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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-27

the point I'm getting at: As soon as
election IL safely over the Borough
Street railway will apply for fran
chise for a ear line from Blank avenue
to Dash street along the river front"
II seer nodded Horrigan. And as
you own the City Surface line and as
that is the Borough Street railways
worst rival. you want the Borough's
franchise bill killed when 1t comes be.
fore the board of aldermen"
you're wrong. To paraphrase your
own words, you know lot about poll
tAcs. I want the Borough Street rail-
ways franchise granted. and ! want
The franchise to be perpetual"
But don't see what your driving
NJ. If you intend to merge the Borough
Street railway with your own City Sur.
face line Its charter Will become void"
81 don't mean to merge them. I own
both roads. and run them separately"
''The - you dor
That's little surprise. eh? I
haven't made any parade Of II. lust
went quietly to work, through Gibbs.
and bought up n majority of the Bor-
ough stock. Now don't you see how
the granting of the franchise and the
news that control the road will work
when they are made known?"
"Sure! It'll send that stock sky
high. You'll scoop In million or two.r
"A million or twov echoed VAIN
wright scornfully. Nearer
Hold ont" interrupted Horrigan.
whats that noise?''
He had jumped to his feet with an
alacrity that was surprising in so large
a man and was listening intently.
THAT cllckingT asked Wainwright
"Oh, that's only the private wire in my
office"
"Private wire? Any OPERATOR"
"Of course. WhyT
Suppose he should happen to be
listening to us?'
who? Thompson? Absurd!'
Il don't know. I'd rather
Nonsense. It's Thompson. my pri-
vate secretary. a man who's been with
me nine years. trust him as
But don't. don't trust anybody.
Send him into some other room"
Il can't In his absence some Inn
portant message might come. and II be
wasn't there on the very moment 10
transmit 1t to me l might lose thou
sands. He's all right IL ever man
was. l trust him implicitly"
"Oh, all right, then. Go on with what
you were saying"
II want the Borough Street railway
franchise made perpetual. Catch my
drift?'
Sure. But the papers and the prop
erty holders will make a big kick
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places, you know. And now won't you
tell that butler Of yours not to let us
be disturbed"
Wainwright complied, and the two
settled down to their deferred talk.
"How about the election this fall?"
began the financier.
Were already growing; but. just be-
tween you and me, it's going to be a
hot fight The people at large seem to
be little sore on the organization. A
few deals lately have been little raw.
and some of the papers are kicking
Good Lord, II II wasn't for the news
papers what a clnch boss would have
In running city! II d be like taking
pennies from baby's bank. But
Then you think there Is some doubt
about the electionT
81 wouldn't go so far as that. III! be
a tussle, but with plenty of cash and
the right man for mayor-mark me,
say and the right man'-we ought to
win"
"The woods are full of right men,"
replied Wainwright 1.-THE money is
the chief thing to consider That Is
why l asked You here today. This is
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-27
The Reason Why,

1t is a strange thing that though
the great grandmothers of many of
us smoked, and pipes at that, and
were never considered unwomanly for
doing 1t, in Slis day and gener-
alton there should be so much com.
motion about the woman who smokes
cigarette. On the other hand, as civil
lization has advanced and the physical
ills induced by tobacco have been ex.
plotted, the attitude of men in the
matter is no doubt that of protec.
tion-Exchange
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-27
But Mr.. Horrlgan"--

