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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-31

Wherever he may hail from, the aver
age citizen Is enough of Missourlan
to exclaim, "Show mep when he meets
up with this proposition OF the pros
perity boomer: In no other country
are the opportunities for acquiring
million dollars SO numerous as In this
country"
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Probate Notice

Notice Is hereby given that the following
Accounts aud Vouchers have bsen filed M
the Probate Court OF Hooking County. Ohio.
partial settlement Henderson Tippie,
Guardian OF Epbraim johnson, a minor
ana the same Will come on for hearing on
the - day OF February A. d. ll67 al 10
O'Clock a. IA. or as soon thereafter a. may
be convenient.
F.P. MARTIN,
ian 81 3" Probate Judge
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King leopold says his critics are
lrmored "a "ylearious morality" Any
way, 1t Is worth trying to see If the
aair Of the dog Is good for the blte'' Ia
this cass.
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Notice to Stockholders

Notice Is hereby given that a meeting OF
the stockholders ofThe Logan Clay Product
Co, Will ba held I'm the conipanyis office a.
Logan, o., February 3Bth, at 10 a. m, for the
purpose Of considering and acting on pro-
position 90 anlend the bylaws aud the f7s
tifleate oi Incorporation of said company 40
as 10 authorize tho Issue aud sale ~ Dre-
fered stock. and for the transaction - any
ana all business necessary or desirable
herewith.
JACOB PFEIFRER,
III. ID. TOLERroH,
Il j. COHgEEsE.
DAVID SHERTzEH,
WA. kKuMRO9.
WA. + FFEIFkER,
r.. ID. FRITcH.
jan. ~ e-p jobs SUa0ENsTIR
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-30
RED M'FADDEN
LOSES DECISION

SAN FRANCISCO, May 21.-In the
best fight of the evening at Dreamland
rink last night, Joe Leahy was given
the decision over Jack McFadden after
four rounds Of fighting that was fast
and at the same time clever. Although
a majority of the crowd expressed its
disapprovai over the decision render
ed by Referee Al Young, without the
aid of incompetent judges. as in the
past, there was no question but that
Leahy won.
For the first three rounds he out
pointed McFadden at every STEP In
the final round the red-headed boy
started to speed UP a bit. and while
he had as good as an even break for
that interval. his showing in the earl
Ter stages of the match, lost him the
contest. Followers OF the four-round
game evidently understand that the
referee is presumed to judge each
round by itself, and in the enthusiasm
Of a hurricane finish they frequently
figure the wrong man is the winner
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-30
ALL ABOUT
BARNEY JOY

PORTLAND (Ore.), May lit took
eleven innings to decide the ladies'
day matinee this afternoon and the
Beavers only won when, with two out
and the bases hlled Williams dropped
Donahue's fly 30 deep center Barney
Joy started in to pitch for San Fran
cisco and the local kanaka contingent
was ont 10 cheer him on. but Joy was
hit safely by the first man and walkea
the next three forcing a run, so II was
curtains for him. Henley finished
PORTLAND, May 17.-Portland won
in the eleventh inning today, the final
score being to 8. A three base nit Dy
Casey was a feature that brought the
home fans to their feet Joy, the
Seals Hawaiian pitcher. started in
early to give free passes, walking three
men in the first inning. He was re-
tired and Henley took his place
The Portland scorer must have Pc
cuIiar ideas According to his version
of the game. Barney Joy pifcned
quarter of an inning before his Wild
ness was so apparent that he was re-
tired. Some one Of the fans suggested
that possibly in Portland the rules re-
quire four men instead Of three 10 De
put out before the inning is at an end
It is the general consensus Of opinion
that the Honolulu pitcher is in need
of a years experience in some one OF
the smaller leagues as a refining proc
ess Even Long admitted yesterday
that Joy must have shown alarming
tendencies toward wildness in thai
Portland contest.
Moriarity says the Seals should have
won the entire set OF five games from
Portland. Joy lost one Of them De-
cause ne was unable TO locate the plate
The pitchers mound in Portland Is
said to be unusually high and the
Honolulu pitcher, being unaccustomed'
lost his balance Hoag also had q
wild day the afternoon he pitched, for
the first two innings. In the first
inning he passed four men, and in the
second frame two more After that he
steadied down and Portland got never
a runs f Chronicle.
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JACK LONDOh'S REPLY
oCoutinued from Page One).

