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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14
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arigsrinNter. Gaft eIIer SerMtor
Sorater fol itpre % raaSc / Obto,
ipnes foreIsbtg at pGre biIost peo
g5nciuuatis poIitiffe 9ois George ..
Gor'S ltoeuteoe Sotr9bet. Scm be.
figtSt, bar 6prater ftrrte G'pirutio.
rer | Retuins al bet Soioe gus, 90
han ioreiIog for en- SiS iiSeit, at bet
ittlSe uoerIaSes til Sbios Republican.
ite BrIeere at afgisre, euteu ban eler
Gait ifitISe bare SepeS @aitoioot III
B~r9Iioeut. Sorafer oilSe 6eroeo
oqiau forisee at rafiurte Spritoent
Rpoieoelt, boiS oigiorte WeooitarlSer
ban er; tbt Oct er en- befien0t Sag,
OF &oiepelt bellere oiISe ie Sdft 10.
mineret emo nouer arben. Situatio.
men bar life uiarlie; tbi Sorofer er
magtig / Ohio, oa uoen ct 6Iertal
bog itg / I'm egen Stat tunSe Set life
unite Saft at tpnte poa Of blue ros
miueret. SdoleSes nar Sitiiationen
tnSttI FOR Ell ugeS 8io iioeu, oa &ois
Cor, iom trooS BET, at ban tfior Heo
oetroniieret, frembeIeS soer ct tort
SerreoEumle, pIuoieIia loo tSre fra
iig. San bar nehagt fsIgeroe poli.
tiife Brogram FOR Oct repttbIttnu'te
Barti / Ohio: y 8oItttif Sdrmoni; y
SER oeo 9otaIoaIgene til Ssiten; -
Cart iom 8raiioentfmroiout; ~ Sor-
aters @ierpuIg til Sorbimbsienotor;
81 q. 6. SorriS til 8uoernsr. Dsr.
Cor flyer, at Oct nt er obiolllt rso-
penoigt at roo qienoprettet Sornout
inben 9drttet. Der maa uplges cit
~replbIifauif 2egislattr, % bo uPie
Se9isIatur fol pplge sSorbimosienn-
tor, tan Situatiouen beoIt lsies pod
6en Mhuabe, at Torater gieupGIaeS;
men for at fan alt bette til, npaa Der
pRre @ntgbeo; 6erfor bsr ntdlt itstte
Safts aunoioattr iii Irpitoent.
Set er nutllrIiqoiS life ir6eIuftenbe
al uegempttige 9eOGggrrmoe, at Cor
IPggcr i'm S~uoflpoelie / 8rgtifaoIen
FOR en- iadOan Srouiug. Sufhm er
bel, at ban iuPrt qierue iaa arigs.
miuiiterenS BrGiiSentambitioner til.
frtetgiorte; men ban bor ioritooet, at
en- aomp moo Gait utloe meofsre
SpIitteIie in6en Gartiet, og iom Den
qI6gge 8oIitifer, ban err, bar ban iit0'
feet 9teSoenStgbe6eu of at uoieule
g nFfeItgbeSerue poo 6er eneite
Wtaabe, iont fllnbe tnufes muIig.
Sorater bar efter' bette iGo nldat
ret bibe / oct iiire gGbIe op gipe 1T
GiIiagrt orr at bile itstte Sdft bois
Gor's 8lm faIoer / Gep1tbIifonerneS
Smng. anore gortifsrere bar, on
emo tiIbeIs mo6itr9ben6e. r6talt iig
pdd idmme Wtaobe, % bpis life me
og irbe1tteSe iSaftorer fonrer for.
itgrrenSe inc, bill ionSioriigoiS arigs'
miuiiteren filrl1e mg6e frem beS ga.
tipudIfoubertioreu meb Sbio.S eLead.
tiouen bag ig. Iii at begptbe meb
pil ban ba / bet minbite ftaa paa Iiae
800 np6 5uirbanfs, Tom er temmeIig
iifter poa 8eIeaatiOuer fra fin Stem.
itat SnOidnn, og ban oil bare ioa
meget itnrfere emo benne, iom ban
oltiua fan gibre Hequing poa Den
SnbHpoelie, Der iibgaor ira theodore
R~ooieoeIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14

