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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
YACHTING RACE
SEEMS ASSURED
Commodore Macfarlane
Will Start, Even if
Alone.
Coast Officials Agree to
Look After Plans
Here.

Commodore Macfarlane of the Ha-
waiian Yacht Club says there will be
a race between this city and Homo
lulu only his yacht La Paloma faces
the starter. The race may not dwindle
down to these pitiful proportions, as it
is possible the Lurline and one other
boat will start
The La Paloma has been placed on
the ways, where the damages caused
by the buffeting Of the waves on her
journey to this city will be repaired.
She will be strengthened wherever
possible for the return trip.
Secretary r. r. rHommedieu and
the other officials Of the Pacific Inter
club Yacht Association have agreed to
handle all the details of the race which
may develop here. They will consult
with Commodore Macfarlane and will
announce the date soon.
The Lurline was en- route to this
port, but met with an accident and
had to put back. The Maple Leaf is at
Vancouver and her owner has not
been heard from as to his intentions.
The Anemone was last heard Of at San
Diego. after making the trip from New
York.
A valuable cup is the trophy offered,
and as Commodore Macfarlane must
return to his island home he may win
1t by default.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

CONSULATE GENERAL OF MEXICO
S11 Scott ST., San Francisco, Cal.
URGENT inquiry is made at this
Office for the persons hereinbelow
mentioned. who are respectfully re-
quested to report to 1t at once, in
person, by wire or post.
DR.. P. ORNELAS,
Consul General.
Escudero, Diego A.. and family, OF
1477 Fifteenth st.
De Leon. Jesus NJ. Of 173 fremont
avenue.
Garcia. Jose.
George. Laura c. de. Of 1914 Ellis St
Green, Enrique.
Hernandez, Ramona and family. Of
All Fourth st.
Martinez. Leon N. Of 172 fremont
avenue.
Molinar. Jose Antonio, of 514 Broad
way.
Renteria, Delfina M. de. and family.
Rocha, Jose c.
Solorzano de Saravia, Ignacia, and
family.
valdivia. s'oledad c de, of 1876 Nc
Allister st.
Violante, Agustin B.. and family, Of
q Scott place.
Williams. Emilio, and family. Of
Washington st.
Diaz de Meyer. Natalia, and family.
CONSULATE GENERAL OF MEXICO
811 Scott ST., San Francisco.
There are at this Office letters ad-
dressed to The names hereinbelow
mentioned:
Ahumada, Jose M.
Carranza, Francisco.
Castelazo, Arthur Lucrecia
Cortes, Luis j.
Fabri, 1ittilio
Flores, Vicente
Garcia, Carlos
Kelly, Luis
Navarro. Jose
Paez, Miguel
Paz, Maria Jesus
Prado de Santiyan. Guadalupe
Reed. Mrs j. W..
Vargas, Juan
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

The betting IS as folows:
Delhi, 10 to l; Proper, 10 TO !; The
Picket, 4 to /; Roseben, 20 to !; lord Of
tie vale, 10 TO l; 'BIandy, 10 to l; knight
he'll - 10 i: Red Knight, 25 to /; Dan
Qelion. 3 to /: Tokalon. 20 to /: Merry
Lark. 8 to !; oxford. 6 to !; Garnish, 80
TO /: Goldsmith, 100 to !; Security, 10 to
/. oliver Cromwell. 80 to 1. coupled in
the betting
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
Pumping Machinery
GEO. E. DOW
PUMPING engine co.

Have resumed business at the
old stand with Office l79
First street, San Francisco,
where they have a stock Of
standard pumps on hand and
are now prepared to execute
all orders for steam, electric
or power pumping machinery,
centrifugal pumps, air COM
pressors, etc.
Prompt delivery on Iron or
Brass castings, a branch for
pump repairs a special feature
of our business.
Former temporary address.
3ll 10 Washington street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
Mccram c. ssttIsd out Of Court.

PITTSBURG, MAY The assault and
battery case against John McGraw, man
ager CT the New York National League
Baseball Club. as been dropped, the case
being settled out OF court
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

The California Safe Deposit and Trust
Company viii advance money on insur-
ance policies. Insura nee Department.
1921 Fillmore street. Hours 8 a. m. to
p. %.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21
Me- n

Do you suffer from
Weakness, Varico-
cele, H DR. o c e ! e,
Structure, Specific
Blood Poison, Skin
Diseases. or any
chronic or seeming
ly incurable trouble?
II so. come TO me at
once and be thor
oughly cured before
Ii is too late.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-21

To the cure Of these diseases have
confined my practice, and by skillfully
applied scientific treatment I perma-
nently cure the worst cases. My offices
are equipped with every instrument
and device essential TO the most mod
ern methods Of practice. II you are
afflicted with any private disease or
weakness I want you TO call and see
me. 1t viii cost you nothing to ascer-
tain positively whether you can be
cured.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-28
A Bouquet.
Ogden stated Journal.


