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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-29
Notice.

Notice ID hereby given that the
County Clerk will receive ut his ONCE
On or before the lst day Of August,
1908. bids for election supplies, books,
blanks, etc. Also for the publishing
Of county reports, notices and adver.
tisements for the ensuing year. All
bids for the publishing Of report, etc. +,
must be accompanied by q sworn state.
ment Of the circulation Of said papers
in Cache county.
For further information, consult
the undersigned.
The Board Of County Comm issioners
reserve the right to reject any and all
bids.
J. s. LARSEN, clerk.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-29
Sealed Proposals for Postofflce.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., J
ONCE OF the Supervising Architect,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., July lO.19OS. J
Sealed proposals will be received at
this ONCE until 3 O'Clock p. m. on the
24th day OF August, 1908, and then
opened, for the construction ICON.
plete) Of the U. S. postofflce at Logan,
Utah, IN accordance with the draw.
'pRs and specifications, copies Of which
may be had at this Office or ct the
ONCE OF the postmaster At Logan,
Utah, at the discretion Of the super,
vising architect.
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR,
Supervising Architect.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-29
Methodist Church.

AT II a. m. preaching service, to be
followed by the Sacrament Of the
Lords Supper; Sunday school, 1915;
evening service, 7:45. Rev. H. J. Tai.
bott, d. D., Of Salt Lake City will
preach At both the morning and even:
ing services. A cordial invitation Is
extended to ell.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-29
Excursion to Canada August Ath

Via Oregon Short Line. Greatly reduc-
ed rates to Lethbridge, Stirling Ray.
mond, Magrath, Cardston. Tickets
limited to 30 days. Excursion train
will leave Salt Lake HAS p. M,
August 4th. passing through northern
Utah and Idaho August 9Th. See
agents for rates and further particu-
lars.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-29

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cools, refreshes and builds up
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ter's Rocky Mountain Tea is the
most effective summer tonic. 81
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-29
Methodist Church.

Union service will be given at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday at II
a. m. Sunday school and evening ser.
vice at the Methodist church. All
are welcome
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-07-29

Va ~ <haAf
)ss.
County of Cache. }
/, j. S. LARSEN, County Audi
tor of Cache County, State OF
Utah, do hereby certify that the
foregoing is a detail statement of
the financial condition of said
Cache County, and of all receipts
and expenditures, for the year
ending June Both, 1908.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF L
have heeunto set my hand and
affixed she seal of said County at
my office in Logan City, Utah,
this 9th day of July, A. d., 1908.
(SEAL) j. S. LARSEN,
County Auditor,
kodoI Dyspepsla Cure
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21


 many of the Eastern papers with Sovernor Johnson on the Alabama primary result in which the Minnesota executive speaks of Senator Johnston as the one big man in Alabama"
 representative Heflin, a member of tne Horticultural Committee, having the measure in hand said today that tne piu to preserve the forests and in which SO many of the Southern States are interested is not what 1t ought to ne, put. is better than mo bill at all.
 Representative Stanley. of Ken lucky. offered "a resolution which, in my judgment. would have been the best step to take at this session under the circumstanccs. He, wanted the for ester accompanied by the Agricultural Committee to go and inspect in per- so nthe forests sought to be protected. son the forests sought to be protected. himself the necessity for this iegisla- tion. -s4 g@
 If this course had been pursued, we would have had at the next session of Congress an. enthusiastic committee on the side of forest protection. But for the opposition of Representative Lever, of South Carolina, and Repre- sentative Lamb. of virginia, the for ests would haFs been fhvesriRatsd this summer and the pfsper legislation would Have followed" -
 -'..ti' tf Alfred s54 stofer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
MARSH IS ARRESTED
PROMINENT MOBILE MAN IS Ac-
 CUsED OF FORGERY.
Former Methodist Minister Says Charge is Groundless--yvarrant Also sworn Out For c. N.

