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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-20

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02
Boosting the West.

The Salt Lake Tribune is engaged,
as it has been for years, in boosting
for the iptermountain vest. In the
past few years 1t has expended much
time, energy, space and money in this
work, 1t is of and for the west. 1t
believes in the future greatness of the
vast interior region comprising the
states OF Utah, Idaho, Nevada and
Wyoming, and is doing its utmost to
build up all these states by bringing
into them men aud money for the de.
yelopment OF their wonderful agricult-
dral mineral and other resources,
II not already familiar with The
Tribune, write for free sample copy
Of either daily, Sunday or semi-weekly
Address The Tribune, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02
Deserves A Chrome.

Row Emn lex, manager OF the Audi
forum theatre In this city, returned
home this morning from Salt Lake,
where lac spent the Christmas week
with his old pal, Archie Cox of the
Grand theatre, says the Pocatello Til
bune. While in Zion Mr. Emmick
handed out a choice line Of converse
ton descriptive OF the beauties and
progress Of the Gate City OF Idaho.
Manager Emmick announces that the
triumph Of his career as manager OF
the local playhouse occurred when he
succeeded in surrounding Manager
Cox of the Grand the night Miss Fea'
ly played in Salt Lake and emitted al
original poem. Out Of curiosity the
Tribune wired this morning TO Salt
Lake for a copy Here it is as it came
over the wire:
"Now 1t Is time to swim the pup
Before the pond is frozen up
In Salt Lake.
But up the line in Idaho
We have do ice, we have no snow =
We take the cake"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02
People Gone mime Crazy"
Big Eastern Writer Sizes Up the Situation in
About the Proper Way.

Having witnessed the period of over
valuation of railroad securities and Of
land, we now come around to the cycle
of imitation of mining shares We are
OF time when men are taking their
money from the savings banks to buy
3O.cent treasury" stock: when prop
erty owners are applying to building
and load associations for mortgages on
their homes, the proceeds to go into
gaudily printed certificates of alluring
promise; when the talk is Of mines, of
claims, OF strikes, Of this one or that
one who has made million, and when
it seems as though the dIvining rod
might become the peoples scepter.
The craze Is general. Nearly every
one has a touch of 1t. 1t has affected
bank presidents as we'll as messenger
boys, doctors, lawyers, ministers,
school teachers. Likewise walters,
hack drivers, and porters are floating
along on the tide which may lead to
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02
No Smallpox Now.

PRESTON, Idaho, Dec. 2S-The
epidemic of smallpox which frightened
Prof. r. n. Hill, superintendent of
schools, into closing all of the public
schools several days ago, has now died
down and there is hardly case in the
city. Many Of the cases which were
first diagnosed as smallpox were later
found to be chickenpox, and these
cases were quarantined. The schools
haze now been closed for the Christ
mas vacation, but will open again
after the first Of the year.
The new opera house, recently com.
pleted at a cost of $1,000, was thrown
open Christmas evening with dance
afternoon and evening, The house
has a seating capacity of nearly 1000
and is handsome structure.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02
Government on Rubber.

WASHINGTON, December 30 90
The United States will have imported
an aggregate of nearly fifty million
dollars worth of crude india rubber
at the close Of the present year, ac-
cording to a statement made public
today by the bureau of statistics OF
the Department of Commerce and
Labor.
If to this is added the value of old
and scrap rubber intended for remanu-
facture, the total will considerably ex-
coed that amount.
The value of india rubber importa-
lions has increased more than 200 per
cent in decade. The United States
consumes more than one.half of TIE
worlds production and the enormous
growth in the lmportations is attrib
uted to the popularity Of the bicycle
and automobile, coupled with the in
creased use of electricity.
The statement says indications seen
to justify the belief that the Philip
pine and Hawaiian Islands are capa
BILE of producing large quantities o
this article as result of this govern
ment nurseries in those possession
for the distribution Of rubber plant
for use Of rubber plantations.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02
A Local Poet Goes Poetizing
WELCOME NEW YEAR.

Welcome new year with infant birth;
Welcome with untold joyand mirth;
Let each voice with gladness sing,
AS we crown you our new king.
Welcome new year; our hopes with
thee
o, bring the Joy that is to be-
Let your praises all sublime
Be echoed down the wales of time.
Welcome new year; we greet you now
With low triumphant bow.
o, may you bring prosperity
To make our future brighter be.
".
Welcome new year; our hope and feaI
Are almost lost when you endear
All the pangs OF destiny
In realms OF mortality.
Welcome new year. we now repeat;
While we hear the echo sweet.
Welcome, welcome shall you be
Until time calls, depart with me-"
ARCHEY LLOYD.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02