.Sis. befanbt fla | SMniRscr, oa
9ra1roet opitoS % bIeo rrSSet at en-
8rarSutarto, iuur fanSt bcuSc beptSit.
.Iss. sam tog beuoe | flte fterfc
strme os CAB ia til at ittse neo %
ct "Sireioapc4 meS berSe; met Sa
ban bar fonurat ct Stpffc ueSooer.
lutte granoutanSeitc ~reScufor I BE.
fippeIien en grauSiprsite saa BEN,
iaa De faISt neS o. font ureaet aInor.
Itg tiIftoSe. Der er Sare for ga.
mems 2ib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14

gaa aprnbSrieu | Chicago iolgte5
SoeSe til 2eoeriug | SaiEi for 9ta4
Gents | Ssrhogs. SOeoe til 2eoeriua
i September nnoeSe en- 9ris al 1884.
os FOR Soebe I'll 9eperina ! December
6len Der betnlt 1915 Gents. Der
por flor gepaaeIie poa 8srieR. Gri.
zen peo 8sricns slabntng BAR Ss9s
|SentA
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14
bdrpeitertruiten
Sajitsbepartementct pil ic ben eftei
! Semmene.
SarIig ~8ombimation.

Se Sorene0e Staters 8eneroidopo-
Eat, gbas. s. 8onaporte, bar tilflerl'
begipet, at BON neo bet fsrite ogter
at begpnoe Gag moo Sarpeiter'Sru'
iten for Ooertra0elie Of Sbermdnlp'
pen. Srulten er nemIig anflaget for
peo Commemorative at babe lagi
Siuoringer / 8eien for Sanoel og ri
&unhrrronce.
Observation-Disclosures SprRrffoutbeb
blep iprit benbenbt poa Sarpeter'
Srmlten / December ifior, % Senator
&m1sbroligb fra Horb Safota frem'
iatte Sorilag til en- SenatsbeIutning
ON at padIagge &orporationstom'
misferen at foretage en- llnberfs9elie
of Ssnternatipnat Sarpelter 60. og De
lnber bette bsrenoe Sirunaer for ID
fao bragt paa bet rene, ON Der critic
rer en- @ombination forot fontroaere
Sriferne paa S~arumaifineri, eler
ON Der er rtogert &onfiirrance mellem
Sorban0lere OF iaabanne 8drer. s
SDerensltenmelie nre6 oenue geilit'
ming tcg Observation-Disclosures
fat paa Soaen, og @eteraIaorotatei'
iinber, at Der er tilitpRffelig 8rrnc
til at toge ben op til retslig @e'
banbling. Otter De ofiiciele Opga'
Der err Der / SIinois aIerte anbragt
dbifiIigt ODER en- SreoieoeL al ben
iamIeoe &npttal, fom Der / Sonoet
inbeItnor / oenne 8rarlde at Sabrtf'
t~rouitrien. 8eroten Of SarmreoIta'
Der, Iom bleo fabriferet ser / Staten
1900, anbrog til SIT ,424, 600, me
Sens Der / oen soriee Del al Sdnoei
bleD fabriferet ioaSanne 8arer til en-
iamlet @pr6i al fiut $t9, $3.50
Otter bpa6 ser ietere meooeles, er
set Meningen of begpnoe Sagen moi
SurpeItertrudten / Gbicogo. @sar
err mi iaa tennnelig poa bet rene
meo, at Der pirfeltg er en- iaobar
Gruit. Sen foretagne rnberisgeIit
itaI enSog babe brogt for Ell Dag, al
Sruiten .faftiif fontroaerer ooel
90 8nocent Of ale Sarmmaitiner ol
Reoifober, iom fabriferes ber | 2art
set. Srriten menes at beitaa al fG'
genoe &ompanier: 8eering, WoGor'
micf, 8lano, Milpntfee og Chant
pion. Gurus 8. Mcgormict er Brp
Iioerrt. &ombindtionen meQem 6sit
apmpouier tom iitano FOR 5 q 6 Iai
itSen peo SieIp al $. g. Rorgan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14
Den iapansHife eeuerul .snrOfi