Mobile, May z0--(special)-S. F. Marsh, a former, Methodist minister of Sioux City. Iowa, and at the head of large real estate concern here is under arrest on the charge of forgery and on account of hts prominence in the social and business world it has created a sensation.
 Marsh made bail and was released. C. N. Hill. of Wise, Va. against whom a warrant was also issued. has not been apprehended.
 W. N owen. the complainant aI- leges that Marsh altered note for s2,5oo.
 Marsh is prominently connected with the Pinecrest Cemetery Company. the American Realty Company. and the Lincoln Realty Company.
 In a statement today. Marsh asserts that the only foundation for the charge Is the addition of . place for pay nent made on a note, a mere correc- ton he asserts of an evident omission.
 Marsh was formerly in charge of a Methodist Church in Sioux City, Iowa. He came to Mobile about four years ago. and has been interested in several realty companies here. He is q mem Der of the St. Francis Street Methodist Church and a teacher in the Sunday School. Hill is said to be one of his pupils,
 Hill is secretary and treasurer of the Acree-Hill Lumber Co, with offices at 210 City Bank Building. -.
 Mir. Acree. president of this company is out of the city, but is expected home tomorrow. Hilrs friends say he will return and submit to arrest.
 -L- i .s J
 Our plant kns maAS AhhAreds ef friends for uE. Phone 1I3, and our wagon will call.
 French Dry Cleaning Co. Phone II3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21

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 said, that such a man ought not to be allowed to remain, a member of the House ,Thes committee, he contendeds had acted very feniently with Mfr hiliey. but he was sorry to observe that the Connecticut delegation did not seem to appreciate that fact. A3 a.l
 Mir Williams presumed that the req son the committee did not recommend expulsion was because MT. LilIey was sick. No man." he said, ought to be arraigned and visited with a heavy penalty without the opportunity of be- ing here" and he felt that that was the reason the report had not been car ried to its logical conclusion.
 williams Is Tired.
 Raising his voice to a high pitch. MT. Williams exclaimed: @'
 q am tired of the degradation, of the representatives hof the people5aFE am tired of my association with that deg. radiation" ee..t
 had. he declared, reached the point when simply because a man had been elected by the people to fill place on the floor of the House, he at once be- came a suspect. "The man, was gen. tleman the day before his election and a suspect the day after, an open, pal pable. plain and obvious victim of yell low journals and of all self-intefview- ing members of Congress
 Messrs. Mccall (Maes.). Keller (o) and Hobson opposed the resolution. Following an unsuccessful attempt by MT. Parsons N. " to obtain a post ponemept of action on the resolution until next session, the fesolutlon wal adopted; yeas. 157; nays, s2; present, 36. It was an unpartisan vote.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
DIsPLEAsED WITH LILLEY.
Captain HObsOn Takes Issue With
 Committees Report.


 Washington, D. C., May 20.-(Spe- cial.) Representative Hobson and Craig were the only members of the Alabama delegation in the House who voted today against the report of the special committee which investigated Congressman Lilley's charge in con. nection with the submarine boat mat ter. -~s tsts~'
 captan ,Hobson said he voted that entitled to courtmartial trIal ItI ef- feet, which had been denied him.
 The Alabama Congressman also said that the committee was not correct in declaring that not a member of the Naval Affairs Committee had been ap- preached by an officer of the subma rine boat company involved in the controversy. He testified that he himself, had been approached by Spear vice president of the company, and Mir Clark son, his secretary. was present when he was approached and so tes- tified before the investigating commit tee Spear denied to the committed that he had tried to Influence Captain
 Captain Hobson insists that Lrley is either guilty or not guilty
 "If he is guilty of the thing I all leged against him." said Captain Hob son, ne ought to D6 eApelISu ITOH the House, and if that fact were es- tablished I would move that he bt turned out of his seat
 Captain Hobson does not think that Lilley meant to do anybody injury. He rather thinks he foolishly went. of half cooked. but he believes he should have a trial at least to set himself right before being condemned on q wholesale plan.
 A queer thing about this business is that Lilley is said to have the cal on the Republican nomination for Gov ernor of Connecticut. The House Re publcans are hot with him and woult like to throw him out but they art afraid of the effect it. would have fl the State on their party prospects.
 Most of the House Democrats wht today voted against the report insis that LilIey ought to be expelled. and they say they would expel him instant Iy if they had the power. Nearly al the Republicans are also down on him but the leaders of that party do no want to start a rumpus that may pro long the session.
 They are in trouble enough owe other matters which are delaying ad journment.
 An interview is published today fl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
HANSON IS REELECTED.
Montgomery Man HonOred by sOutherl
 Neyyspaper PubIishern.

