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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02
Democracy does not hesItste to ,ay

Democracy does not hesitate to say
that the City power plant and system
cost more money than It should have
cost. Never yet has IL been shown
whore, even under the most favorable
circu instances, any considerable saw
ing could have been made, yet the op.
ponents Of the plant continue to IA
about the extravaganza manifest 10
the plant construction. For the sake
Of argument grant that the plant
cost. twice as much as 1t should have
cost, 1t is reported that at at the last
attempt to negotiate with L. L.
Num-, Of the Telluride company, he
offered to buy the city's plant and
system at its actual cost. That would
Indicate the people were not buncoed
80 badly, wouldn't It?
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02

Our contemporary has not yet in.
formed US which may be regarded as
the better authority upon matters
connected with the electric light plant;
the mayor, or The Republican. The
Journal.
In the language of our friend
Nebeker, the question is ''immaterial
irrelevant and incompetent" The real
question is, Is 1t possible for any one
to know less about the electric light
plant than does the editor Of the
Journal? The proof that 1t Is i'm pos
sible for any man to know less, Il
found 10 each issue Of the Journa
wherein reference is made to the situa
ton. For verification Of this we leave
1t to the 2lO who still read its columns
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02
STAND BY THE TICKET.

II the republicans Of Logan go to
the polls next Tuesday and vote for
the regularly nominated republican
ticket, that ticket will be elected by q
very satisfactory majority. And there
seems no good reason why any candl.
date should be turned down by his
fellow-republlcans. The ticket as a
whole is undoubtedly the equal OF any
named heretofore, and man for man is
as satisfactory as the ticket named by
the opposing party. AS individuals,
the members OF the republican ticket
are capable Of making the city excel
lent officials, and they were named as
the free choice OF republican primary
and convention. Not one of these
candidates received a nomination by
trickery, or through the efforts Of a
machine. Their nomination came as
. matter OF merit ard preference on
the part Of republicans free to make
their choice. They are on the ticket
today because they were either nom.
mated by reclamation or received a
majority OF votes In a contest with
fellow republicans, and for these
several reasons each member OF the
ticket Is entitled to and deserving OF
the loyal support OF every man
worthy to be called republican,
True, there may be some personal
difference Of opinion as to various
traits Of character in individual can.
didates. but II party loyalty, party
interest, party organization, party
success, doesn't overcome such diff.
ferences then indeed are party ties
weaker than cobwebs.
AS said before, full republican
vote for the straight republican ticket
will elect every member OF that ticket
and every republican has right to
expect that every other republican in
Logan city will 20 to the polls on
Tuesday and vote that ticket straight,
Two years ago three members of the
city ticket lost out, not because there
were insufficient republicans TO elect
them but because republicans voted
the democratic ticket. There is no
good reason for repeating that story
this year. Let's elect the ticket
ENTIRE, from top to bottom.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02

From the time the citizens of Logan
voted TO build q Municipal Power
Plant, the democratic organ has con.
tinually ranted and raved about that
plant, "knocking" it at every oppor.
tunity-even creating the opportuni.
ties. At the same time, the democra.
TIC organ has Invariably found every.
thing good to say about L. L. Mum,
head OF the rival system which hopes
to make the city plant failure, and
has aided and encouraged him always.
With all its favor extended to Num-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02

1t will be noticed that F. X
Nebeker has withdrawn from thu
democratic ticket and that r. ]. Mar
shall IL the candidate for city attor
ney. II the city had need Of expert
information about football tactics
the exchange would prove good one
but as 1t Is, Mr.. Nebeker has done Mr.
Sheldon good turn and the city ar
awfully bad one. The law that Mr.
Marshall probably doesn't know fill
more volumes than are in the Ency
clopaedia Britannica.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02

The democrats who claim to be
afraid to face deficit, we're not afraid
to leave one. When they turned the
city over to the republicans six years
ago they left something more than
s400 In the city treasury. but they also
left an outstanding order calling for a
little bit more than the amount they
had on hand. Inasmuch - the demo-
cratic administration made little or no
improvements, what did they do with
the money!
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02
Benson Stake Conference.