you've got my terms. Take 'em or
'cIve EN-"
"Oh, very WELL" conceded VAIN
wright. with lame graciousness. ANY
thing to oblige an old friend"
Good! So we get 100000 for cleo
tlon expenses, and my personal &C.
count receives $4,000 shares ut g."
quite SO. And now
And now comes the question of the
right man for mayor We
Again Horrigan paused, rising to his
feet stealthily, like some ponderous
cat, his head bent slightly, as though
catching a faint or distant sound.
Whats the matter?'' asked VAIN
wright, looking up.
Nothing" returned Horrlgan. But
he did not resume his seat Instead as
he talked he began to pace the room In
apparent aimlcssness, yet every turn
CHANGED to bring him nearer and near
err to the door of the adjoining office
You see," he said, I'VE must have
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e.. hes the man for us-that is" he
added. with less assurance. "if we can
handle him.
IL think we can" answered VAIN
wright, fragment Of his nversation
with Gibbs flashing across his men,
DRY. You see, l have fairly good rea-
sons for believing he's in love with my
niece. Miss Dallas Wainwright"
so? That's
And. as control her fortune and
her brothers until Perry Is twenty
five
ooh. it's cinchv chuckled Horri'
gan. He
"Mr Bennett is playing tennis" re-
ported the butler. coming to the door.
HE will Ike here at once"
"Now," resumed Horrigan, "the only
thing that remains Is to find out II
he'll consent. and them
"You wanted me. Mr.. Wainwright"
asked Bennett, stepping through the
long window from the veranda. "Oh,
good morning, Mr. Horrigan," he added
on seeing the second occupant Of the
room.
The young man was coatless and col
the neck. In one hand he swung ten
mis- racket. With the other he nopped
his flushed face. for the day was hot
and the game had been swift.
YES" answered Wainwright. I'm
sorry to interrupt your tennis set. but
we want to see you on rather impOr-
tant matter. We've been talking about
you"
"Thanksr said Bennett. with puz-
zled smile from one to the other of the
two older men. "What ahout?"
Want to he mayor querled Horri-
gan abruptly.
whats the answerT countered the
perpleXed youth.
at isn't a joke" interviewed VAIN
wright. mir. Horrlgan is in earnest"
Elm earnest? hope the heat hasn't
gone to his head"
You don't understand" put In Hor-
rlgan. IL control the party's nomina-
lions The nomination for mayor Is
yours If you'll Ike it,
"Not-not really?" gasped Alwyn
aghast.
Yes, really. We
But with whole organization full
Of good material. why do you come to
me?"
because you're the man we want"
las an answer that's excellent, but
as an explanation it's mysti:ying."
I'm tell you. We're looking forward
to a risky fight and
And since you see no chance Of
winning you pick me out as the victim
instead of some organization man?
Good idea as far as you're concerned.
but beg to decline, without thanks"
mo, no. corrected Wainwright
"Mr. Horrigan thinks that you have
strong chance of winning"
That's right" corroborated the boss.
eth he a hard fight. but with the right
man we'll win. and we believe you're
the right man. Even II you lose, you'll
show the world what you're made Of
Folks admire fighter. They haven't
much use for an idler."
'The cOarsely spoken words brought
back with a rush Dallas Wainwrights
plea and his own yearning to do some.
thing to make her proud of him-tO
win her by great deeds-to prove his
love worth her acceptance. Was this
the chance-the chance he had so eager
~ longed for? 1t seemed providential
His face alight with the joy of battle
and the hope Of his hearts reward,
Bennett turned upon the waiting boss.
II accept"
Good" yelled Horrigan. slapping
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the follles and idlcness that had hither-
to masked 1t. remember one thing. II
! win this fight-if I am elected mayor
Il shall never once swerve from my
solemn oath OF Office. H.
Wainwright, uneasy at the candi-
dates unwoDted words and manner,
started to speak, but Horrigan deftly
interfered.
"Of course you'll keep your oath of
Office" he beloved jovially "Of
course you will. That's understood"
Then In an undertone to Wainwright
as Alwyn moved away the boss wills
pered;
Don't butt in! Leave him to me!
That silly reform talk don't mean any
thing. It's the way all youngsters in
politics blow Off steam. Leave him to
me-"
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Now that you've inherited money.
why don't you pay some of your
debtsY
Great Scott! This is the first chance
I've ever had to save up for a rainy
day DO you think I've no ideas of
economy?"
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ID o Y . y q " d.
we'll"-
But renem-
Der one thing.
Mr.. Iiorrigan."
interrupted Ben
nett. and his
careless boy
hood seemed To
have fal Hen
away from him
like a discarded
garment. leav-
ing the man
hood and rug
gel strength
ktt.it,t,n,I NJ oil
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the right man.
II we don't. we
haven't u shad-
ow of q show
to win. We must
be careful to
choose the best
man possible. In
fact. Mr.. Vain
W rig h t - in
fact
His wander
l n & s h a d
brought him to
the office door.
With the last
word he sud-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-27
r!.a!!s!!c!ts 5
EMvOIlnQ vaniua
E,.h..>~Ae Lemon
"H2HS Orange
bAN9 OVvV Rose, etc