Newspaper Publisher. -
 Charlotte, N. C.. May 20.--The annual meeting of the Southern Newspaper Association came to an end tonight with the banquet at the Hotel selzwyn. Birmingham. Ala. was chosen as the next place of meeting and the follow ing officers were elected for the ensu- ing year.
 President. J. P Caldwell. Charlotte Observer: ce-President. Col: Rufus N. Rhodes, Birmingham News. Saere- tary-Treasurer Victor H. Hanson. Montgomery Advertiser; Executive Committee, R. W. Brown. Louisville Courier Jonrual; J. c. HemphilIi Charleston News and Courier: F. W. Hinnan, Jacksonville Times Union; c, B. Johnson, Knoxville Sentinel; H-, NJ Foster, Nashville Banner; F. L. seeley, Atlanta Georgian.
 At the morning session resolutions were adopted instructing the secretary to wire Speaker Cannon demanding the passage of the wood pulp and print pa. per bill, and at the afternoon session resolutions were adopted putting the association on record as favoring the Appalachian and White Mount tain for est reserve bill. a., s.s,.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
BR0WARD MAY BE
 BEATEN IN FLORIDA

Jacksonville, Fla. May 20.-Incom plete returns from yesterdays primary election show Duncan U Fletcher. can- didate for United States Senator. lead ing with Governor N. B. Broward. sec. ond, Congressman W. B. Lamar third.
 In the gubernatorial contest, J. C.. Stockton, Prohibitionist, Jacksonville, leads. with Albert Gilchrist. local op- tionist, second Broward and stockton lost every ward in Jacksonville, their home town.
 The election of Congressman Spark man and Clark of the First and Second Districts, is assured, as they had no opposition. In the Third Congressional District, there are three candidates, and the contest Is quite close.
 The indications are that the matori- ty of the delegation to Denver will o' anti-Bryan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
LUMBER MIL BURNS
FRANKLIN PLANT AT APALACifiv
 COLA IS DEsTROYED.
origfn Is Unknown and Loss fs Ccverea Rx x.Iusurance--Results of the
 Election in Penss-
 Rolm.

Pensacola, Fla, May 2o-=(special.)--- A snecial from Apalachicola t0nfgfft says that the plant Of the Prank I'm Lumber Company. six miles north or Apalachicola, was completely de- stroyed by fire today. The 1oss' fs Tul- ly covered by insurance.
 The origin of the fire is unknown. excepting that 1t was discovered burst ing through the roof of the engine room. -'t
 high wind was prevailing and al- though the mill closed down and all employees fought the flames they quickly spread to every portion of the building and within few hours7it was in ashes. s
 Election in Pensacola.
 owing to the length of the ticket voted. the returns of the primary of yesterday are still incomplete and 1t will be tomorrow night before aif dis tricts are heard from. a-.
 In some of the large city. districts. where five hundred and more votes were cast. the clerks and inspectors that they will not conclude before mid night. .
 Twenty-six of thirty-three precincts show that Van Felt received a major ity of the ballots cast and Is reelected over his three opponents, while Goss for Supervisor of Registration. has also been elected.
 Others elected in the first primary are: Tax Collector Roberts. Solicitor Loftin. Harbor Master Abercromhie. Tax Assessor Richards, Criminal Court Judge Beggs. County Judge Belilnger. Treasurer Williams and Justice of the Peace Nicholson. Stokes and Burns will go into the second primary for the Legislature, and McMillan and McGlbs bon will run over again for Circuit Clerk.
 State candidates have received the following vote: Senator Beard. 741: Broward. ,470; Fletcher. 2s6; Lamar. S14. Congressman. Griggs. 474; Ke- hoe. 73s; Mays. 2ss; Stephens, s3. Gov ernor: Browne. 2O5; Gilchrist, es2: Stockton. 94s. District Delegates: An drews. 162; Blount. -6s7; Clark. l55; Collins. .211; Crawford. .55s; Mayes, 73o. Attorney General: Elits. 77s; Tram mell, 5s5. Comptroller: Appleyard, 332: Groom. 747;. Knight, 1ls, Railroad Conn missioner: Dunn. 362:- Irvine, ss; Jack son, 191 Solomon, 3S3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
SANFORD IS
 CHANCELLOR Head of Alabama s Pythian Knights. GRAND LODGE IN SESSION tuscaloosa Throws Wide Its Gates
 to Visitors. Happy speeches, a Car Ride' Barbecus ana Visit to Hospital - Commit
 tees Begin Their
 