The quarterly conference Of Benson
stake will be held In the new taber.
nacle at Richmond on Saturday and
Sunday, November 2 and 3.
ALMA MERRILL,
b A. HENDRICKS,
WILLIAM WADDOPs.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02

A republican victory in Logan this
year means an endorsement Of the re.
publican party nationality. 1t means
certain encouragement to republi-
can forces everywhere. Republicans
should stand BY the republican ticket.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02
A UNITED support Of the Logan cit,

A UNITED support Of the Logan city
municipal plant would have made
"the fight" impossible. A UNITED
support OF the city plant today would
clear the situation in very short
time. The man who has not up to
this time and will not now give the
city plant his support is big instru.
ment In keeping up 1.-The fight" The
democratic candidate for mayor is one
OF those men.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02

1t might be said that the republi.
can candidate for treasurer had no
choice In the matter OF uncles, so,
even though the Journal dislikes the
venerable Apostle John Henry, it is
III taste to hold that fact against the
excellent young lady who by force Of
circumstances Is his niece.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02

Mondays Tribune devoted two full
pages to at illustrated write.up Of
Logan and Cache county, this the re.
suit Of A. L. Phillips visit to north.
ern Utah a week or two ago. The
article was well written and as a de.
tail OF the county's resources was ex.
haustive. The city and county owe
The Tribune and Mr.. Phillips hearty
thanks.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02

In its list for the excellent quail ifica
tions for mayor possessed BY william
Edwards, The Journal forgot the one
that should have led all the rest, his
ability to accept inspiration from the
Thatcher Bank corner.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02

mo one will deny that John A.
Hendrickson possesses to a consider.
able degree, business capacity, or that
he has ample time to devote to the
duties Of the mayoralty, should he be
elected. logan Journal.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02

At the democratic convention dem.
ocrats said they didn't desire to gain
control Of this city at this time. Bet
ter take them at their word and not
force that terrible overdraft on them.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02
The Beauties Of Nature

In its gorgeous coloring are best seen
from the trains Of the Colorado Mid.
land Railway through the Rocky
Mountains. Through Pullman obser.
vation cars from Ogden daily.
Write for rates and information, L.
H. Harding, General Agent, Salt Lake
City.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02

The REPUBLICAN has no fight TO
make upon the Democratic candidates
for city ofiice, as men and women.
They are, so far as we know them,
good citizens, and we are happy to
number most OF them among our per-
sonal friends, but we insist that as a
business proposition 1t is better to
keep from office the candidates Of a
party which In the past has represent
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02
f0GAN. BY CARRIER.
$3.50 YEAR, Sl.2s SIX moNTns. 7se 3 MONTHS
NOT IN ADVANCE. ADD soc A YEAR.
Republican City Ticket.

Mayor. A. HENDRICKSON.
Marshal--DON G. BENSON.
Recorder-IRENE:CRESSAL.
Treasurer-ABBIE GROESBECK.
Attorney-JOHN A. SNEDDON.
Justice Of Peace-WM. BRANG.
HAM.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02
10 the Voters Of Logan City.
Logan City, Utah, November LIST, 100


welfare Of Lo
City believes brvedb combinations
Republican
the nosed circular the following from the record which be
fed by unbiased Investigator:
political opponents
Logan City 1901 left balance City The that
all the December 1900 applied
incoming Republican
aon and this the face the fact practically had been
made When shall been applied
city overdraf substantial will be left hand
Here things accomplished under and past Republican ad
Additional rights for the
during
the present $2SOOOO replacing old rotten wooden bd
Five spinklng
administration thus preserving
of the peoples during the miles sdwalks have paved
remember while
CUTTERS carrying
the delinquent the light lines have been extended all
the making possible for all the
lighting and adding additional During
eighteen months mains have been laid the
$902 buing of
which, namely deinquents, by the city.
howl
that the city works worth actual installation
A and it placed the could $5o0Cooo
Y enough entire bonded debit This syemis product of Republican
installation
lars has saved citizens Ogden instance,
private corporation for and the fact that the SOC shares
the Hyde Park Smhfd
which, together with canal
which would itself 00O00 Iogan bonded indebtedness
Our the high but
Civ
andtha sOO this amount the only electric light levied
this used sinking fund light bonds
only the of the which necessary
of increased labor
people themselves voted $3.50 thousand for building
Republican party of its re-
cord it, claim perfection
dollar the Republican been
tanned Logan citizens and investment will
people times the of the outlay
We ticket the field in
honest and loyal citizens and will make efficient We
ct for them and pledge ou that the affairs
honestly efficiently and economically administered they Tuesday
AS said before investigate and according
of investigation We have fear but that the result will
Republican Ticket.
respectfully,
Republican City Commit
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02
Bereener, Undertaken.

