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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-23
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Which Is Best?

(which will give the opportunity OF
a technical education to the greatest
number OF Utah students, keeping the
College 10 Logan or moving it to Salt
Lake cityp The higher cost Of living
in the large city would quickly cut
down the number Of those .ho could
take advantage Of training the state
offers. To move would deprive many
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-23
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-23

The following excellent article on
the College University situation is
from the January number OF THE
Portal the monthly published by
Revs. johnson and Jones, the young
men who now preside over the Episco-
pal mission In Logan. The article is
a clear, comprehensive treatment OF
the educational phase Of the question,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-23
strenuous Political Campaigns.

Strenuous Political Campaigns.
AS an illustration Of the violence
that was once common during politi-
cal campaigns in England ia a quaint
bill from a lawyer, after an election
at Andover in 176S: "To being thrown
out Of the George inn. Andover. to my
legs being thereby broken. to sur
geon's bill and loss OF time and bust
ness. $500 (s2,E0Hr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10
LA LINDA
GRAN HO71L, CAFk, RESTAURANT
- C0C1NA AMERICANA. -

coc1NA AMERICANA ~
HG6ihGeRs SesadSs CEGStO de 6Ga Las eNaates 7HouO
P. Geabet CO prOpietarios. 10 VIZ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10
UN NUEVO L|BRO
Del distinguido compa-
triota y buen amigo
don Jose G. del Vale.
ASUNTOS QUE TRATA
Dicha obra dabe ser lelda
con interes por todos
los puertorr;quenos.

Para que el pals forme juicio
de la importancla que tiene el lib:o
"a traves de diez sfiosO, de nuest,o o
amigo don Jose G. del Vale, he
aqui el titulo de alguros de los ca
pitulos de la obra:
Los usufructuarios de las Re-
formas-El incondicionalismo nue.
re. Don MaxlmiIiano Power. Un
pozo artesiano. La verdad hist6-
rica. Solo disidentes! -Rudo gol.
pc a la instruction. Flat lux
Lo practice en- la Exposition de FL
ladelfa. -Nuevo fracaso Partido
muerto. -Tanteo de fuerzas politi-
cas-. i Alerta, federales !-Escsn.
dalos electorales. .--Presupuestos ge-
nerales de la isla. -Apuntes hist6-
ricos = Recuerdos del tempo sle5o.-
Fl partido federal y Mufioz Rivera.
: Imitemos todos a Baldortoty.-
Los esc5ndalos dc San Juan. Ne
cesidad de la lucha Suppression de
Ayuntamientos. Ell abills de Ien-
tas. -Otro tipo politico Ell Trans
fuga, DE acuerdo con Legrand. -
Situacion economical de Puerto Ri
co. Los partidos politicos puerto.
riqueiios. La Unparalleled. ST
preston de veinte Ayuntamientos.
Pedro A. Jose Feireris. -iPlane S
maquiavelicos? Cada uno Ell su
puesto! Ell partido federal ameri.
cano y q Gobierno. Al Goberna-
dor de Puerto Rico -iQuienes son
los frlicitantes? -Vamos a exhibir
nos. :. en- berlina - La justicia bajo
el cesarismo y la demagogia. -Lo
que debe ser el Delegado. Actitu.
des antes del tiiunfo de la Union. -
Nuestra labor dentro del Gobierno.
La cohfraternidad entire los puer.
torriqueilos. Mi ofrenda al patrio.
ia. La revoluci6n de Septiembre.
Question arancelaria. Ri protec-
cionismo en- Espaiia. -Comercio ex,
terror de Rspaiia en- 1904. = Emigra
ci6n de Espafia. I'm deber y una
satisfaction. - Quien era Federico
Soler. La Autonomfa del Trans.
vaal. - Asuntos economics - La
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10
NOTAS FEMEN|NAS
La mujer y su adorno,

