of saving marble will be con
menced. Some Of the Salt Lake pc
Pile say there will be no difficulty
getting the product on the market
it is exceptionally beautiful and hig
grade stuff. The directors are glad [
= hear these things, but are handlir
the proposition conservatively and
. the advantage of all concerned
, Leon b. Stoddard, young man wi
attended the A. G. of U, two years az
and is well known to most OF II
city's young people, married Mi
Anna Mortensen, Of Ogden, on We
i, nesday of last week. The StandaI
SAYS of the bride: cat the home OF ii
groom's aunt, Mrs. VIM. Douglass, {
, Washington avenue, and surround,
. by a few of their most intima
friends, Miss Anna MortenSen al
Leon b, Stoddard were married We