TIL. finest caskets In northern Utah
at reasonable prices. First.class en-
balming.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02

Put your X under the eagle and let
II 60 at that.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-11-02
Council Ticket.

COUNCIL TICKET.
lat Ward-JOHN f. WRIGHT.
End Ward-W. w. HALL.
3rd Ward-JAMES QUAYLE.
4th Ward-ALBERT BERNTSON
5th Ward-KARL @. SCHAUB.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-25
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

William II. DuBose, Pastor. Services
held in NJ. l.. Church, North. Sunday
School. Io:oo a. M. Public Worship, GI:I5
a. m. and SIS p m. Everybody cordially
invited to- attend these services.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-25

Quinine at so cents an or. at
the Pioneer Drug Store. 4 5ti
California Port Wine at h e
White Elephant Saloon. tt.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-05-25

J.. II. Hughes, one OF our lead
ing farmers, spent Wednesday in
town and was al appreciated caller
at this Office. He tells the editor
that he produced an average OF
forty bushels of corn per acre on
his place last year. He lives IA
miles south Of town and has a $40
acre tract.
Brick, Lime and Portland Ce-
ment - ackson-G albraith-F
worth Co. 24tf
Screen Doors at Jackson-Gailb
attn Foxworth Co. 24tf
The largest Fire Insurance
Agency in Northeast New Mexico
2Itf john +. SEAMAN, Agent.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
DAILY IHI3E0
 WFiT# ? NLP1nI

So.c.ncs rh.- -.. ~. fuo a' 'h. #. valley fo..r.
 G.acicr-I ... White r.,- r-. above.
 Fraser ....... -.. .."... Log Cah.r ...- ..r-. E.r". zero.
 Benrer,-rnr r.-ra 7.-a.- above Pennington -. ..... north 0.ad. 2 above.
 Caribou c.oa north wind. 3 above.
 whteborso-. roa.. north rfo'. zero
 Arin-Cro-5y. rrrh wind. , above. Tagfsh .~unHl -. .a-n wind. zero. Lower Lrra ...S.au-aE. north wind. a hr..r
 Ho,tal.rqre-. -.- e..u. below. Biz sa mou.r -.E. ea m. 9 '.r.o~ Yukon C-r-s.. .,.r.r. north E.0d. { below.
 Sc.kirk -C.ra- ~.-. wind. '- re.ov. Coffee Cr0os .rs. sIa.n wna, : below.
 Stevzr,- C1e5 r..m. D below D7ws00-C.eag soa.h vr-d. 20 below. For'ymOIr C..rr. calm. iE below.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
GOOD CROWD FOR
 SHAUN AR00N''

A good crowd IS guaranteed for Prof. Hepburn and his dramatic company oi local talent which vii. appear m Shaun Aroou' this evening. The aH. vance sales have been very good. Those who have been present st the rehearsals ot this pay speak highly o' tho performance. It is sad the even inC w,ll be a pleasant one for those who attend,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
PROSPECTORS
 FOOD COUNTY

Iu no year in the history ot the country has there been so many pros pec,ors iu the interior as there will be this season, The copper country Is the mecca of most Of them. They hsve good outfits and are well equipped Tor prospecting and some good discoveries will DO doubt be made before 'a..- Nsldez News
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
SMALLPOX
 AT WALLACE