fortune, but which, in many cases,
will end Sin shadows and in miseries. "
One of the wisest mining experts in
the country said the other day, in
sounding note of caution, that the
proportion of good to bad mines was
in 300. Careful investigation of the
claims of 500 Nevada gold mining COM
panies has led to the statement that
one-third have no ore prospects, while
large percentage of the Canadian
cobalt and silver securities in the New
York market represents mems hopes
rather than their accomplishments
Too many Of them are selling on the
basis of profitable production. The
temptation 10 salt" a mine is today
as great as was the temptation to pouI
oil in the shallow drill hole of a vel
In the days of the Pennsylvania anc
Ohio craze.-From "The Craze for Min
ing Stocks" by Charles f. Speare, il
the American Monthly Review Of Re
views for January.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02
Sorrow at Hyde Park Xmas
Little Child Dead and Buried he Christ
mas Doings in the Town.

HYDE PARK, Dec. 20. 1906 Well,
Christmas has gone, and with it has
gone the beefstaeks, turkeys, geese,
ducks and chickens, and many Of
the good things OF the earth that 60
to appease the appeuites OF men. The
day was spent In very quiet, peace.
full manner. No accidents, fights or
DRINKS, and no arrests or anything Of
the kind that we have heard Of. A
spirit of love, kindness, and peace on
earth good will to men, seemed to
prevail. On Christmas Eve the Prim.
airy gave Xmas tree entertainment,
A very nice program was rendered.
Santa Claus visited them and distrib.
uted the presents from off the tree.
Were it not for the Primary and the
Young Ladies associations of the,ward
giving us entertainments occasionally
we fear our people would soon forget
what an entertainment is like.
The Relief Society, following their
annual custom, distributed many good
and needful articles to families where
such things were needed
While most of our good people were
rejoicing in their prosperity and in
the festivities Of the season, to one
family there were sorrow and heart.
aches. On Monday morning at about
2o'clock the little infant daughter Of
Robert and Laura Carver passed to
that home above, which she had so re.
Gently left. Funeral services were
held from the residence today. Many
friends, relatives and sympathizers
we're present and words of comfort
and consolation were offered by Elders
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02

ca Lamb, Lorenzo Peterson, J w.
ID. Hurren, Suel Lamb, Lars Petersen,
Joseph Waite, Thomas Kirby and
Bishop Hyde. Prayers we're offered
by George u. Reeder and Suel Lamb.
The bereaved parents have many
friends who sympathize with them in
their hour OF bereavement, and pray
God to comfort and bless them.
James and MILFORD Christensen came
to Hyde Park Saturday night from
Pocatelo where they have been labor.
Ing duriug the winter.
William Metcalf, of Iona, Idaho,
land one of the babes in-arms when
Hyde Park was first settled) is down
after seventeen years visiting friends
and scenes of his boyhood days.
Dan Cash and wife, Of Benson ward,
spent Christmas In town.
Caroline and Hyrum Petersen went
to Bear Lake county to spend the
holidays.
David Grant was taken sick Sunday
night, and it was feared for time
that he had pneumonia. Information
comes that he is now improving.
/ Jesse S. Hancey is up at Treasure
ton experimenting the construction
of new meeting house.
If rumors are to be relied upon
then there will be several marriages
in the near future.
John Balls, of Soda Springs, is visit
ing in town.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02
GOODBYE OLD YEAR.

Goodbye Old year; we say adieu;
We all now weep to part with you:
Through mirth and sorrow have VOC
smiled,
And Oft our lonely way beguiled
Goodbye old year; and with you take
All the sorrow which would make
This life so dull and dreary here,
To distant unknown sphere.
Goodbye Old year; can we forget
All the good you bring us yet?
No! your name will ever be
Clothed in robes OF memory.
Goodby old year; you're at close;
Within your grave take sound repose;
Like the waves OF unknown deep
Let your spell. bound magic sleep.
Goodbye old year; we say farewell!
Let the New Year ring your knell;
quickly fly to other spheres,
And join the many bygone years.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02
Beauty and Character.

A famous portrait painter says that
beautiful women do not take the best
looking pictures. Mere beauty is
never successfully reproduced by
brush or camera, unless the model
expresses character In the lines OF her
face and eyes. In other words physi-
cal beauty alone becomes common
place unless II is enriched by some
beauty OF expression.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02
AS Compared.

Speaking of happiness" said the
homegrown philosopher, "a bachelor
with $4,000 isn't as happy as a poor
married man with seven manageable
daughters"
why not?' queried the youth.
Because" explained the philosophy
dispenser, "the former wants more
than he has, while the latter has more
than he wants"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02
vs'ue OF Criticism.

Censure and criticism never hurt
anybody. II true, they show man
his weak r-ats and forewarn him
against failure and trouble. IL false.
they can not hurt him, unless no Is
wanting In character. -Gladstone
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02
City and Country pweIIers.