The Christensen family was in the
limelight last week, sure enough. Par.
ley p. as Grand Esquire of the Elks
was ex.ofllcio grand marshal OF the
great parade and he got his picture in
the Denver papers more than once.
Farley takes good picture, too, and
the half tone work was excellent In
addition to the protrait, Farley had
the pleasure OF Issuing several orders
and his name appeared In bold face
type 10 several issues; also in capitals.
But that wasn't all.
Farley has handsome sister, e.
nora by name, who is just about as
good looking a young woman as ever
was born anywhere. She Is credit
to Utah, that's what she is, because
people looking at her cannot help but
praise the blessed climate that pro-
duces such good looking girls. She
is splendid sample OF Utah's best
crop. Elnora got her name in the pa
pers, too, also her picture, altho the
truth to tell the portrait isn't nearly
as handsome as she Is. Elnora got
married while in Denver. She cap
tured j. Russell Lamiman, past grand
exalted ruler Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, lodge
The wedding wasn't public, but Par
ley and his other sister, ISIS Florence
were present, also Grand Exalter Rul
er Brown and Grand Trustee Havi
land.
1t appears that the pair met in Salt
Lake city four years ago and begar
their courtship and when they me-
again it was all of with the stricken
man. Elnora was willing and it didn't
take long to make the other arrange
ments.
Surely it has been great week To-
the Christensen family. Now II Par
ley gets the Republican nomination
for congress there is no reason why b,
should not be elected and thus adj
more fame to the circle.
What's the matter with Farley?
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-28

This is no josh-John Bench is
painting his store on South Main.
William Ii. Lewis, or Richmond, was
visitor to Logan yesterday.
For Sale-Choice fresh mich cows
Inquire S. H. Roundy, Benson.
Miss Catherine Higginbotham re-
turned home to Ogden yesterday after
a weeks visit with Miss Reha Kicks
Wanted-For cash, eighteen tens
first crop lucern. Chicago Meat
Market.
Mrs. Nephi Savage. daughter, OF
Lorenzo Hatch, left for her home at
Woodruff, Arizona, yesterday morning.
She has been in Cache valley the past
three months.
Men and teams wanted to log at
Smiths saw mill, Logan canyon.
Services swill occur at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock. the Sunday School being held
at l2:l5. The meeting on Wednesday
is at p. m. followed by the Teachers
meeting. All are invited.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-28
The Circus.

The rarest collection Of wild animals |
in America is exhibited in the men,
agerie department OF the Adam Fore
paugh and Sells Brothers. Colossal
Shows, Ten young polar bears, two
huge African elephants with en-
ormous tusks and umbrella. shaped
ears, and an appalling manlike Chin
panzee, a ferocious bi-horned rhino-
ceros, a giant, blood exuding hippo
potamus, tapir horner horse, superb
Bengal tigers and nursery of kittens
and cub jungle creatures are in this
unique and.priceles menagerie. The
animal specimens are perfect physical
types and represent years OF labor In
their gathering and an Investment OF
fabulous sums Of money. All the
strange beasts OF the jungle that are
rarely met with by explorers are to be
seen in this collection. There are
twenty performing elephants that do
most unnatural and wonderful tricks.
The bulky beasts move about with
astonishing speed and take their cues
for the different turns without the
slightest hesitancy. The giant fellows
go through changing figures Of dance
with light and graceful steps and
sway their huge bodies with the rhy-
thmic sympathy and enjoying spirit
OF accomplished human nature. They
even go through with the broad hui
morous features OF a farcial skit and
provoke heartiest laughter by their
unctuous treatment OF the comical
! Incidents Captain Webb's two
groups of performing seals are an
other illustration Of amazing animal
intelligence. These odd creatures
have been taught by their patient in
structor, Captain Webb, to do SEEMING
ly incredible things, at the word OF
command. They play musical instru-
ments, juggle balls, balance objects,
clown, play simple games, clumsily
dance, march and in many other ways
contradict the laws of nature and ex-
emplify in facinatinS act that these
deep water creatures OF north seas
have something in their small heads
besides bone. Call IL gray matter or
what you will, the effect is chap
ter of experimental knowledge that
is well worth the study of all who are
interested in wild animal life. Shape
~ horses Of aristocratic breeding and
education lend further attractiyeness
to this department OF the huge shows.
These high-spirited beasts have been
patiently taught TO make the most Of
their great beauty and to see them
maneuver in military displays, archly
ionable dance and recklessly dash in
to thrilling pursuit Of the hunters
quarry are scenes OF stimulating en-.
joyment never before met with in any
amusement institution, however col
lossa and enterprising. There are
more than 800 horses with the Fore
paugh- Sells Brothers immense shows
and 200 of these are equines of supel-
Tor pedigree, wonderful symmetry
and extraordinary value. The horse
fair alone, as this feature of the circus
has been aptly called, has aroused the
keenest interest and admiration
among all lovers Of the perfect equine
breeding
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-28