Zen iapansitife General .Snrpi
blep ben 10oe os. mobtaset ! @aib-
inaton al ariesmtniiter Sait. iom
GAP en- WeioSag ior bam os bans
Sslee. Der blep taft mango imutfe
Orb peo Senne anLenuins. os arrofi
uotalte BET $aab. at bet mIrrrenoe
oenitabelige Gorbolo melem Sapcr
oe be Sorcneoe Stnter ultio maatte
peopore.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
Many Amendments.

mendments were hurled at the bill
from many quarters but they failed TO
find general approval, and. were
dropped one by one. The first came
from John Y Smith, who wanted the
limit raised to Is per cent on contract
on the grounds that the bill would be
no advantage to poor people needing
ready money in time OF stringency.
Benner y. Smith opposed the con-
tract idea on the grounds that the
loan sharks would take Is by contract
every time they got a chance. lie
held that no man can afford to pay
over = per cent aud live.
He would 90 to the poor house while
the loan shark piled up riches upon
riches Walton spoke for the amend.
ment, declaring that the borrower can
often afford Is per cent, and on short
loans bank can hardly afford to take
even that interest.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
Other Side.

A short time ago the Salt Lake pa
pars aud a portion of the local press
saw tit 10 present story about a
Fristrup family, story that placed
Mormon elders and the church here in
Lad light, Another phase of the
story comes from Ephraim in letter
to the Desert News, which reads:
To THE EDITOR.
| have recently read articles in the
Salt Lake Tribune and in the News,
concerning mormon aliens, who were
to be deported. The persons men.
toned are Lars A. Fristrup, wife aud
child. The writer Is well acquainted
with the faulty named, as we'll as with
some OF tile circumstances connected
with their coming to this country
The statements that they were in
duced by missionaries to emigrate are
contrary to the truth.
AS far back as June, 1901, knew
| the Fristrups, and was importuned by
the head OF the family TO lend hin
money 10 emigrate 10 Utah, Other
missionaries we're similarly approach
ed. On another occasion, while First
rup was looking over an album con
tanning the photos Of various Utai
and Idaho men who had labored in the
Scandinavian mission, Fristrup wa
struck with the idea that IT would b.
a good thing TO ask each OF those per
sons, 200 in number, 10 contribute 3
each, which would bring him 5000,
sum sufficient 70 pay for the emigra
ton OF himself and family,
Fristrup needed no one. TO Undue
him to leave his native land, but OF
the contrary he in season and out
season was asking for help to that end
There are two sides to every story
and the above statements are Lh
truth as concerning the Fristrup al
fair. | am willing TO stand by TN
facts as herein stated,
HYRUM b. MADsEN.
Ephralm, Utah, Jan, %, 1907,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
THE COAT ON THE ARM.
Showing Importance Of Making 4
Front" In New York.

II is better to put on stin front
and keep stiff supper lip in this town
than 10 have no front at all and bite
your lip. IL Is not always the man
who strols down Broadway wearing a
bland smile with faded mum on
the lapel of his coat and with his over.
coat carelessly swung across his arm
who dimes at Del's or who owns seat
on change or who goes to Europe
every year to buy pictures for his gal
lery Sometimes smile covers an
empty stomach and an aching heart
on the Great White Way. Through
the midway Of the great commercial
artery between Herald Square and
Longacre there stroll every day scores
Of men who carry their ovcrcoats over
one arm. regardless of temperature,
simply because their pennies" do
not 1T. The other day a portly chap
who held a good place last season
with a theatrical company strolled
down Broadway. Better slip on your
coat" said a friend ITS pretty cold.
old man" "Oh, no. me boy" was the
reply; I'm not afraid of pneumonia.
Besides" and his voice took on a con.
fidential tone. don't you see me boy,
I've outgrown this coat by 40 pounds
and could not get into II with shoe
horn. can't afford new one. but
| don't Ike to have It thought that
don't own coat. you know. My suit
you see. will stand scrutiny. so | wear
a chest protector. and everybody
thinks I'm so hardy. It's great
| scheme Then he swung off mp
Broadway. picture of mystery
Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
ALAskA's GREAT FISH RIVER.
Nushagak the Basis Of Important Can
ming Industry.

