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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-10
GETTING His Salary.

A colored preacher who had only
small share of this worlds goods
and whose salary was not forthcoming
on several occasions became exasper
ated. Al his morning service he spoke
to his church members In this way
"Bredern and sistern, things is not as
they should he. You must not 'specl
| can preach on with you an boa'd In
Heben."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-10
146 South Main St.
Why Fret and Worry

when your child has a severe
cold. You need not fear pneu-
MONA or other pulmonary dis.
eases. Keep supplied with Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup--a posi-
tive cure for Colds, Coughs
Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Mrs. Hall, of Sioux Falls, S. D..
writes: 81 have used your won
derful Billiards. Horehound Sy'
rup, on my children for five
years. Its results have been Won
derfui." Sold by Ritter Bros
Drug Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-10
Men Shun Gew.Gaws.

There Is one thing that no real
man will stand for" said the tall girl.
''He positively will not carry an um.
brella all trimmed up with knots OF
ribbon. Several times have been
obliged to lend an umbrella to men
who got caught in the rain. Each of
those umbrellas was ornamented with
tufts Of ribbon when the man left the
house: when he brought it back the
ribbon was gone. He had been
ashamed to be seen walking along the
street carrying an umbrella whose
handle was trimmed with ribbon
rosettes and had taken them off as
soon as he left tho house and had
forgot to put them on again. Nova
days in order to save trouble for both
Of us, I take the ribbon of myself be-
fore offering man an umbrella
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-08-10

81 suffered habitually from
constipation. Doan's Regulets
relieved and strengthened the
bowels, so that they have been
regular ever since. "A. E. Davis
grocer, Sulphur Springs, Texas.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-27
MOSQUITO. FLEET
! Fifty Torpedo Crafts
and Submarines Will EV-
dilute Next SulIlIIlef

..a z
Newport, r. A.. Der. 26'The mohili-
cation of the largest fleet of torpedo
boats. torpedo boat destroyers, ana
submarine torpedo boats in the history
OF 81 the American navy, will take place
IN Narragansett bay in the spring and
summer sun u Of 1908, according to inform
ton gained here today. The feet viii
be in command OF Commander Chas.
G. Marsh, who will have under his di-
rection about nifty torpedo boats and
torpedo boat destroyers and the first
and second fotillas Of submarines.
The little vessels viii go ttllarougn an
elaborate series Of drills, both day and
night, and it is expected that much
data viii be- obtained
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-27
CROOKED
na3ti u Jlf aaste sl,53 i
~ 1tI9nR YIast33a 3 51sstf q 8ta3I 80 z
Dunk Finds $4,000 Q
forged Papers Among
4 Its Assets 81 !.


Wilmington, Pa, Dec. 26- Officers
Of The bank Of California, Par charge
that endorsements on $4,000 worth
of paper given the institution by form
er Cashier o. F. Piper are forged.
The charge is made at the end Of an
investigation started when the bank
closed several weeks ago. The name
used for indoors ements is that of a
leading California business man. He
srepndiabes all the signatures. Piper
today denied there were any forged
signatures in the papers he handled.
Bank Examiner Berkey refuses to
allow resumption BY the bank until
these amounts are paid over in cash
and has postponed the opening to
January la. ;islsgS sYs .l5t ia. i.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-27
A HOLDING Cd.
N " | ] Oven!
CHICAGO lines
z

Y Chicago, Ills, Dec. 26-,The sale of |
the properties OF the North Chicago
street railway, West Chicago street
railway company and Chicago Union
Traction company under decree OF
foreclosure was ordered today by Fed
eral Judge Peter S. Grosscup. The
sale is to take place at noon on Jan.
nary 255, 1908. An order was also
entered instructing the receivers Of
the property to execute to the Chi
cage Railway company a holding com
pany organized to take over the fran
,chlse voted By the city council some.
months ago, a lease of all the lines OF
street railway operated by them. The
lease is to expire February z, 1920.
It is taken for. granted that the rail-
way conpany will be the only bidder
for the property at the sale and for
tthe rehabilitation Of the Union Trae
ttion system by the Railway company
The decree means, It Is said, that pat
irons of the tractio lines on the north
] and west side Of the city are to re
Iceive Improvements In service made
obligatory by the terms of The new
franchise ordnance s6s5 (; sss
4 Following the acceptance ON Febru
largt1ss 0fafhe ordinance by which th
/ Chicago Railway company WIN Com
intS uoss session Of the Traction pr6pei
Z ties affected by the decree, the Raj
way company viii begin the rehabilii
Ition Of the lines at a cost ef s1s
Iools, o9o- ,sai ua "a ssas ID
81 4 = 49,: y ssI
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-27
END
BY IOCKJiW OF
CHICAGO DOCTOR