CONTINUED from Page One).
Mr.. London related several incidents
which came under his observation in
the far north of the fights Of the
huskies, the wo1f-dogs he had written
about. his stories being told in that
terse. graphic way which has made ms
written tales so popular. 1nese
nuskies are the filters of imported dogs
bred to wolves and are fierce and saw
age in their nature, relying. however
on the assistance of the pack 70 worry
and kill whichever Of the two is knock
ed down in the fight In the actual
fighting one husky never kills another
and a stout bulldog is, in his opinion
more than a match for any wolf-dog-
On his return from the klondike, MI
London brought out one Of these dogs
and il was his constant fear that the
animal would be killed by one of the
several bulldogs kept near his home
Referring To the general criticism his
books have been the subject or, ne
said:
Customs and things are different IN
different parts Of the world. 1 was
written IN once by a nautical critic
for mentioning a certain detail OF
working a ship, the critic stating tnat
what I had written showed my utter
ignorance Of sailing As a matter OF
fact the operation I described had
done scores of times and the same was
the custom on all the sealeTs in the
North Pacific. although never done on
the Atlantic coast The critic Simply
thought he knew il all
The President may know al ABOUT
the wolves Of Colorado. for ! have seen
him photographed with some he had
hunted and mighty little ones they
were. but I don't believe he knows
enough about the wolves and huskies
Of the Klondikaato pose as an author
ity
Customs differ. as the cook said as
he went forward to set the spinnaKsr'
Some ships does II one way and some
ships does Il another way
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-30
PRIZE SHOOT
OCCURS TODAY

The Hawaiian Gun Clubs eighth
seu1f-annual shoot viii take place to-
day at the Kakaako traps.
Lunch viii be served at noon in the
clubhouse The public are cordially
invited to witness the shooting.
The program follows:
10 a. m.-20-bird scratch, entrance
fee 81. First prize, Directors cup,
club championship. To be won three
times
1890 a. u1-1o-bird scratch, unknown
angles. entrance fee soc. First prize,
E. 0. Hall & Son cup To be won
twice Won once each by K B. Porter,
H. Z. Cares. w. E. Wall, r. W. Harvey.
D. l. Austin. second prize, hunting
shoes: third prize, hunting coat
1915 a. INVESTORS match. 1O-bird
scratch, known angles, entrance fee
Soc, open Only to those who have not
been members OF the Hawaiian Gun
Club First prize. cup: second prize.
pocket knife; third prize, years sub
scription TO The Referee
IL a. m-20-bird handicap, known
angles. entrance fee soc First prize,
walsrode cup. To be won twice. Won
once each by K B. Porter, FL. E. Cares.
L. c. King, ]. W. Harvey, J. L. Flem-
ing: second prize, sweater; third prize,
hunting coat; fourth prize, 100 Pacific
cartridges.
1 D. m-20-bird handicap, free-for-all,
entrance fee soc. First prize, cup; sec
/ ond prize, hunting trousers; third
prize, eribbage board; fourth prize,
| cleaning rod.
2 D. m.-Merchandise shoot, 20-bird
handicap. class shooting, all tying for
prizes shoot for that prize only, en-
| trance fee soc. First prize. 22-cal- Win
chester repeating rife, E O. Hall &
| Son; second prize, case ''Veribest
| canned meats, z. L, WaIdron; third
prize. ham, Metropolitan Meat Co.;
fourth prize, bag Centennial -four, II
May & Co.
| .. demonstration, 10-bird handi-
cap, known angles. open only TO those
who have not won a prize during the
day, entrance fee SOC. First prize, LOG
| Pacific shells: second prize, stein: third
| prize, pocket knife
A gold medal will be given for high
/ average during the day.
I Shells may be obtained at the club
/ house
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-30
AT
BALL GROUND

TIE first BAH game today viii be St
Louis vs.. Kams. and after this is over
the Punahous and Diamond Heads win
cross bats.
The batteries VIII be:
81. Louis-Burns, p; Bruins, c
Kams-Reuter. p; Jones, c.
Observation-Disclosures D.: Ringland, c.
Diamond Heads-Chillingw p
Davis. c.
The first game VIII be called at P. N.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-30
COUNTRY CLUBS
MEDAL TOURNEY

4 p,edaf rIav golf tournament will be
pulled off at the Country Club today
This win be the first competition Of the
kind that has been held by the club
There win be one drawing in the
morning and another in the afternoon
E. @. Hall & Son offer cup for the
winner.
The links are in good shape and pay
is sure TO be interesting
Lunch viii be served at the club al
noon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-30
PASSING OF HARRY ALLAN.