How many readers ever heard OF the
Nushagak river. asks the Youths Com
ponion. Not many, 1t is safe to say.
Yet the department Of commerce and
labor pronounces this river of western
Alaska zone of the important fishing
streams of the world" The fish which
the Nushagak furnishes is salmon, the
taking, canning, freezing and sailing
of which is an Alaskan industry. the
Importance OF which Is shown by TO.
cent report issued by the department
of commerce and labor. The first two
canneries were built in 1873. Since
then the number has increased until in
1902 there were "a establishments.
which put up more than 100000
cases. Low prices since then have
somewhat reduced both the number of
canneries and the output; .neverthe-
less since canning began in Alaska.
nearly $4,000, 900 cases have been sent
out In order to provide some coun-
terpoise to this tremendous, drain the
packers combined to start hatcheries
These have been carried on, with I'm.
portant results and increasing success.
In 1905 the United states bureau OF
fisheries took up the work, in addition
TO what had been done by the packers,
There are nov nine natcheries, from
which about $50 ,00O, 900 fry have been
| liberated.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
Usury Bill.

\ decisive blow has been struck at
the loan shark in Utah by the state
senate, says the Deseret News. After
the liveliest debate OF the season Tues.
day afternoon an auti-usury bill went
through with only three votes regis
tered against IT, Iohn w. Smith a
Lehi banker, Wesley X Walton, the
Old line senate leader, and Herschel
Bullen Jr of Logan, were lined up
against the bill at the end, but they
based their conclusions on the premis.
es that the bill so reduced the rate OF
interest That poor people, in need OF
ready money would be unable TO yet
1t at a lime Of slriDgency. as loan
agents could place their money TO
better advantage than at 10 per cent
or - per cent on household furniture
for short periods
II the bill goes through the house
and is signed by the governor II VIII
place Utah in line with most other
states on the questi ion OF usury for they
nearly all have established II per cent
as the maximum rate of interest. The
debate in the senate lasted over nali
an hour, aud at times was very
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
Hit Back.

Walking along road In the re.
mote west Of Ireland, two tourists
were passing one of the cottages. or,
as they are letter known in the coun-
try. cabins" of the peasantry. This
particular cabin" was even a more
than usually dilapidated specimen OF
its class, and the chimney, consisting
mainly of the remains of an old top
hat, presented a comlcal, il pathetic
appearance
Tipping ! friend n wink, one OF
the tourists accosted youth who was
sitting contentedly on fence.
Il say my boy" he said, does that
chimney draw well?"
"Shure, Thin, it does" was ths
prompt reply; lit draws the notice o
iverey fool that passes byl"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
SeeIy's Comment.

Senator Seely here introduced his
brief sentence: 81 oppose the amend
ment on the grounds that the loan
sharks will take all they can get and
when they can't get Is per cent they
will take II per cent.
Then began the narration OF incl
dents that showed up the tragedy OF
short loans at high interest out in the
country districts Senator Johnson
told of collecting several times the
value OF a farm wagon In interest, and
declared that he knew how farmers
suffered from paying high rates of in.
terest
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
Valuable Chairs,

The value of chairs Is strictly rela-
tive. Enormous prices have been paid
for chairs in recent years. notably the
100000 for set of half dozen
Louis XIV. chairs upholstered in
Gobelin tapestry, originally made for
Marie Antoinette. Even this price,
however, was exceeded by sums paid
for three of the Hamilton palace
chairs, one of which brought $4,000. A
most valuable and historical inter
esting suite of furniture is that which.
more than a century ago, was present
ed by Warren Hastings to Tippoo Sa-
hib, and which was purchased at the
Londesboroush sale for $1,000. The
suite consisted of card table and
sofa, two small cabinets and -four arm
chairs, all of solid ivory most exquis
itely carved. But probably the most
! costly chair IN the world Is one OF the
treasures of the shah Of Persia. II
is of solid gold, thickly encrusted
with diamonds. rubies, pearls and sap
phires. Its value is estimated to be
| 81, SOC. 900
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
Not the New England Variety.