Chicago, Ills. Dec. 26 DIR. Joseph
q Pioson. died tonight Of lockiaw re-
ssulting from a fracture Of his nose.
Dr.. Pioson recently fell down a stair
way and the skin over his nose was
broken and the wound became filed
with tetanus germs. on Christmas the
physician was suddenly stricken with
llockjaw. He diagnosed his own case
and directed his family I'd send him To
the hospital.
He then sent for q lawyer and naade
his will. During his illness he con-
stantlg Joined with the hospital ply
sicians in their consultations and gave
'it as his opinion several days ago that
he could not live. The immediate
cause Of death was said to De heart
failure. following eonvglsion
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-27
DENVER NEWS.
PAPER. men ! in
AFISIICR0 ROW

Denver, Colo, Dec. 22s A warrant
was sHore out tonight forl the arrest
Of Fred q Bonfils. one Of the pro.
prieaors Of the Denver Ross, The
warrant Wzias sworn to by ex-p- $: SEN
atHr Ihnmas N. Patterson as the re-
sulI OF an encounter betMessa tie two
Iasn at an eaflya hour tins morning
when Senator Patterson was knocked
down ard painfully injured The ems.
counter was the sssaalzna natEion of la
aewspapar war which d as been going
on Tor some years bstWsan the pro-
,prietors of the Post and Senator Pat
fsrson, who Is the prdinciual stockhold-
zen Of the News Times Publishing Co
Senator Patterson says Mr.. Bontils
came up behind hiHs and said Good.
morning. Z
! When he turned 10 see who II iaaddr
ed him, Senator Patterson states, he
was dealt a terrifcfblow, which felled
him, after which his eHsailant beat
and Kicked him before be could rise.
g He ;sIsss he did mot know who had hit.
him until after some men had separat-
ed them He adds that Mr.. Bontiis
cursed him and threatened to kill him
II Bonnl's name appeared again IN the
'S@wsgT lines. 81 y sjs5
MFR Bonf1ls states fhat aHne two man
= F. = .
met and discussion arDse over a
threat Senator Pafhe rson had made
ia the columns OF che Views to run
Fsoafils out Of business on put him in
the penitentiary According ito Bonfils
Patterson reiterated the ,Eslreat ana
the fight started. lEr. Bonflls admits
knocking the senator down, but claims
juHTi ficatDn on account Of The sena-
tors published and spoken nguage.
Mr. BDnffhs says that Senator Pattar-
SON was accompanied BY his son-in-
law, Richard g. Campbell, when the
dispute arose. Mr. Patterson lis sew
|enty years old and Mr.. Bnnslls Is
about fOrty-fDur Ill S53s5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-27
Cruel and Mysterious Muir
der Comes 10 Light in
Harrison, N. I.
The Body Is Found Frozen
in q Pond Girls Hear
Her Screams
!. 1870

. NeWark, M j, Dec. 26-A murder
combining the elements Of mystery
and deliberate cruelty that take ds
out of the ordinary, was commits II
on the Hackensack meadows IN the
town of Harrison early todaspsa the q
nude body of the victim, q woman OF
perhaps thirty years, waso nearly Sub
| merged in the Icy waters OF sa little
pond. Only the feet projected WheR
a chance passerby broke the ice In
l which the exposed portions were in
! crnsteda and dragged the badE ashore
i the body had mot bel entitled do
1 night and lit was pretty wen essaD
& lished that ii was not that of d resi-
dent 81 the city Of HaTri son Two Two
4, men who occupied yacht ra p
near where the, body was found, are
y detained ny athe poliees abut the nlest
"a impor tant ke1ue ba5fainea AWas furnish-
ed tonight aby sE'attert Googan, aasWatcls
man employed BY TIE Marine MIME
comp who reeog nized the body a sa:
THAT of a woman he had seen crossing
II the meadows in CONF any with a man
b early today Later he saw the man
~ alones 5aist 80 6 ~
{ Two girls returning u their hos ii,
| Harrison long after nidnigiil this
morning heard a WoInans cries float
ing over the, marsh land They seem
ed to come from the direction of the.
pond and to the startled girls sounded
y like spare me, " and help. Nearer
home the girls were approached ~ a
q well dressed stranger, who accosted
j and followed them until a policeman
was met with, when he turned and.
i Af:S 80 sfealiaS5 Ffss t95 % 5.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-27