Wallace. Idaho. March Il-An cpl dsnac Of smallpox is raging here and .r- town .s qasrsn'.nrd 10 prevect r...h.- sr-r.d 1r the disease No mail . bling s-ur out on the trains, sud ouly |. ..u.-E mai used.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

 Corner Fifth avenue and Main street ll:OO a. ID. Morning worship l2:l5 D. ID. Sunday School. 6:SO D. 10. Union young peoples meet ing at the Presbyterian church, sub jecJ- Successes The leader will be SC, ,ected by the Christian Eudesvor So- ciejy.
 7:So p. m. Evening service. suhIect- The Price Of SOul. Thusday, $ ?. m. Prayer meeting sud Bible study.
 All cordially invited.
 Rev. ]. W. Gleuk. Pastor
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
SKAGWAI wEATSES

The -eS-.- -- --. .0~e---..-- -as=- Sf Moore vna-. a- TT 5-.Et- NN- ..- Isl-. $ s> 'a.yu- De0pe-SsG-s 3. z-. .7~e-rN' 2 -> a'N.. NsN- ee-1 -~er@. -- hea->. - hNovt Nsz -- aacve Nss7 s"2T7
 Ss-o1ess- ..
 l.CEav. can
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
Cbe Churches
CATHOLIC

CATHOLIC High mass psuegyric Of St Patrick st 10 s. m. Sunday school st ll.30 a. m. Evening service and instruction at -:2O p. m.
 Holy mass week days al I.2o a. m Catechetical instructions Tuesday and Thursday st 4:SoP m. Friday, Lent devotion and Stations the Cross at go ?. m. Sunday. Palm Sunday, Holy Com munion at $ Q. ID.
 Rev. P C Bougis. :. ,.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
ALASKA CENTRAL
 IETS 4 CONTRACT

v.a s',>sa Ceur-a. railway has let ca-t-a.. so- -- miles oi railroad con >r~rer..-. The work g0 be done si once he u.-z $ for ,he road s'rom the 70 to ....-- ..s post. The contractors are ~..s.. Wa,~a. Vh, have built the ---s-r~ .rr the -oa..
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
GREAT ONE
nn F0rr St lO Ir1u$mjt
 Souad hy NIr, less

.SreSfN NrSrsrca rn Na.v N.s,san
 N,~ NorN. Nsr,h in De Eo-re>r he uiro.es> W..s~l. has n.Nul05 8 nscatoe tAr,trh shash .a oan 'msus- sa.t Scuoi rhsr~sr.> o5 m o> ny r.e wireless system Hr >s,> '#o hi, r0sSh5neS J,N-.Hs. sns.eryr> ,aU ny.oN rune> pIsye. ar# >..s> >aug .0 Ne" N,-k Usrhra. .rr .>. u. Urrr~
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
Direct from Roasters
|. W .AStSSODS
fNfNT OF SEASON
 MONDAY fNtNING

.--a-- .-.-.> have 0. eu cl~. .-.7. ...- he E.s.. ~r Es--.-.S day e-.t-- -z.--.s-. a... .... .n r. gwen -N .rr
 ....> .. -. .-aa> -a-@ a'. .. ... .-r. r.-. .....a-. .-. ~.N .tT-. r. ...N> "A r..... -a- .' r..> fair q. ns -r. -...-- ~ns.a. ..1e,c- a. -hg ~as>.- ... -.--.Ga-st VII Ng -erE
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
HELPED OUT
IapsneSe War Talk Con-
 rributed to Appropriation

Suel. N. ..suar-5 .. .'4.E sssa-
 Wash aE-1- Na-r- .- - .- ss7- ,'e- uav ,hs, -ss s 1s- 7..h .aas- ssc., gs.e5 chs -.E a.--a7-.a..n. -hS' ~u -zsae fa- he -a-. B. .-. -@S.a' c0lE0esSo7a. ~s@ .-. - ea- ma1y votes f-- the --rs-.D n. he c."f-7- ge--
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
PRESBYTERIAN

tifth Avenue and State street.
 There will he Sunday school services at the Presbyterian church al l2 o'clock tomorrow.
 The Christian Endesvor society will meet st the 6:20 p. m.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
sm-ltr for vaIdsz