Geo II Champ returned Wedncs.
day from business trip to Marysyille
Idaho.
Attorney Charles II. Hart went to
Preston Thursday, returning this
morning.
President w. J. Kerr went to Salt
Lake Wednesday, returning Thurs.
day morning.
Walter Everton left for Chicago on
Thursday In the interest OF the firm,
and will be absent about three weeks.
Jesse Hancey, OF Hyde Park, has
contracted to build residence for
John Jardine at Charleston, price
81. 200.
It. +, Daniels, electrician for the
Logan City Light Company, went to
Preston Wednesday, returning on
Thursday morning.
The twenty-fourth has gone, but
John Bench is still here after YOUR
house painting and paper hanging.
Both phones.
Aquilla and Frank Nebeker went
to Ogden Monday to attend a direct
ors meeting Of the Guerreri Land
and Lumber company of Mexico.
Wanted-A first class middle aged
woman to do cooking on ranch dur
ing busy season. Good wages paid.
, Ind. phone 33l, or inquire at this of.
flee.
The NJ & l.. Coal company has a
standing order for four cars of coal per
day. They are receiving but one and
two, just enough to keep up with pre-.
sent demands.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Tribe, OF
} ! Ogden, spent the twenty-fourth In Lo.
/ gap. Mrs. Tribe will remain In Logan
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Quincy.
Mathew Felstead has sold one OF his
residences In the seventh ward tC
William Q. Anderson for the sum Of
$1,000. He has also sold one acre oil
orchard TO George w. Thatcher.
Magnus Holm, with his wife and
family, of Kimball, Alberta, arrived
at Logan Thursday morning. They
are staying with Mrs. Holm's relat
ives, the Jcssop family in Millville.
) Mrs. James Mack, of Ogden, has
been visiting her sons in SmithtielG
the past month. She went to Brig
, ham Thursday to remain few days
with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Fish
burn.
Attorney Geo. Q. Rich went Il
Lewiston Thursday to look into tn,
: affairs of Mr.. Kubota, the japanese
) forman who has recently left the coun
try with his business affairs in com
pick condition.
2 Pr Livingston, John Browning Jr
J. and Fred Wilson, of Ogden, passet
through Logan yesterday on their re
turn home from three weeks outini
= at Glencoe on the shores Of Bear Lake
. They speak highly of the place as
u summer resort.
!. If you have any soiled silk waists
skirts, Grapes, curtains, sofa pillows
belts, kid gloves, or any non washable
=, goods, white or colored, send them t,
u the White Swan Laundry. We cleal
: them TO perfection by the FRENCl
y DRY CLEANING PROCESS. Wor
u called for and delivered. Bot
phones.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-28
The Millinery sale of the
season is on at EliasOn's
for one week only. All
hats go at S1.OO.

On Monday evening the exclusive
opticians of Utah met at the offices
of the Alexander Didblee Optical COM
pany at Salt Lake for the purpose OF
forming an optical society, the name
of which will be called Utah Associa-
ton of Optometrists The object Is
TO elevate the optical profession TO a
higher plain. Those present were f.
J. Alexander, O. II. Didblee, w. r..
Daynes, j. IL, Knickerbocker, j. f.,
Rroaddus, NJ. j. Mitchell, G. d. Pons,
II. o. Jensen, r. Ridley. O. II. Did
blee was elected chairman OF the
meeting f. ]. Alexander, D. e.
Broaddus and NJ. J. Mitchell were APP
pointed as a committee TO draft the
bylaws and consultation which are to
be presented at the next meeting
which is 10 be held at the call OF the
chair.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-28
Motors to Match

Smart girl Ito keen motorist My
sister has bought beautiful motor
ear.
Keen enthusiastically! What kind?
Smart girl--Oh, a lovely sage green.
to go with her frocks.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-28
City and County
We sell the Earth and Loan money
omit. II. A. Petersen g. Co.