are just as they are. represented
to be. If not the cheapest they
are the best, and no buildings,
cakes, creams, or other table deli
:acies, are spoiled by their use.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-21

Dos respetabIes caballfr0S Luciano
Colch y Tomas Santiago, reunidos en-
sociedad industrial. en- Arecibo, Sc dedi
CO ban escribir cartas amenazadores
anonimos la sef1ora Cristina Lugo.
pidiendola dinero.
Enterada la policia los detuvo aver
ell Juez les exige 500 dollars de fanza.
De esperar es alguna nueva denun.
cia, pues los citados "industriales" te
MAN bien montado ell negocio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-21
LOS ROB0S MISTERIOSOS
policiacas.-Un detalle para seguir
una pista.-Los primerOs indicios.
InventariO de esoalamientOs.
FL preSuntO autOr

/ meses de Enero y Feb-ero, Sc come
tleron los sigulenteS robos.
AL seflor Vizcarrondo, empleado de
tesorerla, un reloj de orc, de impor-
te cien dollars; en- la casa de huespe-
des nlmero 48, de la calle de Tett1an
un reloj enchapado orc; don Emilio
Sabat que vive en- la calle de Tetuan
3S. un paraguaS fno de seda IN
scmbrero fino; en- la casa nt1mero or
de la Gale del Sol, un medallion de
plata, una sortija de orc con las ini-
ciales V. L., una sortija de orc, un
junquillo de orc forma Gordon. I'm
reloj de mano de oro en- la casa ni-
nero 81 de la calle de San Francisco,
una cartera de piel amarillo con cua-
tro dollars; en- la residencia del te-
niente sefIor Sanquirico, un reloi de
nacar, I'm reloj enchapado en- orc,
una cartera de piel negra, papeles,
otroS objetos; en- la Residential del Sr.
Fernando Domeneche una cartera
con dinero y papeles.
III autor no aparece -. pero he
aqui, que anteayer, la llegada del
vapor frances este puerto, Ell detec-
tive Vargas vi6 Ell cielo alberto.
cuando Sc topa & bordo con ell miste-
rioso parsonage, ell Enrique Vazquez,
ell supuesto, Ell prestidigitador de las
prendas. -.
-tUsted es ell seflor Vazquez2
81, sef1or
Y de donde vieue usted2
DE Puerto Plata.
Es uSted comisionista?
No sefIor.
(, NADIA; me veo precisado a decir
Vd. que me siga.
Y los detectives Vargas y Galvarin
cargaron con el, hacia ell cuartel de
la policfa. Vazquez cant6 de pleno
la verdad- Era ell autor de los robos.
Pero las prendas no pudo entregar-
las, pues el viaje Puerto Plata no
ten1a otro objeto que realizarlas..
IQuien es Vazquez? dira el lector.
Enrique Vazquez es un joven de unos
veintidos amos, de o6cio tip6grafo,
viste regularmente y parece, vamos
al <declr =. qHe IL no eS IL.
Al ser presentado aver al juez
sefior Suau declare todo cuanto habfa
manifestado en- la Jefactura de la
policfa.
Por de pronto Sc lie han formulado
dos denuncias y Sc lie han pedido 600
dollars de fianza provisional.
Ell detective Vargas hablando con
I'm redactor de este diario, lie mani
festo que continuarfan las denuncias
y las lanzas.
Esperemos, Ell resultado de tan es-
lcandalo sos robos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-21