Harry a. Allan. formerly well
known officer on the Togo Kisen Kaisha
liners calling at this port. and more
recently in charge Of the corHr11issaTy
department Of the salt Lake and Los
Angeles Railroad. died at Sacramento
recently. aged 81 years. He leaves 2
widow and son, Ralph H Allan. The
d4cea ee= was man Of high character
and exceptional ability, and his passing
viii be regretted by a large NUMBER
Of friends
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-30
CUP FALLS TO
GOOD OLD TRIER

Contrary TO general expectation In
view Of the big shoot today, the weekly
challenge cup of the Hawaii Gun Club
was shot for last night at the kakaako
traps
The Gun was won by J. A. Robb with
a score Of IL out Of SO J. w harvey
and D l. Austin tied for second place
with l. birds out Of 20 10 their credit
Seven shot.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-30
POLO PRACTISE
AT MOANALUA

There viii be a polo practise at Mo-
analua today commencing at 3:4o P. m
The hour of starting has been set later
than usual in order not TO conflict with
the memorial exercises Of the day
A go0dly number Of players is looked
for and spectators are assured Of
pleasing exhibition of the game.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-30

The unfortunate yacht Spray. when
grounded at Pearl Harbor on saturday.
was pulled off by the tug haena yes
+ar7av and arrived safely IN port IN
the course of the day. leaking consid-
aranlE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-30
TODAYS SPORTS

10 a. m--shoating. eighth seni-annual
shoot Of the Hawaii Gun Club. at the
Kakaako traps.
1870 p m.-Golf, medal play. at the
Country Club.
2. m.-Basebau. 81. Louis VS. Kaus.
3:45 p m--BasebaIl. Punahous VS..
Diamond Heads.
3:45 p. m.-Polo. practise game, by
Oahu Polo Club, at Moanalua.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

seats free.
81 Johns chapel Ninth East street
and Logan avenue sunday school at
2.fb b. m Evening prayer ana sore
mon by Rev g. r. Perkins ut 4 o'clock.
Welcome to all
LUTHERAN.
The Danish Evangelical Lutheran
church, Horace Jensen. pastor, rosi-
dcnce. 424 Fourth avenue Service al
3 D. m. nt the swedish Lutheran
church. corner or Second South and
Fourth Fast sunday school at 2 n. m..
George Elsmark. superintendent
Holy Trinity English Lutheran
church. $3.50 south Fourth East ftrset.
D. W. Busaard, pastor Second sunday
in Advent SUNDAY school al 10 "a. m
Regular church service al m o'clock
Tho children OF the sunday school VII
meet at the church al 3 o'clock sunday
afternoon Go rehOarse the Christmas
program, A cordial invitation ~ e.
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TIME


The Tenth quorum Of seventy viii
: old It's regular w.skly meeting at the
Ninth ward meetinghouse. upstairs
rccm. Sunday morning. Dec. s, at 10
o'clock.
A special meeting of the bishops
and oounselors ward clerks and one
or more representatives 10 the presi-
denotes OF the high priests. seventies
and elders quorums In the Jordan
stake will be held Saturday. Dec. q,
1907, In the Sandy bishops storehouse
at 1880 p. m.
The high priests quorum OF the
Ensign stake win hold their regular
monthly meeting in room 81. Brig
ham Young Memorial building. at 40
o'clock next Sunday morning. Dec.
s, 1907. A full attendance is desired.
The quarterly conference OF the
elders OF the Salt Lake stake will he
held IN the Sixteenth ward meeting
house. az 1880 p. m, MondeN, Dec.
9. 1907.
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fITE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE NAMED
~ c,Ioon Movement Given I'M
uetus at Yesterdays
Sessions.
,oDsfss BY REV. BOWERNAN
-,.,d,fs Papcr OutiinCs Plan
p,,bihition In Utah-ReV
r,rler Head of Movement.