We sell the Earth and Loan money
OMIT. Fl. A. Petersen g. Co.
Benjamin Roper, one of the respect
ed pioneers Of Cache, was in Logan on
Thursday the guest Of Fred Turner.
Plenty of dry lumber TO haul at
Smiths mill, Logan canyon.
Justice Frank returned from Ogden
Thursday night, where he was engag-
ed by the railroad company the past
month or two.
Wanted Inexperienced dining room
girl at "The Lincoln"
Welsville and Preston ball teams
will meet at Preston today and the
following Saturday, Garland will play
the local team In Wellsville.
Wanted-A good second hand roll
top desk. Inquire at this office.
John Nelson, OF Preston, went to
the Oneida Copper>mines south OF
Tacoma Thursday morning. He say s
the property looks very promising.
LosT-In Logan Canyon last Friday,
two coats, with papers in pockets
identifying owner. Leave at this Of.
flee and be rewarded
1t Is stated that. Mrs. Ida. Maxwell
of Salt Lake, who was confined few
days ago, has had relapse, about
which her friends are much concerned
Wanted-A number Of good brick.
yaTANmen at once. Good wages paid
GesSell Pressed Brick Co., Logan.
At the conjoint meeting In the
First ward tomorrow evening at
O'Clock, w. G. Farrell, Of Salt Lake
City, will lecture All are invited.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-28
One dollar is the price
for any hat at Eliason's
store, for one week only.

The officers meeting Of the Relief
Society of the Cache Stake, is postpon.
ed for one month owing to the coming
conference. Lucy S, Carbon, Rebecca
Eamcs, Margaret Morrell.
Jacob Bruderer and family, who
came from Switzerland to Logan
about three weeks ago, have conclud-
ed to make San Pete valley their fut-
ure home. They started south yester-
day by train.
For Sale-A good stock Of drugs.
with the good will OF the business.
Splendid opportunity for a good drug
gst. Inquire G. l.. Ander son, Hyrnm
Peter Nelson, contractor and build
er OF the 4th ward, left for Bozeman,
Mont, the first part OF this week. He
has gone to look over some mining
prospects, and expects to be gone
About two or three weeks.
w. b. Parkinson, NJ. D., Surgeon
and physician. Diseases al the eye, ear
nose and throat. Glasses scientiflcal'
ly fitted.
James Peterson, OF the Third
ward, left Yesterday morning for Brig
ham city, by team, TO get some fruit
and on his return he will be accom-
panied by his wife who has been visit
ing with her parents and friends at
that place for some time.
1t has caused more laughs and dried
more tears, wiped away diseases ano
driven away more fears than any Other
medicine ia the world. HOLSTER
Rocky Mountain Tea. 30 cents. Tea
or Tablets. @. II. Napier.
The amateur champion base bal
team Of the state, the Huntsville ag
gregatiou, played in Wellsville on Tho
24th, and fell from their pedestal, Tho
game resulting in score OF 20 to . In
favor of Wellsville, Considering tho
outcome OF this game the Wellsyill'
team feel that they are now war
ranted In claiming the champion
ship OF the state Tor amateur teams
and are ready to defend the title
Rhe amateur championship implies
that no professionals are allowed II
any centets.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-28
Campbell's
Midsummer
Sale Of Sales

We propose cleaning up everything
pertaining to spring and summer
wearing apparel regardless of cost.
Our reputation for the past twenty
four years as meyer misrepresenting
Bonatide Sales has gained for us the
peoples confidence.
Clean up at end OF each season,
hence values will be offered in every
department at prices ranging from 20
to 30 per cent discount.
Linen and Lawn Suits and Waists
entire lines at less than manulac:
turers cost,
Oxfords, Hosiery, Muslin Underwear
Childrens Dresses, Wrappers and
Kimmonas must be reduced.
Sale opens TODAY, July %, and
continues ten days.
CampbeII's Dependable Store.
Never misrepresent sales, quality OF
goods or honest prices. Main
Street Merchants.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-28
Cheapest Rates

from All Towns in the Valley. You can't af-
ford to miss it. Quartette and band music all
THE CIRCUS is in Salt Lake on the End.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-07-28