Por fin la detective de esta ciudad
ha coronado un trabajo de zapa que
ven1a hacienda desde hace meses pa
ra indagar Ell origen de los robos
"misteriosos' como los cali6c6 la
prensa de San Juan, que Sc cometfan
con una frecuencia escanda1osa.
Ell detective Vargas hecho sobre
sus hombros la pesada tarea de bu-
cear-si asf puede decirse-en los
barrios bajos y en- las casas alegres,
investigando un dia y otro el origen
de los robos que desde Enero Sc su-
cedfan sin que nadie averiguase ell
autor.
Vargas pas6 un dia por la ca1le de
| la Luna" y vi6 que cierta mujer CO
nocida por Maria la arabe. llevaba un
bonito collar del cual Vargas tenia
indicios de que habfa sido robado.
Interrogada la mujer acerca de la
procedencia de la alhaja. manifesto
que la habfa comprado a un sujeto Pc
70 que ignoraba su nombre y parade
70.
Ell detective Vargas, va suxiliado
por ell sargento Diaz y Ell detective
Galvarfn halo un indicio para seguir
la pista al misterioso individuo, pues
en- la plateria del seilor Saavedra Sc
entero del robo de una sortija averi-
guando tambieu las sefias del autor
Entonces sc acus6 a Enrique Vazquez
alias Churrita. Un hecho incidental
una Extravaganza 6 una prueba de
buen humor acabo por delatar al cri-
minal. Ocurri6 por Ell mes de Febre-
70, I'm robo en- la residenc;a de don
Fernando Domenech. Este sefior
manifesto que le habian sustraido
una cartera de piel de color. La car
terra contenia algun dinero y docu-
mentos de interes para Ell seflor Do
menech. Parece que ell autor de la
hazafla, que permanecia oculto toda-
via. enterado de que Ell senor Dome
mech solicitaba con ansiedad los do
cumentos. tuvo una humorada: reml-
tirle al expresado caballero. por CO.
rreo, los papeles que tanto reclama ba
en- Ia iefatura de Ia polic1a.
Ell ration cayo en- la trampa. Ell Sc
nor Domenech entreg6 Ell sobre y de
indicio en- indicio, Sc averigu6 que
Vazquez era el autor del robo. Pero
ahora viene 10 interesante Vazquex
no aparecia por ningdn lado. Sc ha-
bfa EN- barcado ell 4 del corriente ha-
cia Puerto Plata en- ell vapor frances,
Hubo que esperar, pues. La pollcia
mientras tanto prosegufa las investi-
gaciones y fueron apareciendo mas
pruebas,
En- este interim, es decir entire los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-21
StPvltfo Especial del bo|elih Mtfcalln
0ABLEGRAMAS.
un de4cubrirnientO
sensational
Acusaci6n grav1sima

Nueva York, viernes-Dicese que la po-
derosa empresa Electrico boat ha comprado al
comite de asuntos navales el secreto de los
submarines.
El rumor es de una gravedad tan extrema,
que ha sido acogido con grandes reservas por
la prensa neoryoTkina
Hay gran espectacion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-21
10 que dice al ffHera1d''
Buscando completes

Nueva York, viernes.-El Herald pide
que Sc ordene por Ell gobierno una investigation
minuciosa severa que descubra todas las
complicacones que puedan caber en- ell escan-
Idalosisimo hecho denunciado
Ell Presidente Roosevelt ha mostrado un
gran interes por ell esclarecimiento de los hechos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-21
la cEememcia del Gear
Stossel ha sido aclamado

Nueva York, viernes-El tribunal senten
ciador impetra del Gar clemencia para Ell ven
cido de Port-Arthur.
FL general Stoessel Sc ha negado hrmar
la peticion de clemencia dirigida al Gar
Ell her6ico vencido pide que Sc cumpla la
SentenCia.
En- las GALES de San Petersburgo, la mul-
titud ha vitoreado Stoessel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-21