A primeros del aiio pr6ximo
s. veri6cara en- el Museo Galliera
de PATS una exposition de los
adoruos y joyas con que Sc enga.
lana la mujer.
No Sc concibe la mujer sin al
hajas que, mas 8 menos ricas, mas
8 menos suntuosas, son el necesa.
lio complemento de su helleza y de
su gracia, no cabiendo la mefor
duda de que la idea de la aparureD
ha sldo una de las primeras que
han germinado en- el cerebro feme-
nino. .',
Una leyenda arabe hace re.
montar el uso de las alhajas al ma
cimiento del mundo y atrfbuye q
Agar, una de las mas hermosas
esclavas de Sara, mujer de Ab5a-
ham, la invenci6n de los pendien-
tes de orejas.
Desde esos prlmeros aros de
plata hasta los presentes tiempos,
la invenci6n ha adelantado v ha
hecho su camino en- el mundo. Las
pleas magni6cas de esta clase de
adornos son innumerables, tanto
entire las familias soberanas como
entire las grandes familias aristo-
craticas de Europa y entire las prin-
cesas de Asia.
Las mas bellas y ricas alhajas
Sc encuentra desde luego en- Ingla-
terra. La aristocracia inglesa las
tiene maravillosas. FL rey Eduar-
do ha heredado de su madre, ade.
mas del mas hermoso diamante del
mundo, el Kobl-Noor, estimado en-
cincuenta millones de frances, un
collar de perlas rosa, absolutamen-
te l1uico y de iuestima5le valor,
En- Francia, excepto los dia-
nantes el aRegenteS y el sSancy, y
que pertenecen al Estado y Sc guar
dan en- el Louvre, los demas dia-
nantes han sido diseminados cuan
do Ia famosa venta de 1887, en- la
que el diamantista Tiffany compr6
un collar de cuatro srivieresn por la
suma importante y, sin embargo,
modica de $4,000 frances.
La emperatriz Eugenia tuvo
TN hermoso collar de perlas blancas,
siendo las del centro del tamaiio de
huevos de paloma, pero no todas
eran absolutamente perfectas.
Despues de la guerra, la en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10
IOTAs De MANATI
Un excelente cinemat0-
grafo frances. :, Atra-
yente expectaculo.
TE@pl n ckTnl lcn
TEMPLE CATOLlCO
Regalo de una cadeua de ORC.
Un.para.rayos. .-En Ia to.
IRE del reloi pubIco.

Octubre, S.-Se halla actuandt
en- este pueblo la empresa Rahola J
Ce con su gran cinemat6grafo fran
ces y SD magni6co orquestrof6r
que viene hacienda las delicias de
pdblico. En- la noche del sabado J
domingo han tenido un lleno com
pleto debldo q sus interesautes pc
liculas, llamando la atencion
siendo del agrado del p1blico en- Ii
primera noche sGinnastica moder
na,s "A papa la purga' y aEl calce'
TIN perfumado.'
81 compaiiias de esta clase vi
niesen mas 4 menudo a esta ciudad
obtendrian pingiies utilidades, pues
el pdblico gusta mucho de esta
clase de diverslones.
Manatf carece de un local pro
pio para teatro, y por 10 .anto no
nos visltan buenas compaflfas; esta
sociedad verfa con gusto que los
capitalists emprendedores como
don Francisco Blunet y don Eduar-
do Giorgetti tomaran la iniciativa
de levantar TN edi6cio para tai fin,
que con la cooperation de los pue-
bios lim(trofes, Morovis, Ciales,
Vega baja y Barceloneta, podrfa
sostenerse debldamente un teatro
de tai genero, que redundarfa en-
provecho no solamente de l0' ini-
ciadores, sino de la sociedad Ell &c
neral de jichos puehlos, va que
tienen faciles Was de COMMUNICATION
con esta ciudad.
Ell cura pa,roco regala, por
medic de acciones, una preciosa
cadena con una cruz de orc, con
Objeto de ayudar q las reparaciones
que Sc estan hacienda en- el temple
cat6lico, habiendo contribuido con
una fuerte sama el opulento hacen-
dado don Federico Calaf. Muy
POGO tempo lleva el padre Rodri-
guez al frente de esta parroquia y
ya Sc v& el adelanto en- tan corto
periodo. Felicitamos de veras al
venerable padre, y que no desmaye
un momento en- la labor emprcndida.
DE un momento 4 otro Sc co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10
ASUATOS D|VERSOS
Nuevo peri6dico en- la
ciudad de Caguas.
Preciosa danza.
BUEN DONATIvO
Gaia de Instruments para
amputaciones. Para la
ciudad de Ponce.
De nuestro corresponsal en- Ca