GRAND LODGE IN SESSION

Tuscaloosa, May 0.-tSpecial. )--At an open meeting of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias tnis afternoon, Supreme Chancellor H. F. Brown, Of Texas. formerly Of Alabauta. delivered a most eloquent address on Pythianism after whien che body went into execI- tive session.
 The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Grand Chancel- Tor. T. D. Sanford, Opelika; Grand wee Chancellor. + Beck, Birmingham; Grand Keeper Records and Seals, J. M Dannelly, Montgomery: Grand Mas ter of Evchequer; H. J. Willingham, Lee Holloway. Montgomery; Grand Inner Guard. D. B. Cobbs. Mobile Grand Outer Guard. L. G. Patterson, Falkville; Grand Prelate. F. w. Luil, Wetumpka.
 All yesterday. last night and this morning the incoming trains nave brought large numbers of delegates to the Grand Lodge Knights or Fythias who opened It's two days session nere this morning. The city is thronged with visitors, some 800 strong. The business houses of the city are be- decked with flags of welcome, pennants and bunting, carrying out the eolors of the lodge. The Elk's Auditorium and the McLester Hotel are being used as headouarters. 'aSt
 This morning at 10 o'clock the open ing exercises occurred at the Elk's Au- tlitorium, which was well filled with delegates and friends of the order. The program opened with prayer, tol- lowed by the Knights of Pythias Ode which was participated in by the en- tire assembly Mss Stella Black rem dered piano solo. Fanfare Militaire by J. Ascher.
 Chairman M P. ormond, Deputy Grand Chancellor of Tuscaloosa Lodge No ss introduced Mayor w. M Faulk who made a brief talk on Our City, after which B. A. Small sang Fhe Violets'
 Hon. ". D. Seed addressed the as sembly. in a most eloquent manner, his subject being ''Our State" which was followed by vocal solo by Mrs. T. A. Hargrove.
 A. M Garber, Supreme Representa- five. made a splendid address on Our Country" which was followed by vo- cal solo Absent" by c. D. Townsend.
 Jacob D. Bloch, Grand Chancellor from Mobile made a most pleasing ad- dreas on "Our Order" which was fol- lowed by the benediction. pronounced !. by Rev. J. M Dannelly' Grand Keeper of Records and Seal.
 Immediately after the morning ses- nion the offieers and representatives o inc Lodge had their pictures taken oi me steps of the Elk's Home. afte which they boarded A train for Eas Trnd Park. where a sumptions barbecu' was given by the local lodge. Stat Auditor. W. W. Brandon, who Is { nennbefr of this Lodge extended hear ~ welcome to the visitors at the bar becue.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
Help the Bowels When They Need Don't Delay

Dont wait tili you need a violent phys.
 ic. for harsh physic always harms. Take ons csscaret as soon as you need ,s, It. Take another later If necessary. Carry box always with you. Give the bowels little help while a
 little is sufficient. N
 Thus it Is easy to keep the bowels reg
 ular. And that means keeping well. You can't take salts or pill cathartics
 in that way. for they are injurious. They irritate the stomach and bowels. When oft repeated. that Is disas- trous.
 Nearly all dyspepsia-ail constipation f -is caused by that sort of physic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
THEATRICAL, MANAGERS MEET.
Business of vital Interest to Their As
 soeiation Is Duscgssed.

soeiation is DuscBssed.
 Chattanooga. Tenn.4 May 20--Thirty theatrical managers from all parts Of the South, members of the Southern Theatrical Managers Association. met here today to discuss business of vital interest to that body. Several comrf1it- tees were appointed and will report at a meeting called for II o'clock tonor- row. The matters before the eonven~ tion today were the securing of the hest grade of attractions for the South, arrangement of passenger rates, etc.
 This organization was launched last year, having as the basis for it's for nation the determination of the rail- roads to charge members of theatrical troops regular fares. Jake Wells, of Richmond. is the President and Harry L. Cordoza, of Atlanta, secretary Of the association. Thirty-fve applica- tions for membership. representing over sixty theatres in the South, were made today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21

We are the only concern in town having any part of the French Process machinery and we have everything known to the cleaners and dyers trades to do the work. We are continually being told of people having garments ruined or spoiled by inexperienced people. Do not try to save a penny and lose a dollar. Phone 113-French Dry Cleaning Go.
 *"e s5As 703 Dexter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
FOR coon ROADS.
Craft Win Cali Meeting Of Executiv
 TnVs, ft tee.