tefest. These institutions were fore
I'D to bear the brunt Of The financial
storm which broke upon the suspen-
sion of ahe Kinckerbo ecker Trust com
pany !; ,s4Fa
+ The cgmpanie which have reported
show u falling off OF deposits from
s278 ,65Rs3D8 on August d 20, IL last, 10
$190, 256 500 ION Dec. 49, The loss Of
deposits was accompanied by ithe
calling i'm eof loans, fhs reduction in
the latter instance amounting to s7S.-
5000, 09I,. Market values of stock, etc,
show a decline of about $40, 00D, 900.
In specie ftWenty4une trust companies
show "a loss Of less than So, 00B, 90,
while in legal tenders and bank notes,
held as reserve, they show an increase
of nearly 81 s000, 600. The trust conn
panies all were put Ito a severe test,
but their business affairs; according to
Estheareports now submitted; have been
so adjusted that many OF the officers
claim they are in better position today
than ever before. s5i.{Esi
The report of the Trust Company od
America which Withstood a run OF
many days, was awaited with much
interest At shows a net decline ia
cash reserve of less than one per
cent since August /. The cash re
terEes of the company now ON hand,
is s3,354, 223-a percentage of 1917. as
against the legal Is percent require
ment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-27
City Concludes | 5 Influence
Is Detrimental and AbOl-
ishes the Booze
81
Il Made Profit Of $4,000
: Year ! AZ But Was Bad
sssMediCine

Raleigh. M CT Dec. BY major.
ity OF b45 Raleigh today voted out It's
liquor dispensary and becomes ] a. pro
hibitions city, the 4 dispensary to close
at noon tomorrow. The dispensary has
been IN operation here for four years.
The sales have amounted to about
$3.50, 600 a year, with about STE, 900
proiitt this being placed to the credit
Of she school fund, road fund and city
expense account, It reduced taxation,
but the voters here felt that its in
fluenGe was not for the city's best
Interest
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-27
Developments Promised in
the Leckife Murder
Case at Neche
Two Men Are Held as Blind
While Suspects Are
Swallowed

Grand Forks, Dec. &c According to-
reports received in Grand Forks to-
day, sensational deWelo pments are
promised in the case Of Arthur Leck
ire, the Grand Forks young man who.
was killed Sunday night and his body
thrown in the Pembina river.
According to adyices received here,
the authorities are holding r. T. Dug
gan mulatao, and Fred Schneider,
white, as a blind and a pair believed
to be the slayers are under close sur
VIGILANCE. The authorities have DEE
layed making arrests in order to gst5a
better hold on the suspects whose es-3
cape issconsidered inlpossibl
The ownership Of e u er hatch
let With which Eeclsire was kIllad is5
said to- have been ds hnitgly estab-,
nshsh altiiiougl the authorities are
oarefully Guarding tale saraa
An Inn test al { is
some Bearing son lahe cas- tef was
mad shy States Dry lfsd
The ~;
have ppped;s & sa IL q The the
states attorney y i'll His
hand rtedd it saefddped III q spe
runnifs1 as wen is ever an1d Masip lass
ed Id pail of water II: /, It'll ram for ls
minusass This womb ina "a caat that The
body DE Leckire was if6Towd fl the
PembIna river at abnnt M stsclock rs
& Some time must have elapsed bs-
tween the time Of the murder and the
time Leckire's body was placed in the
water. From this II is Burmised that
LeckfTs may have abean killed before
1 II O'Clock at night. It Is pointed out
that it would have been very unlikely
that lseckire would walk two blocks
past his father residence unless lur-
ed there by some one with whom he
was acquainted or was friendly.
THE inquest VIII be resumed rat /
O'clock tomorrow afternoon at Neche
and It Is expected that the state will
he able to bring csa Testimony which
3 will clear up the murder mystery and
! point TO the guilt of the person OF
persons who committed the crime
The funeral OF Leckire was held to-
day at Nechs and the attendance was
\ large. Services were held IN the Ca.
thofic church, Father forbes oficiat-
ing, The brotherhood Of Locomotive
Firenen Of Grand Forks sent a dele
cation 10 sihe funeral OF their late mem
ber The burial was at Neehe,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-27
Reports 10 State Banking De-
partlnent Make an EX
Cenent Showing
Net Loss in Deposits Is Only
Three Millions Some
Gained