De nuestro corresponsal en- Ca
guas:
rSe nos informa que pronto
aparecera un nuevo peri6dico que
Sc dedicara q los asuntos locales de
esta ciudad. Selau colaboradores
ilustrados j6venes de Cayey, Hu-
macao y San Juan, y estara bajo la
direction de inteligentes sefiores de
la poblacion. El flu de la publica-
ci6n es combatir los monopolios.
las iumoralidades y otras cositas mas
que no salen de casa. Asf Sc nos
informa, y de clio nos hacemos eco.
ID Holocausto!O Is una pre-
ciosa danza del compositor Rrau
Delgado, de Cabo Rojo. La or.
questa la ensaya mucho y el pr6xi-
mo domingo Sc estrenara en- el
eUni6n Clubs Felicitamos a SD
autor don Herminio Brau.
-aUna bonita y completa GAIA
de instrumentos para ampataciones
fue el obsequio del seior Jacinto
Polanco, farmaceutico de la ciudad,
al Hospital municipal. Fl sefior
Polanco, humauitario siempre, no
es el primer regalo que dedica q los
pobres. Imitemos a. amigo Po-
lance en- estas buenas obras.s
Hoy ha salido para la ciu
dad de Ponce el doctor don J. P.
Raldiris, agente general del sBal-
samo de higoss para Puerto Rico,
Cuba y Santo Domingo.
FL dia 2S de los corrientes en-
barcara el doctor Raldiris para la
Habana, con objeto de montar alh
una agencia de dicho aBalsamoS,
que tanta aceptaci6n ha obtenido
en- esta isla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10

locara en- la torre del reloj p1blico
el para rayos que por cuenta del
Ayuntamiento Sc encarg6 a los Es-
tados Unidos.
En- la fabrica de los sefiores
Cortes Hermanos Sc ocupan diaria.
mente TN sinndmero de familias en-
la escogida de tabaco, y nos supli-
can llamemos la atenci6n del sefior
Official de Sanidad { Inspector de
Hygiene, que no permitan, que las
puertas Sc cierren, a fin de que ha-
va ventilaci6n en- el local y que tan
stquiera tengan media docena de
copas 8 vasos para tomar aqua, y no
I'm cacharro solo, como el que hay
hoy, que hasta agujereado esta.
CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10
IOTAS De |NTERES
Circular de una casa
de cOmerciO, : De re-
greso a Ponce.
UN fALLECIMIENTO
Nombramiento de una macs.
ira graduada. MATING.
MO en- Humacao.

Los seiiores ]. Seoane y
Compafifa, del comercio de esta
plaza, nos participant en- atenta cir
cular que el falleclmiento de su So
clio comanditario don Benigro
Lopez Gonzalez, ocurrida en- La
Guardia, Espafia, ell del mes co
rriente, en- nada altera la marcha de
los asuntos comerciales de dicha
sociedad, por estar el case previsto
en- el contrato.
-Ha regresado q Ponce el
captain de la policfa don Ramon
Fernandez Mater, que Sc encontra-
ba en- Aguadilla.
-Ha fallecido en- Mayagiiez
el nifio Armandito Esteva, hijo de
don Armando Esteva, vecino de
aquella poblaci6n.
La sefiora Maria Vazquez de
Ramos, ha sido nombrada maestro
graduada de Guayama, de cuya es-
cuela tom6 va possession.
Han contraido matrimonio
en- Humacao, por el rito protestan-
te, el joven don Gabriel Santiago y
Ia sedorita Maria Andino.
Sc VENDE una elegante
construida por la primera
Fabrica de coches de los EE. UU.,.
y dos juegos de arneses para uuo y
dos caballos. Informant S. benin,
Mlramar. 80 rs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10

peratriz vendio el collar en- 800, ooc
frances.
Perlas celebres fueron las &c
Mad. Theirs, todas notables por su
tanafio y su oriente, habiendose
necesitado cerca de 400 900 frances
y treinta afios para reunirlas.
Los mas hermosos diamantes,
tallados, desgraciadamente, al esti-
10 antique y montados en- corona 6
en- diadema, los posee la emperatrlz
de Russia. La emperatriz madre
posee tambien algunas esplendidas
joyas modernas, y sobre todo un
hermoso aderezo de esmeraldas que
lie regal6 su esposo, el emperador
Alexandra III.
La emperatrlz Isabel de Aus
tria, asesinada en- Ginebra, poseia
las perlas negras mas hermosas del
mundo, gustando mucho lucirlas
enredadas en- sus magnlfcos ca
bellos.
Despues de las familias reales,
las actrices, singularmente las fran
cesas, Sc han llevado siempre la
palma en- esta costosa exhibition
de la vanidad y de la riqueza. To-
davia Sc citan en- Paris las arivie-
resD de Miles. Mars y Bourgoing,
de la Comedia Francesa, que des-
lumbraban la sala, como Sc recuer
dan perfectamenie los dlamantes y
las perlas que luci6 Mile. Pierson,
la noche que estten6 en- el Gimna
sio la oPrincesse Georges y los dia-
nantes de Hortensia Schneider.
Mas de todas las exposiciones
de joyas que han tenido por esca-
parate ell escenario de un teatro,
ninguna mas opulenta que la de
Madame Douverges. Una noche,
en- una rifia con otra actriz, detras
del tel6n, Mad. Douverges Sc de.
fendi6 con su peineta de brillantes
y en- I'm momento las tablas queda-
ron sembradas de piedras preciosas
de todos fanatics.
Leonida Leblanc exhibi6 MT
chas veces en- el Vaudeville una
hermosa collection de brillantes y
especialmente TN grueso solitario
montado EN- una sortija, que habis
pertenecido al duque de Brunswick
y por la cual pag6 la actriz treint;
mil frances.
Pero entire las artistas, ninguna
(Contimda en- Ia b6gina 4a)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10