There IS a VIC. an.rn0'. .catod rHmo- that actual plan. arr hr.0- made for the construction z a shelter un Val deg Bay and lha. work aa ]. ~..' b-Etn this summer. J... what .s 1su.uI lhe venture IS not k. .0ur.-N Valdez News
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
SHnSvSy Laundry

E-~ s-,.-s ass work try SkaEway -.sg7E-, Cveu-v-tve wears. eNUerl- e1-a. -a.=r-Cre Ns
 The Na-Ean-rr s.Ea- IS made rom .rs Na~- Eava-a Tobacco and has no a-rs.. ID sale s- N W. SoGEht0-.
 s--. ns. neat s1. French fashion N7rs> a' #a-rr~nT ~
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

There will be Sunday school st St. Ssviour's church tomorrow morning al II o'clock. Tbere will be no other service Al that church.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
10 FIX Il
Ths Jsp9u,>a Nlll Impr"v~
 HSrbOr

>Dec.s, O.>gs-c- .- Ns.g Na~Na-
 -okvo. N70,s ..s v-N.N n. .hs NASosa has e. -e r.>. .Naa-. -.-.-> 'a~ he u0-gvs-rr. n. .rr s2.-nas~e> 'r he CRY 0ar-r-, .. -sE Sa'.o- " -e-ove. .-..~e .- hey rr r-1D--.y Shs--e. s-. -s-sr.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
TWO STAG SlH
 FNOH DAWSON

Whuehors0. M r-a r To s'a-es arrived from Ta~-0. yesterday. tH'y brought in r.r. I.r ..a.r ari J. r.. Ger0usr. a- r.--. ... u sacks .. ma.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
Furni,Aea Roons For Rent

Eav. -.... -nrr ss~-. .>-@- ~no-~ t1r -ear a-a u.. - -a D es>ea ta have ~H-1 -' E.l ..a ..,-..> or new N1f~.
 M sg-. S.N'r ave a0. .s~,s.res .----.--o
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16

The following price list is submitted. Canadian Club. per quart .--...-. q $ Srazrau Rye wbiskey, per quart l1 rg-.rge's irish whfskey. per quart l5 Sr7.rh. Iaueson, per Qusft -... .| --rt..r " .rrsa 0f ( tOumors s, ,pr.qut ,5 Scr ch BIa k Usher. per quart. ] l5 $ ch Flo l.a of Lo-is. pr quart - ST. 'ch Lag ruI n. per quart, .... ! l5 er toh Ds 7tr Special iiqueur. qt ] l5 Pr ndy, N rtel., per qurrt....-. 7 S3 R ndy, Fl 1nnssy, per duar'..... L2 Crs tsf Ply ~CuIh Gin, per quart. B rrr-. tbu rom, per quart rt-----..-. 10 Cforinn's Dry Gin, per quart 70 E.r-r're. Sl0e Gin, per quart a Uast Sweet Malaga Wine, per q', l5 Gest Port Wine. per qusrt t.......- I3 Rrs, sherry Wine, per qusrt.-.. .' Scotch. f1hn Dewar Extra Specisl
 LalHnBr ..... .--...-. ...-.-.r co ''
 The famous Olympia Beer is kept on 6rsugh'.
 English billiard snd pool taoIes.
 LEE GUTHRIE, Proprietor.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
LIST
Hna-a of Trade Submits
 S1m thing Interesting

Tho BOARD OF TRADE. sksgwav' a're-r lrlse under a cou. inuous m0n. rgarrrf established Feb 8. lsts.. hes removed 10 the corner Of Fifth Avenue and Broadway. where old patron and now ones will be welcomed.
 Only fist class goods are carried iu stock.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
wEArHER sUsEAU REPORT
~szEzsv. Na--. -.-