20! they're real swell people," said
the Chicago man; IAN old 'Maydower
family | believe"
"You mean their ancestors came
over in the Mayfower?" asked the Wis
itor from the East.
20! no. mean they made their
money in Mayhower Hams;' Oldest
brand o. hams in this section
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
Card OF Thanks.

The Carbon family are deeply appre-
ciative OF the many klndnesses shown
during the recent illness and death OF
the late Oliver Carbon and take this
opportunity Of extending sincere heart
felt thanks toany and all VINO assisted.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Services VIII be held at the rresby-
terian church AZ IL am and 1880 pm.
Sunday school convenes az l2;lj and
Young Peoples meeting at 6;i5 p. M
The public Is welcome.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
Men and Cats.

Some OF us are. indeed, like the
leopard. soft and purring, and keen.
eyed and stealthy. until we reach a
shadow somewhere beneath the palms
when we greedily eat our neighbor
all up. Then we rub whiskers with
some other leopard, and say, in the cat
language; Poor Manchester
Union.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
Millville Items.

MELVILLE, Feb. 5, 1907 t. The
health of the people is good with the
exception OF a few cases OF grip
The South Cache Milling company
held its annual meeting yesterday
The annual report for the year ending
December 81 showed that the mill had
made net gain of per cent. The
following were elected to form the
board of directors to serve for the next
two years: John Il Roueche and Mar
tin Olson of Millville, Jos. A. Smith,
Joseph Campbell and Godfrey Fubri-
man OF Providence, James Jensen and
II. = Hansen Of Hyrum.
Brother Sorensen, OF Mendoh at
tended our Sunday school Sunday last
and spoke at our afternoon meeting,
Tie is expected to labor among the
people as home missionary and is
visiting from house to house with the
acting teachers, instructing the Saints
in their duties.
The farmers and people 10 general
are looking for the roads 10 freeze up
and hope that the weather man will
give us little snow so that tratIlC
may be a little more agreeable.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
Mexico City Excursion,

February 10, via Colorado Midland
railway, nound-trip tate S6i.4O, limit
80 days. Choice OF routes, stOp.overs,
etc, write l.. II harding, Salt Lake
City, for full information.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
Want Column

For Sale-Lucrrne and timothy hay
and straw q. Railing, $40, So. Main:
Indepeut phone 3i2, Bell l69x. VIC
For Sale-Six room house, hot and
cold water; other conveniences, With
in one block of pavement. A snap.
Hansen Bros real estate and insurance
agents, II n. Main, over u II II. store.
DON'T YOU DO II, Buy land or
city property unit! you see the bar
gains | have to dispose off. James
Milligap, Smithield, Utah.
First class sand delivered TO any
part OF town. w. It. Brown, Ind.
Phone pa wc..--s
HEATERS at The Logan second.
hand store from sl5oto $1,000. Any
body can be suited. VIC
One of Roberts blocks TO rent In
Quirc of Mrs. T.. u. Roberts. VIC
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
HOSPITAL Built By Woman.

magnificent hospital 10 be known
as the iIo Min Ling, has just been
opened by the governor of Ionskong
1t was built at the expense of Nine.
WI Ting, fang, wife OF the late Chi
nese minister 10 the United States.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
Notice.
Ephraim, Utah, Jan %, 1907

The regular monthly convention OF
the religion class officers and teachers
OF Cache Stake will be held at p. m.
in the b. Y, college next Sunday, Feb
10, A full attendance Is desired,
W.FK. BURNHAM,
JOSEPH CAMPBELL,
A. +. CARBON,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
Defeat Paved Way for Liberty.