venta del cafe. : La Restauraci6n
de los Borbones. -Lo de los negros
de Puerto Rico. -Fraudes de cafe
de Puerto Rico en- Barcelona. Los
progresses de Puerto Rico. Ri te-
rrorlsmo en- Barcelona. La Union
de Puerto Rico-C6mo naci6, Sc
desarroll6 y triunf6. Federi.
co Asenjo y Arteaga-Biograffa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10
Sc VENDE

Una caldera multibuiar de 10 pies
de largo por 6 de ancho, cor ga tubos
lie 4 pulgadas y solo dos cosechas he
uso.
Una maquina horizontal, cula
ia, con dos clasificadores, capsz
uoler 1000 galones de guarapo en- q
horas.--Para informes, dirfjanse & ].
PENEDo, Fsiardo. Im. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10
+. MATAElO
DOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA,

OCULISTA. A.-Ex.medlco au.
Kiliar de Ia Clinica oftalmol6.
gica, que 4 cargo del doctor
Barraquer existe en- el Hospi.
tai de Ia Santa Cruz de Bar.
celona. Consultorio exclusive
para afecciones de los oioa.
Tetuan "a, (cerca del Tea
tro. - Horas de consulta,
De ga IL de Ia manana.
Gratis 4 los pobres, de 8as
lie Ia manana. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-10
DR.. JacintO Zaratt

Medicinal -Crujia.- -Enfermedades de ninos. -Parto.
OsUL1srA de Ia Cnca Ofalmo6gica del <Hote.Dieu, de
Paris. Conoutas de 4 3 p. m.-RAFAEL CoRDERo (Lu.
"a 1927
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-24

Eda f. Macpherson to Charles NJ.
Sibert
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-24
CROSS IS SENTENCED
MUST SERVE FROM TWO TO
FOURTEEN YEARS.

= The arguments for new trial for
Liberty Cross were concluded Fri
day evening at about 900 o'clock and
Judge Bernetha Immediately over
ruled the motion and pronounced SEN
tence upon the prisoner.
The case was called for argument
at about $50 o'clock Friday evening
and continued until 600 p. m. Court
was then adjourned until 100 The
arguments were closed at 900 o.
clock. The defense took exception
to several rulings of the court, also
took exception TO testimony of sever
al of the witnesses. Attorneys Hess
and Stevens spoke for the defense,
Lauer and Kellison for the state.
After reading the statute, the court
said, that he would uphold the YER
dict of the jury, and pronounced SEN
tence to be confinement in the Mich
igan City penitentiary for period
of from two to fourteen years.
Sheriff Voreis took Liberty Cross
to Michigan City Tuesday Lib
erty shook hands with all, promised
to do his best, but maintains that
he is innocent of the charge on which
ne was convicted
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-24
MORTUARY.
Rev. o. F Landis

Oliver +. Lands died at his home
IN South Plymouth, at 200 a. m. Sun
day morning, after an illness OF near
ly ten smonths.
He was born in Hamilton county,
Ind, September 4, 1861, and was 40
years, month and Is days old at the
time of his demise
In 1881 he was united in marriage
to Miss Matilda Price, whom he
leaves a widow There are three
children. Mrs. Colds Butts, residing
at Kokomo, Stewart of Toledo, Ohio.
and Marie who is still at home
Mr.. Lands entered the ministry
twenty years ago, and served his first
ppo. ntment in Berrien county, Mich.
for six years T. ey came to Ply
mouth first, in 1898, and remained
here for five years 1t was during
his time that the present u. b.
church was built by him. Then after
an absence of eight years, Mr.. l. ndis
was again appointed minister to the
y. b. church in this city, Sept 20,
1906.
Mr.. Lands was stricken with tu-
berculosis a short time after and
irst began to fail in January OF this
year. He attended to his ministerial
duties, however, until July, when his
affection forced him to retire.
He was fully prepared for the end
before it came. All funeral arrange
ments. such as hymns to be sung,
ministers to act as pail bearers, etc,
were made, and chosen by himself
From % to 40 United Brethren
ministers from the ST. Joseph CON
ference are expected, and from these
Mr.. Lands has chosen his pail bear
ers
The funeral was held from the
church at 200 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon, Rev. Frank Parker of But
Ter Ind, officiating Interment at
Oak Hill.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-24
John Zumbaugh.