New York, Dec. 26 Under call Of
the state banking department. for re-
ports Of condition On December 1a,
tWenty-one trust companies and twsn-
ty-nine state hanks of Greater New
York have filed formal statements.
While the effects Of the recent storm
are plainly evident, especially In re-
gard TO those few inst lions against
whom the attack seemed most direct,
the statements as a whole bear testi-
mony Of the quick recovery and the
5unwaverlng confidence Of the great
body Of deposit tors.
\ q 1Tsa1ae reports also show that certain
state hba,hkss Of New ORR city did their
share towards relieving the financial
Situation III other cities. They ac-
cOanDlf HsHed tins ny accepting from The u
lceal nztionaIz banks d large quaint.
~ eof clearing housa csftifcates, aaaH-
inghthe national banks in possittasn to
employ their cash lii the relief of Gus
TONERS land cores f,s1nde nts in Vie in.
Eerfo1 II s n.
Taxenty-aaile gtata banks saf New
YoTk, Brooklyn ana other borgughs OF
ssIICgss1reater New Fork, which have so far
areperted. shoW aggregate deaR5sits %
g2zs. 900 600.
/ Da this enormous sum, the net loss
hin withdrawals since August 20; ~ hast,
lfanpunted to only 81, 056, lit The loss.
les were distributed among To- gatasn
banks, with al ttotal withdrawals dof
ssI8, 925, 761, Rhife eleven banks sihsw.
lea an aggregate gain Of 1851. CD q
ALLOWING for AL withdrawals and
purchase OF G1garin ghouse certidca4es
now held sas collateral. the state
banks indicated their prosp porous srDn.
dIdSion by maine tanning cash reserves,
jiin some instances far in excess oftthe
rs percent required by law.
Only one state bank tooE advantage
Uf it's membership in the Clearing.
house associaHiBn to issue certificates
which are now eouts tandiRg as a Tia.
BIlity item tofs $500, 900. Nine sstate
banks hold eleari ghouse certihcabes
Ae the extent Of ISL 100, 900. 3@ls
/ The loans and ID discounts show a de,
crease In the statements inf nineteen
banks while the value of mortgages
etc, as items Of resource, also show
III u :. ~ 49, -
a general shriiaAag sc. majority 5of
the banks show am increase of cash ON
hand. .3,.s
| TIE official statements OF the trust
companies of Greater New York are
perhaps fraught with the greatest in
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-27

II Fargo. N. d. Dec. 26--The business
men Of this state have organized the
North Dakota Mutual Life Insurance
company The incorporates are: Ii.
Il. Dahl and K Tweto of Aber-
crombie; Henry Erickson Of Towner;
e, p sandlie OF Lakota;; w. w. King
Of Tower City r. L Johnssa Of HEX
son. The head Offices viii be in FAR
so. ".
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-27
ATTEND RACES
American Officers Attend
State Luncheon. and the
Races at Trinidad

NJ Port of SPAIN Dec 26rh cap
tains Of the American battleships and
their STATS were entertained at lunch
oen. today ~ Sir Henry Moore Jack
son, governor OF Trinidad and later
were guests Of the governor at the
horse races. The weather was ideal
and the race track was thronged with
officials and men Of the fleet, together
with holiday crowd from the city.
American horses carried off the hon
ors. being winners In nearly all the
races.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-27
FAIRBANKS
Indiana Republicans Shout
Loud and Long for the
Cocktail Man

indianapolis, Ind, Dec. z6 Resolu-
tiGps were adopted unanimously today
at the biennial love feast Of the In
diana republicans urging the nominar
ton az Vice President Charles w.
Fairbanks for the presidency v
The resolutions were Introduce BY
Governor Handy and were adopted
with d round or cheers by 8 thousand
and more of active party workers of
the state VINO were present
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-27

Spokane, wash. Dec 2e.s-1t Is an
nosincea to-day that baginning March
1. 500 pokane passenger trains viii
run through from ssst Paul to Port.
land Ore, over the Canadian Pacific
and Oregon Railway and Navigation
tracks
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-12-27
3gs ~ D 3sg1 ~ - 4t 80 81 ~ II 2
SCARE IS OVER
Time Being Up ii Which Saw
iags Banks llasl
ab0dy APPLIES

New York Dec. 2sr ebay vas the
axpiration DAY d most 81 the sixty
day wishd lsassaa notices required BY
savings banks at the height Of slls
panic III October. but scarcely i de-
positor called Tor his money.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-22
FIVE CANDIDATES
GIVEN HIGH DEGREE
Masons Have Unusually Sue
CessfuI Event.
SMOKER WAS ENJOYED.