1t is d mistake to suppose that the
Oldest countries always have tho
largest proportion OF city jewellers, Ar
gentine has "a greater urban popula'
tion, relatively to the total. than
France. and Australia than Spain.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02
Poor Farm for Rent.

For rent for one year, in whole or in
part, the lower county poor farm.
Bids will be received up to January I,
1907. Commissioners reserve right to
reject any or all bids.
J. q. KNOWLES,
Commissioner.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-02
Men and Women Immiaran,s.

or the countries from which the
immigrants come in large numbers
to the United States Italy sends the
greatest proportion OF men. Ireland
furnishes the largest proportion Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-16
TALKING PERTH A,IBoY.

In the latest issue of the Danish
American, j. P. Holm's new newspa-
per, published in New York, is long
article printed in both English and
Danish setting forth the wonderful
growth and the great advantages OF
Perth Amboy The article urges
all its readers to watch this city. Mr..
Holm has not forgotten his home city
in his rise to metropolitan journalism.
The Danish-American reaches great
many people who make desirable
citizens and Mr. Holm is doing much
for the advancement of Perth Amboy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-16

er is called upon in reference to the
deeds and principles of our day. What
Lincoln by supposition would have
done is an allegation that ever car
ries weight; and this is because he
stands to every mind for wisdom,
charity, and devotion; for no party,
no section, no ambition; for all that
meant virtue, measure and reality;
for nothing that meant egotism,
noise, cruelty or haste. "a greet man
said the eloquent Jeremy, lis affable
in his converse, generous in his coil
verse, generous in his temper, and
equally removed from the extreme
of servility and pride" And another
philosopher calls him greatest who is
most resolutely right, calmest in
storms and cheriest under the heavi-
est burden. This, indeed, is another
and nobler view than the one which
pays tribute to
1.-The breatest chief
That ever peopled hell with heroes
1t is view of greatness which grows
stronger with the freeing of mankind.
1t is view to which the appreciation
of Lincoln is largely due. His was n
spirit of morality 1t was humble.
He saw this little world by the land
marks of eternity. Lincoln's poetry
and humanity of vision equaled his
clear thrust of mind; they are port
of that image which lives in the
heart of Golfers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-16
OH, sLUsH.

/ The public school teachers should
not complain at an Is per cent in
crease. They might have gotten 23
The Woodbridge creek bridge is
! like a poor show; it doesn't drew
WE'LL
That Amboy bridge spans long
/ stretch of time-and Imagination
Big sales sof copper recently wont
affect the next pay day here.
Said Oscar Lewissohn when friends
asked him if any woman could win
his heart: Edna May"
Ships That Pass in the Night:
Contents of Kleimandts boat shop en-
route for the foot of Madison avenue.
Luis Mora might have called his
picture on Staten Island ferryboat
Art Under Difficulties
The Public Service may be want
ing to run cars only once an hour
here too--but that Woodbridge les
son should be enough.
The driver who hung between the
shafts while the horse bolted up
Smith street noticed things in the
pavement he never knew before.
Newark Board of Trades objection
to voting machines causes little inter-
est here. We've none of the former
and only two of the latter.
Gas in the cellar of the building al
the northeast corner of State and
Fayette streets came near upholding
that places reputation, only no
matches were around.
If 1t were possible to ascertain the
comparative number of comic valen-
tines sent year by year, that would be
pretty good test of the advance of
civilization.
! The state legislature, like congress,
/ can always pass a resolution for q
long recess; but, like congress, it in
sists on being paid for the time IL
isn't working. Again, like congress,
when it is not in session, it is not in
mischief
II the jamestown exposition were
more peaceful it would be less spec
tacular, and If less spectacular it
would not draw the crowd, and if 1t
did not draw the crowd-it would not
pay. and-what's an exposition for,
anyway?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-16
The
Theatres
lHunHusnnRNEuHaEHRnHEuRRI
"THE BELLE OF MAYFAIR."


On Monday night, February 25, al
Days theatre, New York city, will be
celebrated the Tooth performance of
"The Belle of Mayfair" in New York
city. The occasion will be marked
by the distribution of one of the most
perfect souvenirs ever decided upon
for such an event. 1t will be the
complete $2.00 score of all the words
and music of the opera. The demand
for seats has been so great that for
the first time in the history of music
al comedy on Broadway the house
has been completely sold out two
weeks in advance.
With the ending of the current
season at Dalys theatre, New York
city, which will more than likely oc-
cur on Saturday night, April 27, this
famous and historical play house will
pass out of the hands of the DAILY
estate, who have controlled its des-
TIMES for period of thirty-five years
and whose able direction by its late
manager, Augustin DAILY, made 1t,
easily the leading play house in Am
erica. On the closing night there,
will be gathered in the auditorium
men and women prominent in socie-.
", the arts, literature and the stage.
1t is the intention of the management,
for this occasion to make this closing
night one of the most memorial In
the event of New York theatricals.
tar eXcelling the last performance
given in Booths theatre before it was
raZed, many years ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-16
KEITH & PROCTOR's.
Fifth Avenue.