Nueva York, viernes.-El Consejo de Cue
ira ha sentenciado a diez amos de prsion los
iefes rusos Took, Smirnoff Reiss varios mas.
La opinion general es favorable a los SEN
tenciados
Han sido tomadas las medidas mas severas
para evitar conf1ictos de orden p1blico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-21
Una Interpolation
pa1'1amentaria
La opinion escandalizada

Nueva York sabado-Se anuncia en- la
Camara investigation .sobre la acusacion
lanzada sobre Ell Comite de asuntos navales
En- ell Congreso sc annncia una interpela-
Cion emocionante.
La opinion muestrase escandalizada Sc
pide un Immediate escarecimiento de los he
chos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-21
StoesseD aenten.
ciad0 = Hmuev'te
Sensation universal

Nueva York viernes-El Consejo de Cue
IRA ha sentenciado a muerte al general Stoessel
Ell terrible fallo ha producido en- Ell mundo
impression tristisima
La prensa del Jap6n, califca de cruel la
sentencia del tribunal de guerra y proclama ell
heroismo del general Stoessel, del que dice que
no pudo defenderSe mas tempo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-21
SUCESOS

;"Que frescos" En- Juncos la policia
arrest6 4 siete individuaos por "Tirar
de la oreja al consabido Jorge" en- la
via p1blica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-21

Nos dicen de Ponce. que Juan Rosa
do, ha sido condenado 4 muerte por el
asesinato del carretero Francisco Cruz.
Ell hecho ocurrio en- ell barrio aArruz"
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BY James Lanie1,.

The "livest paper i'll the country.
That the way one of our CORES
pondents describes the Weekly JEFF
fersonian. He's right. It is a live
wire; YOU can't touch it without get
ting a shock, and when you once pick
it up IS hard to let go. People who
started to real the Jeffersonian out
of idle curiosity, during the Brown
Smith contest in Georgia, are read
ing it yet, They acquired the habit,
and they are still sending us their
subscriptions.
October bids fair to be the biggest
subscription month that the Jeffer-
sonians have ever had. Most of our
agents are doing we'll, and if the sub
scribers themselves will help us out,
we will make "nut-brown October"
a month to be proud Of. Let each
true Jelfersonian make up his mind
that he will send us at least one
new subscriber this month. If you
believe in the Jeffersonian doctrines,
this will be the evidence Of your
faith.
How many Of our hundred thous-
and readers know the real scope and
field Of the Jeffersonians? Down in
Georgia many look on us as local
product and think that the State line
is our boundary of usefulness. But
listen! The other day we received a
letter from Jerusalem, Palestine,
where the Anglo-Saxon Syndicate, Of
which Prince Emmanuel is the head,
had heard of us and wished to adver-
tise in our columns. Another mail
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Over in the Philippine Islands peo-
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scriptions come from Alaska, from the
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France. From Mexico and the Dan
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come. Let the Jeffersonians get out
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and we hear of it from every state
in the Union. So we're not any more
local than the world, which is mighty
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We have just added to our list of
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that can be adjusted to cut any
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The tides run swiftly out in the
Bay Of Fundy.
A summer urchin, witnessing the
phenomenon for the first time, yelled
shrilly. "Ma, look quick! Some one
has pulled the plug out Of the ocean. "
Washington Herald.
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THE JEFFERSONIANS,
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monsoon 0as
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they will always preserve clean cut
ting edge. The old scissors-grind-
er,' who used to fix our worn-out
shears by the help of some home
made tools and much profanity, is
passing into a picturesque memory,
with the tinker and the tramp print
en- on their way to the same oblivion
that Mr.. Bryan is praying to over
take his speeches of few years ago.
Not unlike Mr.. Bryan, these shears
Of ours are eminently adjustable.
By the way, we were talking last
week about the man with the illegi-
BILE signature. 1t is nearly always a
case of confirmed carelessness-the
kind of thing that children are pun
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