Yesterday afternoons session OF
".ss,loon league convention, Rev
u' =, r.usr reported the receipt Of ti0C
Oh. Inst six weeks While he was
,.sIng the state. The state eN-
-. committee was chosen as fol-
Prank b. stephens, George F.
s-ir S n. Love, Rev. f. y. short,
A. Brown. G.. A. smirthwaite,
d page Rev. Benjamin Brewster,
-..u,o smith VI Provo, Rev. Rob
=. e--,-,ssrd John Hood Of Richfield,
Marlin Thomas Of Logan, Rev. NJ,
a r-sven OF Park city and Joseph
r-sbie OF Provo.
nv rs. trost,as are. Rev. II. J. Talbot,
A simpkin, II. !. Goshen, Geo.
~ Norris Roy Albert Buxton. Samuel
800 r. Miller. Rev G.. C.. Nc
"a. ssth Griffin Of ogden, ID. y.
,h N Ogden. Mrs. +. e. Shepard,
n.y. rrsemau M0rnlugstar. Josiah Nc
~ o. Nelson. ID. Il Christensen.
rt,-as Hull W. II. King, George y.
.rr.'co and Rev r. Rydberg.
tstsad of the movement Rev. Louis
rrnar was elected 10 serve for the
~ I'm months. or until the work is
s,t-iv IaurcheI in the state and local
rs,ris can take Do up. II. Warren Smith
~ made secretary and treasurer, and
~ W T. Dexter OF Richheld was
,iss,s3 assistant superintendent.
REV. BoWERMAN's ADDRESS.
IN his Address ON "The Ethics Of Tenn
rsmrcs." Rev T.. 8. Bowerman Of the
East Side Baptist church said. mo
man be- he saiO0ukceper or be he tenn
panrea worker. attempts 20 excuse in
temperance. SO man has contradicted
tte fact that drunkenness is a sin. The
brewers themselves do not attempt 10
eg.ue &c. When representatives. are
sent out from the brewers conventions
bey au instructed not 10 apologize
hr iaons The Institution is recog-
nized hv 8u men as being as detrimcn-
ul On he general welfare as 70 Is mex
u4b.e
There IS n mighty distinction be-
tween legality and morality. Many
things are legal which are, however.
snyth.ng but moral. The great trusts
are legal 0r dt least they operate with
h tha limits Of the law, but are they
morale Arl they honest2 The greatest
boon The saloons ask Us that they be
hplzei That they may come under
th protection OF the law and be recog-
nizad as lawful institutions. You may
hgiza a wrong, but you cannot make
a wrong right
1.-THE problem iu the western states
hinges ou the idea that the city needs
the revenue attached 20 the licensing
% saloons The business men care only
about how 90 make money and Il Is our
business io demonstrate. to these BUSH
ress men ana communities that they
tf daoai'ed that there is no money I'm
~ proposition, but rather a loss OF
n-y Since the licensing Of intoxicat-
y 1lor The consumption has not de-
ERASED lt has Increased. Since tho
mnuariiy has extracted revenue from
D Licensing ~ the liquor trafic, taxes |
hre DOT been reduced"
PAPER by MISS KENNEDY.
ID beg paper on the work OF the w.
7 IT,, Miss Lola Kennedy said.
"hn We aim for in this movement Is
ia option in Salt Lake I'm 1908. In |
fey county I'm Utah in 1910. and total |
'oa.oiilon On the country IN 1912"
TIT executive committee will meet In |
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tended 10 an 10 attend the sery rss.
our saylors English Lutheran
church. 454 south Fourth East. william
j. laukoW pastor Divine service with
celebration of holy communion at @ b.
u
German Lutheran sL Johns church
Seventh South and Stute. william D.
LmkoW pastor sunday school at D 30
a. m. Service at lU.30 "a. Dol.
fClENTIsT
Fiut Church or Christ Scientist $3.50
East Third South streUf sunday school
at 9A5 "a. ms church services no ~ "a.
m. and 3 b. mY subject Good. iho Pre-
server of MAN. Wednesday evening
al 5 O'clock. "a meeting o. hold f0r the
purpose of telling of thH healing OF Elm
ana direaHc. Free reading rooms open
daily, except sunday from no "a. m 10
4, m. iu rooms 500 t0l scott building
los Main street Tho public cordially
invited to all church services.
Second Church 100 Christ Scientist
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diana avenue and Navajo street Sun
day school al 10 "a. NO., p. D. Lucas,
superintendent
EPISCOPAL.
So Marks cathedral 225 east First
South street. Rev. Benjamin Brewster
dean Services for the second sunday
ln Advent Holy communion at a. m.
sunday school at 9,a5 Morning prayer
litany and sermon at N bible study ut
4 %. ma conducted boy the dean. SUBJ
iect Social and Ethical Teaching Of
Jesus Evening prayer and sermon az
1880
ST. Peters chapel 6lI north second
West street sunday school at 9.i5 "a.
m. Evening prayer and sermon al 2
o'clock u. W h. Jcuens lay reader
ft paurs church, Main ana Fourth
south streets. Rev. Charles ~ Perkins,
rcctur-holy communion ~ sa m
sunday school az 9.f5 a. m Morning
service and sermon az n o'clock Eve
ming prayer and sermon "a $780, All
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ln beg paper on the work OF the w.
z 7 T., Miss Lola Kennedy said.
Nhi We aim for in this movement is
iA option IN salt Lake in 1908. In
~ county I'm Utah in 1910. and total
fga.oltlon in the country In 1912"
M. executive committee viii meet In
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The salt laEo temple uW .ll.r on
tHday, bg. -l la0. anI open 0u Tue.-
day. JHu. o. I.Ha
JOSEPH D. SMITH
Tho hanr Temple HHI close TH.av
eFruiuK jos. -I IHN. lrI 0nen JAMS
uHrN 2 iaIs LEWIS ANDERSON.
Tho Nt George I.m.i. aim close rr
Friday. Dec I and r.Nr0u 0n Tuesday.
Dee al 1901
DAVID H. CANNON.
President
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Church ncticH$.