Services swill occur at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock. the Sunday School being held
at l2:l5. The meeting on Wednesday
is at p. m. followed by the Teachers
meeting All are invited.
Ladies hats $I.OO at
EliasOn's, for one week
Take your choice.
j. 5. Powell and wife returned to
Logan Thursday night after an alb
sence of two months. Mr.. Powell has
been taking up line of painting and
sculpture under Mr.. NJ. NJ. Young,
For Sale.-Dining room furniture
good range and other household arti-
cles. Gardens, West Center st. t
1t Is stated that millions of grass
hoppers are destroying the lucern
fields around the little mountain north
OF Newton. 1t is feared that II they
ontinue much lucern seed will be de-
stroyed.
N. B. Truth, ST. Paul, June 81, '05.-
I've lived so long, / remember we'll
when the Mississippi was brook.
My good health and long life came by
taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea 50 cents. G. E. Napier.
The Telluride Power company will
pay 81 per day for common laborers
and SO. 80 per day for men with teams
on their work in GENTLE Valley, Board
can be had for 81 80 per week For
farther information telephone or call
at the Office of the company in Lo-
gan.
Benz Carlisle is about the biggest
hearted fellow this side OF Cache Jun
ction-the evidence Of it being in our
editorial sanctum sanctorum at the
present time. If there is one thing
more than another that this entire
ru,h, from office towel and devil to
the man who draws $4,000 year for
pushing a yellow Spencerian pencil,
likes, It's sweet peas, and Ben brought
us great quantity. That's more
than any other person has done to us
and we all appreciate 1t. Mr.. Carlisle
says he has about eleventeen million
blossoms of the same kind, all colors
that he would like to dispose OF, ano
he will bring them to YOU II you will
drop him a word over the phone.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-05-30
SESSION WILL BE SHORT
Superior Court Convened Monday,
Judge Kimsey Presiding. Civil
Docket Finished Yesterday.

The May term of Terrell. superior
court convened Monday with Judge
John j. Kimsey of the Northeastern
circuit presiding.
The grand jury was organized with
J. II. Whitchard as foreman, c. S.
Lee secretary and j. N. Cock bailitf.
The courts charge to this body Gov
cred the statutory grounds, and while
brief was clear and fOrceful.
The civil docket was taken up as
soon as the court was organized Mon
day and was finished Tuesday, when
the criminal trials were begun.
There is not a great deal of criminal
business, and it is not probable that
court will be in session more than a
day or two longer.
Judge Kimsey is uniformly courte-
Gus and his rulings prompt and i'm
partial and he has made fine I'M
preston upon our people.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-05-30
REV. QUARTERMAN RETURNS.
Dawson Minister Attended the Gener-
al Assembly of the Presbyte-
rian Church.

Rev. J. w. Quarterman, pastor of
the PRESBYTERIAN church in Dawson,
returned Saturday afternoon, having
been absent more than a week in at
tendance as commissioner from the
Presbytery of Macon to the gen
eral assembly, the highest ecclesias-
tical court of the Presbyterian church,
which met at Greenville, 5. {.
There were about two hundred men,
bers, ministers and ruling elders, IN
attendance, and the sessions were
continued from Thursday, the 18th, TO
Friday night, the 25th. Much bust
ness was transacted, but two matters
of great Importance to the southern
PRESBYTERIAN people were considered,
both of which were warmly discussed
by very able men. The first of these
was complaint to the assembly by
the church and presbytery of Fort
Worth, Texas, against the action OF
the synod of Texas relative to the
receiving of Rev. w. Caldwell into
the Fort Worth presbytery from the
presbytery of Baltimore. The com
plant involved certain questions Of
church law, and was sustained by a
vote of ninety for and eighty-nine
against. The other was the report Of
a special committee, appointed by a
previous assembly, to meet with SINH
lar committees from all the different
branches of the Pres byterian church
in the United States for conference on
the subject of ''closer relations" or
federation, among these Presbyte-
rian bodies. After a spirited but
pleasant discussion of the subject
on motion the whole matter was re-
ferred back to the several presbyteries
to be considered by them, and be de-
cided by the next general assembly.
The vote stood eighty-nine in favor
of the motion to eighty-four against it.
This trip was one of special interest
and pleasure to Mr.. Quarterman, as it
afforded him the opportunity of meet
ing many of his friends, some of
whom he has not seen in forty years.
From Greenville distinct view of
mountain scenery is obtained, and the
water supply for the city comes from
mountain springs eight miles away.
The whole trip was very pleasant
one to our minister, and this makes
the third time he has enjoyed the
honor of representing his preSbytery
in this great body.