John Zumbaugh was born in Sum
NIT county, Ohio in 1899 and died at
his home in Plymouth, Ind, Oct. 10,
1907, aged 6s years. Death came
after long and lingering illness
He came from Ohio 10 Mar
shall county when young man and
has lived here for almost fifty years
Mr. Zumbaugh was married to Lu-
cinda Kepler. who survives him to-
gether with their three children, Mrs.
Jesse. Brumbaugh, of Lagrange, ILL., !;
Ira Zumbaugh and Mrs Charles
Shearer OF this city. He also leaves
four brothers, Jacob, Adam and
Charles Zumbaugh of this city, Hen
ry of Green township. and four sis
ters, Mrs. Cain Trow of Tacoma,
Wash. Mrs. Henry Witwer OF Elk
hart. Ind, Mrs. Henry Carpenter and
Mrs Lydia Lockridge of this city.
An autopsy OF the remains was held
by Doctors Kaszer, Aspinall, Borton.
Brown. Preston, Lindquist, Elev,
and Charles HoItzendorff, Monday
morning The case was found to be
a strange one No immediate cause
for death was found, except a gen.
eral wasting away of the tissues. Mr..
Zumbaugh had been a sufferer from
trouble with his throat all OF his life,
which was caused by an injury when
he was six years old The doctors
state that this was in no wise respon-
sible for his death however.
The funeral was held at the resi-
dence on Sixth street Monday after
noon conducted by Rey. Geo. Plug
with interment at the Stringer GENE
terry
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-24
Mrs. William Pomeroy.

Augusta Mithilda Pomeroy was
born in Plymouth, Indiana. July 81,
1872, died October IA. 1907, being at
the time OF her death, 35 years, 2
months and IA days of age.
She united with the Presbyterian
church when Is years old, and has
always been a devoted christian
She was married to William Pom
eroy April IL, 1892. to this union FIVE
children were born, two of whom
have preceded her to the spirit world.
During her period of illness of sew
en- months. she suffered untold agon-
les. which she bore without COM
plant. and her last thought and de-
sire was that she might sleep the
sleep where no pain nor sorrow ever
comes.
Besides her husband and three
small children, she leaves numberless
relatives and friends to mourn their
loss.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-24
PETER Helm PARALYZED..
Well Known Farmer Stricken at His
Home Tuesday. Will Probably
Not Recover.

Peter Helm was stricken with pa
ralysis at his home 3 miles northeast
OF this city, near the Walnut Grove
school house, Tuesday afternoon, and
the chances for his recovery are ex-
ceedingly small. He was working
about the barn yard when the attack
came, at about 300 p. m.
Last winter Mr.. Helm suffered an
attack of an obscure disease from
which he had never fully recovered
and he has suffered severe headaches
ever since that time.
The sons-Russel, who is attending
college at Chicago, and Schuyler, who
is about to embark at Seattle, Wash.
have been notified.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-24
Elma May Cunningham.

Elma May, the youngest child and
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Cunningham. died at the home on
Pearl street Tuesday evening, aged z
months and 10 days. $3.50
Funeral at the home at 200 p IN.
Thursday. The services will be. con-
Quoted by Rev. |. Imler. pastor of the
u. B. church. Interment in Oak
Hill cemetery.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-24
Card of Thanks.

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the neighbors and friends
who kindly rendered assistance dur
ing the illness and death of our hus-
band and father, Rev. O. F. Lands
Mrs. O. F. Lands and children
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-24
A LIST OF THE ALLOWANCES

made by the Hon. Harry Bernetha.
Judge of the Marshall Circuit Court,
at the regular September Term. 1907:
Swnehart Ormond T.. reporter $4,000
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-24
New Suits Filed.

=. Catherine |. Hullinger VS. Henry
ID. Hullinger, for divorce.