The following were given the Royal
Arch degree In Masonry Friday even
ing: Charles Woodhu-st, Edward VAL
entine. Albert J. GosGelin, George NJ.
Reiser, Thomas p. Butler, William ".
Gartside. Frank Benn, Joseph NJ.
Gloin. After the initiation smoker
was enjoyed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-22
Winter Begins Today.

Mr.. Householder with a furnace that
eats a ton of coal a week may have
thought. for some time. that it has
been winter. He has been wrong.
Winter (of the official type. only has
not YET started-will not start until the
very instant the sun stars backward
toward the north. That is not as bad
as it seems. however. for although win
ter will continue until the third week
in March. the coal-consuming cold may
do as it has done for two years, and
leave some time during February.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-22
After the Hustle of the Holiday
Season Has Subsided, Office
Seekers Will Begin to Jour-
ney Over the County
CONGRESSIONAL PLUM
is TEMPTING TO MANY.
Local Seekers After the Honor
Will Begin Vigorous Canvass
In Wayne County-May Not
Venture Without Borders.

After the hustle and hustle OF the
Christmas shopping has subsided,
there will be lull for about a week
On the day following New Years, the
republican politicians in this county
will come out OF retirement and there
will be some more activity. The open
season for republican aspirants to pub
lie offices opens January =, and will
come to a close some time in the mid
die of February. when the nominating
primaries are held.
The men who will bid for popular IA
vor in this direction will make big
tracks in the snow in every nook and
corner of the county. II the grass is
not well covered by the beautiful the
green will be pretty we'll worn by the
shoes of the Office seekers, so active do
they plan to be.
In at least two cases republican can
Gidates have already begun their cam
| paigns. DR.. NJ. l.. Veneer of this city,
who is making eyes at the Sixth dis
trict congressional plum. can be seen
every day walking down Main street
passing out the glad hand and spread
ing the political salve. The doctor
has also been doing considerable mis-
sionary work in the county.
The Rev. ]. o. Campbell, who is also
shining up to the Sixth district con-
gressional plum, has canvassed Rich
mond pretty thoroughly and has also
been fitting here and there about the
district, seeing how the land lays and
getting next to the ropes of the game.
he is for the first time taking a whirl
at
Richmond's one other candidate for
Our Jim's shoes. Prosecutor Wilfred
Jessup, has not as yet taken the field.
He will start his campaign the first
part of January. He will probably
make a dash through he district but
most OF his attentiC II be center
ed on Wayne county. These tactics
will also be employed by Veneer and
Campbell. At the probable primary
elections the republicans of this coun-
ty will have to select either Jessup,
Campbell or Veneer as the man who
Wayne county will support at the dis
trict convention.
So far, only one candidate has come
out for the office OF prosecuting at
torney. He is Charles l.. Ladd. Gen.
ter township school teacher. There
has been talk of Attorney b. c. Rob
bins entering the race for this office.
but so far Mr.. Robbins has not come
out as a candidate. His friends are
urging him to do so.
There will be big bunch in the
field for the office of trustee or Wayne
township and there will be a scramble
for the county recorder plum. 1t is
quite probable that there will be no
opposition to Linus Meredith for his
second term as sheriff.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-22
After They Secured Marriage
License Found They Could
Not Wait and Were Married
In Clerks Office.
.CLERK REPLIED "SURE"
WHEN GROOM WHISPERED
Forthwith a Minister Was
Summoned and the Couple
Joined Together in Holy
WedIoCk.

Frank Clark, prosperous young far
mer, and Miss Ida E Hines of Dublin,
were just so awfully anxious to get
married that they could not wait to
return to the home of the bride, so
yesterday afternoon they were made
man and wife at the Office of the coun-
ty clerk. the Rev. J. O. Campbell per
forming the ceremony.
The bashful groom and the blushing
bride had fully intended to return to
Dublin after securing the marriage IL
cense, but when they secured this legal
looking document and found they
would have to wait an hour for the
next traction car, it was decided that
the happy event could not be postpon-
ed SO long.
Clark whispered into Clerk Penny;
ear and that official replied in his nat
ural tone of voice. sure" whereupon
he telephoned to the Rev. Campbell,
who soon arrived on the scene and per
formed the duty required of him.