~ssEzsv. Na~-. ,. .t.- The vea-bs5 ca-a.tgc~ 8. >sasusy to- Jhs = hoa-> r-eca..rE rnug -N-s- ~s-e ss -C'rE> NSI Temp 77g~e ."~2 N5z - a0-.. NeSc -S aN1vr Temp. st noo- a0o-f f'-ec .0. sS' .u-. ....... ..N
 {. ,.a-s.
 Volunteer z. > WHa.-a- . .1SE-Te-
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
At the Mascot

,... Vernon rye and old BelmOu vh.skers. double stamped goods, St who 'esa.e prices st the Mas
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16

Watch our space for Gage Millinery ,7,-.r- aanoucceuenl L A. Har- ~.>C- 70.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16

Shaun Aroon," Sat urday evening, March 10th at the Elks' hall. Sale of reserved seats on sale at Britt's drug store,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-03-16
At che Mascot

Home made Oyster CocktsiIsas .h Mascot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-14

icaIly tired without reason. This Is
very common in growing girls and boys,
who sprung up too quickly for their
strength. and feel this languor and las
situde In consequence. In others. II
may be-and often is-a manifestation
OF otherwise unknown disease. and a
physician should be consulted before the
affection becomes permanent.
1t is well to learn the science OF re-
pose, If for no other reason than 70 De
able to distinguish between natural and
unnatural WEAKNESS, and TO check any
tendency in the litter direction
The lesson of fl all is, learn to rest
when rest is needed Relax now, before
II is too late; a present short absence
from duty is better than an illness or
nervous breakdown, meaning valuable
time. money, and energy all wasted For
many a nightly sleep is not enough;
thew need more in order TO keep in good
working condition: and many others
crave an occasional rest after unusual
strain. To all these I would say:
Obey the dictates of your physical
system. and, as soon as you feel serious
~ tired or faint. seek the surest and
nearest remedy for the condiuon-re-
pose,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-14

without by any means exhausting the
store
Amid so much authority it is hard to
choose a simple and efficacious remedy.
AS a matter of fact. each individual
needs a different and special treatment
1t is almost impossible to give any d.
rections that viii suit all cases equally
well
A simple preventive is 10 eat lemon
once a day early IN th~ morning, another
Is TO place a piece Of writing paper on
the chest under the clothes and stin
another-and perhaps the best of the
three-is 10 eat upon rising water crack
ers. buttered ard then sprinlded closely
with salt and pepper. Sailed peanuts
can often be eaten on shipbOard when
all other food is nauseating.
1t has been suggested that this is the
reason that salt pork and bacon are so
common on shipboard. and II may be
so All these, however. are prevent
ives. not cures IT were vain TO pre-
scribe any Of the latter.
Sometimes one becomes faint without
any apparent reason therefor. In this
case il is well to look to two Shings-the
ventilation Of the room and the working
position, No one can work well ana keep
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-14

n clear head In an overheatea room; one
colder than is comfortable would be
better
Even less possible is e TO do so in an
apartment I'm which the windows are
never opened and the doors are closed
for fear of a dTaught' If it is your
misfortune 10 work in an office, for in
stance, where such is the rule, and where
YOU are not the person in authority. L
would ask permission 10 have one win
dow or door, at least. wide open. and
screen it of from whoever it is that is
so opposed to fresh air Oxygen is
needed for clear thinking, ana no brain
worker can afford 20 be without #
In the second place, the position often
causes a feeling of sickness. Letting
the head dTOop AT the work is danger
Gus: IL induces dizziness or even vertigo.
So in sitting in a contracted position.
With the head down. the chest in and
the back bent
Above all. keep the head well up. so
that you can breathe properly, for 1t is
no exaggeration 10 say that the salts
factory discharge Of your duties depends
in great part on your method Of breath
inZ.
Finally, there arc those who are chron-
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Kindly give me the formula for a
good cream 70 apply after washing my
face / want ore that will whiten my
face and which viii not cause the
growth OF hair.
There are few hairs on MY face now,
and / would not Ike them 70 increase.
] have followed your rules for bathing