The most lucky defeat which Eng.
land ever experienced was when the
French beat King John at Bouvines In
1914. But for that the barons would
never have extorted from him Magma
Charta.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
Succeeded.

Bacon-You say Grafton is sue.
cessful man? ..a
Egbert7-He certainly is" 49,
Bacon--But | understand his bust
ness methods are questionable; why
then call him successful man?
Egbert-Because he's kept out OF
ia,l so far.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
Hyde Park.

HYDE PARK. Feb. The |
Seventies annual reunion held in !
the Hall today was Il grand sue
cess. everybody voting II one OF
the best times of the winter.
While there were not as many
present today as there were at
last years reunion, yet the pro-
gram WIS good one. and all
went home feeling that they had
been we'll paid for being present.
The Seventies from Benson ward
came up in goodly numbers.
President Charles II. Hart. of the
first council. and wife, favored us
with their presence. Two new
presidents were installed, namely
Reuben A. Perkes. of Hyde Park,
and Howard Reese of Benson
ward. Jesse Y. Reese, of Benson
ward. was honorably released
from the presidency. as he is a
resident of Mendon. and not able
to attend the duties of IA president
of Seventies. The program rem
dered during the day. was as fol-
lows:
Singing, "Now Let Us Re
ioice ''-Congregation.
Prayer-George Y. Lamb.
Singing. 1.-The Time os far
Spent Congregation.
Speech of welcome-George +.
Ashcroft.
Sketch of the organization of
the quorum by Joseph Waite
citation-Fiss Vida Reeder
Specialization II. w. Ballard.
Straightforward Reese & Co.
Missionary experiences by j.
w. ID. Hurren.
Song-Fred 4. BALKAN.
Dinner.
This part Of the program was
participated in by all present.
Each one did ample justice TO
the parts assigned them. After
dinner and the tables were clear
ed. the program was continued as
follows;
Comis speech, Jacob Jorgensen.
Missionary experiences Reub-
en- A. Perkes.
Comic paper. w. Seanons.
Song-Mrs Anna Nielsen.
Speech-Prcsident Charles II.
Hart.
Hymn "Ye Elders of Israel, "
by Fred T. BALKAN and Nephi
Fartineau.
Benediction-Bi Bishop c. G..
Hyde.
A dance at night for the benefit
of our Missionary. George Nielsen
closed the days exercises.
Quite number of our aged
veterans will witness the eXer-
ciscs in the b. Y. College to-
morrow.
The annual reunion of the Old
Folks of Hyde Park will be held
February 14th. All the married
people are invited.
Miss Orrilla J0rgenscn, our
Primary School teacher, has been
very sick for several days, hut is
now on the mend.
Our worthy blacksmith, Julius
Hansen, is putting up a new shop
George Saunders is having Q
well dug.
Mrs. Harriet Beddingiield ha'
been somewhat indisposed lately
but is better at this writing,
James llurren and james
ThurSton are rowing quite
feeble,
Mr. Lael Petersen, oldest son o
Lorenzo Petersen, is very sicl
with pneumonia,
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09
Worlds Supply OF Gold.

The worlds gold would. IL collected.
form pile about As feet high and rs
iaet square.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-02-09

One OF Roberts blocks TO rent In
Quirc of Mrs. T.. u. Roberts. VIC
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-11-21
ACQUIRES COALiNG STATION.
Mexico Has Ceded MsgdaIena Ba,
for Use of Navy.

Mexico City, Nov. 1S.-Mexico has
ceded Magdalena bay, on the coast OF
Lower Califronia, to be used for the
purpose of Coaling station by the
United States navy. This is considered
the first fruit Of the recent visit of Sec
retary Root to this republic. The an
nouncement Of the session of the west
coast harbor, which has been used for
years by ships of the United States
navy for the purpose of target practice,
was qualifiedly substantiated by the
State department when the secretary
OF foreign relations said that the
United States would be allowed to
maintain two coaling ships at Magda-
lena bay for a period of three years,
provided like concession was made to
the government of Mexico.
No arrangement was entered into COW
ering the matter of naval yards and for.