Inc most important news in the
atricals at present is the announce
ment Oh Messrs. Keith & Proctor~of
the grand Inauguration of the annual
spring and summer season of stock
company performances at the Fifth
avenue theatre, beginning Monday
afternoon, February 25. This will
De read with great interest by the
hosts OF admirers of the old Fifth
avenue stock company, when ii
reached the apex of its popularity
ABOUT two years ago. A revival at
tnls early date of the extremely pop
'uiar stock productions at the historic
and palatial Fifth avenue will be well
coined with widespread interest and
1t is a certainty that the establish
ment OF first class organization of
players. chosen solely for their his
trionic abilities and cleverness in .
first class Broadway theatre will
prove amazingly popular and nrofit-
able, particularly at the EXTREMELY
low tariff of prices which win Obtain
at the Fifth avenue. Broadway has
been altogether too long without lis
popular-priced stock company. There
seems to be an urgent demand for the
weekly presentation on Broadway OF
the big successes after they have fin.
ished their runs at the two-dollar
houses and the revival of the stock
system at the Fifth avenue will occu-
py unique position in being the one
house on Broadway able to offer the
seasons big dramatic tfilimphss at
twenty-five and fifty cents. The or
onira plr@ on Fcbruars9 s. wilf Is.
David Eel 80 Daglice Of the
Gods. With ill Ehe vast Belaset
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-16

has been demonstrated that given
under the proper conditions and en-
vironment, there isn't any other pol
icy of entertainment at all approach
ing in attractiveness the present
style of vaudeville as given by Keith
& Proctor's. The features for Feb
ruary IS are: "The Hall-Room
Boys" an act never offered in vaude-
vile before and said to be the fun
niest sketch on the stage. The Kauf-
man Troupe of cyclists are sensa-
tional feature and the others are:
Gallagher & Barrett, Lillian Tyce,
Lucie and Viate, Musical Johnstons,
Albertine Melich and many more.
125th Street.
The famous damatization of e. c.
| Homing's narrative "Raffles," in
which Kyrle Bellew has starred for
several seasons with great success,
has been secured by General Man
ager Albee as next weeks offering of
Keith & Proctor's 125th street stock
company and it will be the first per-
formance of this wonderfully inter
esting dram by any stock company in
New York. In Mr.. Bellows original
character of Rallies Mr.. Paul Nc
Allister will have one of the greatest
opportunities of his career. He
should give capital portraiture of
the part. The complete cast is as
appended:
Lord Amersteth, Peter Lang; Lady
Melrose, Mathilde Deshon; Lord
Crowley, George Howell; Captain
Bedford, William Horton; Merton,
Robert Hill; Crawshay, Alphonz Eth
ier; Mrs. Veidal, Louise Randolph;
Goldby, Riley Chamberlin; Barra-
clough, George Manning; Harry Man
ders, Dudley Hawley; Gwendoline
Conron, Agnes Scott.
Jersey City.
A Continuation of excellent bills
from week to week stimulates an
ever increasing volume of business at
Keith & Proctor's Jersey City house
and the daily report now is crowded
to the doors at every performance.
The shows are great and thoroughly
appreciated by the interested aud
fences. The features next week are:
Cliffe Berzac's Seals, the animals who
formerly performed in Barnum &
Bailey's as Woodward's seals; Mr.
and Mrs. Gardned Crane in Every
body Up" Quaker City Four; Red
ford and Winchester and others.
Proctor's Newark Theatre.
During the week of February Is at
Proctor's Newark theatre the pro-
gram offered will be one of the great
est laughter provoking bills seen at
this popular amusement house this
season. That well known Weber
Fields favorite, John T. Kelly, sup
ported by capable company, will be
seen in a clever skit entitled "a
Game of Con-" in which Mr.. Kelly
will portray one of his Characteristic
parts in his own iniiAitable way
None the less pleasing will be Paul
Barnes in his popular monologue.
Welch, Mealy and Montrose knock
about comedians in an exceedingly
funny act, are also billed, as is the
following clever entertainers: Elean-
or Dorel, a sweet singer of very pleas
ing address; Rae and Brosche in a
German comedy sketch; Polk, Col
Inns and Carman Sisters, experts on
the banjo in popular and classical
selections; Potter and Harris, mar
velous gymnasts and other equally as
good vaudevillians with the ever
changing animated pictures complete
this all-star bill of a Proctor magni-
tude.