regular services OF the Church Of
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints will
be held tomorrow. Sunday. Fast meet 4.
lngs being held IN the respective wards
~ O'Clock pm; Sunday school at ~
am, ana meetings IN the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
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SUNDAY school at 1890 subject of ser
mon Iha Cause Which DHue.crttrf
and 1usrHes Dur IHnrtr mind b.. +.
church off liberal fl.uaHf ANA . ..rI..f
invitation is extended lu tH. public.
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morning
Rev d. @. W Young OF Louisville.
Ky. who was the principal speaker az
thursday nights meeting OF the ANTI
saloon league. will speak at tomorrow
aatternoon's services in the tabernacle.
re VIII give historical sketch OF the
movement and point out what a. to- be
accomplished by the movement
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Ladies' Literary club building. 30. gC
lhiri East lesson sermon at N "a. No..
subject God the Presoryer of Mani"
sunday school Ht 1875 b. M Wcdu.s-
DAY evening testimonial meeting 40
3 O'Clock. An are welcome.
CHRtsTIAN.
Central Christian church corner
Ihiri East ana Fourth south. Row Az
bert Buxton. m. d. pastor. residence
goo fifth East Ind. phone 2su -suu-
DAY school nt 9.A5 a. Dr.. christian Eu-
dettur at $3.50. lu tho morning me Hu-
uual election of the congregation NuI
take The place of public services AZ
night ht t.Ad, Dr. Buxton Wlu preach
ON IAN oli Love story" Mrs NelI
linkcrion Moore Win sinF Come Unto
Me hy Coeuen. ana tho choir win ren-
der Vision of Heaven"
UNITARIAN
First Unitarian society. igs sccuuA
Fast street William ThurafOn Hrnuu
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BAPTIST

East Side Baptist church. corner ~
Third South and Seventh East streets
Morning ana evening preaching scrf-
tees by The pastor. Rev Louis :. Bow
erman Subject of morning aarmou.
'"rhe Mystic Shrine Evening service
viii be- m charge of the Anti-Saloun
league Morning prayer service at
1890 q. m Bible Glasses for an at
1875 b. b.. Young Peoples society al
$50 D. m. Midwtok prayer service
"Wednesday "a i.45 o. PM.
First Baptist church. corner second
south and second West, Rev. ID. A.
Brown, pastor Preaching lt m "a. m.
and 1880 D. m. sunday school at 80
D. M Horace Tucker, superintendent.
ID " 4. T.. at $3.50 b. m.. topic, les
SONS from An old Love story We'd
nesday evening service az l.i5. topic,
The lntercoding Christ" welcome
% an
RIO, Grande Mission chapel. Second
South between Ninth and Tenth Wost.
Sunday school az 10 "a. M. A. n.
Flynn, superintendent
Burlington Mission chapel, corner In
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METHODTsT EpIsCOPAT.

Services will be held Ia the various
non-Mormon churches tomorrow as fol-
lows.
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