Craft Win Cali Meeting Of Executive
 Committee.
 Mobile. May Especial. )-Hon. John Graft, president of the Alabama Good Roads Association, announced to- day that he will call the executive committee of that association together in Birmingham or Montgomery early in June.
 The object of the meeting" said Mir. Craft will be to adopt plan for a systematic canvass in behalf of good roads in general and in favor of the overton Constitutional. amendment in particular"
 Recorder N. R. Clarke is out of the city today and his court was presided over by Foster K. Hale. Jr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
oAPT. wEsFooT.r ILL.

But His ConditiOn was ImprOved Last - aa ""H - Night.
 Capt. W. D. westcott. one of the best known and most prominent citi- zens of Montgomery. is seriously i'll at the home of his son-in-law. c. C.. Cobbs, in Cloverdale.
 Captain Westcott's conditions yes- terday was such as to give his family and friends great anxiety. but a mes sage from his bedside at late hour last night brought the gratifying re- port that he was slightly improved l and was resting easy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
Tr.pedv in NTiaainwinul.

Jackson, Miss, May 2O-Joffn cata- lano proprietor of the Hotel Lemon, was shot and killed today by W. w. Harwell, proprietor of the Jackson Coffee Company. following a quarrel over business matters. In a dying statement, 1t is stated. Catalano de- clared the shooting was without prov- ocation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21

Immediately after the barbecue. the visitors who had been invited oy pr J. T. Searcy, Supeerintendent oi tne Bryce Insane Hospitals. to visit and inspect the hospital and grounds, were escorted by the local Knights through the grounds and buildings of that in- stitution.
 Tonight was given over to Committee meetings.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
FOUND DEAD ON TRACKS.

Mobile. May 2o.--(speeial. )-Janes naIv white man, was found dead on me tracks of the Southern Railway this afternoon near Lanlison' Ala
 In his pocket he carried nnemoran- . f5un. hook giving the names and ad- dresseS of several people m AtianbA who have been hotifisa of ms ae1lh ,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
LIllex peepIx Affected.

Waterbury, Conn, May 20-Repressn- tative at Large George L. Lilley, when informed today of the substance of the report of the Boutel1 Committee, re- fused to comment upon 1t further than to say:
 "The most serious, the most painful aspect of the report to me.ri the re- flection upon by personal honor. Among those who know me. do not think that requires any comment, Nothing in my private or public record will justify these personal reflections .'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
EIIxins Denies Report.

Washington, May 2o.-senator Step. hen B. Elkin, upon being shown the report that an agent of the Duke oi the Abruzzi had returned to Italy, aft. CT arranging with the Senator for the marriage of his daughter to the Duke said that he had seen no one from Italy and that there was no truth in the re- port
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
Rrnward Hrn Lead.

Broward Hes Lead.
 Tallahassee, Fla. May 20--Returns received here tonight from yesterdays Dernoctatic sprfrpary election show that for United States Senator over the other three candidates.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
FoR NERVOUS DISORDERS

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
 Especially recommended for the relief or nervous headache. exhaustion and insomnia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21

College Baseball Results. L At New Haven--Amherst, 1; Yale, 5. At Cambridge-Harvard. 8; Phillips Andover. 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
LnLEY GETS A
 HOT REBUKE

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21

tcontlnuea rom Page one.D
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21

Our plant kns maAe AhhAreas ef friends for uE. Phone 1I3, and our wagon will call.
 French Dry Cleaning Co. Phone HIS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-27

of claims as a co-partnership. are own
ers OF the second property to ship orc
from the district. They are making
regular shipments.
The Old Glory Mining company Is pre-
pairing its first shipment, which will be
sold soon after the first of the year.
The Dominion Copper company is ac-
lively developing a large area, while
the Western Pacific Mining company is
opening UP a copper proposition in the
north end of the district. A number
of other companies and individuals are
doing telling work. This section will be
heard from frequently during the COM
ing year, and other shippers viii be
added to the list.
As previously stated. the district is
limestone mountain. 1t is composed of
a number of alternating gray and white
lime beds dipping at a slight angle to
the north. The contact of these lime
holdings are very well marked and
easily traceable. The country is cut by
strong porphyry dikes. The ASSURING vs.
very pronounced. The mineraliza tor
is best at or near the intersection OF tia
assures veins and the limestone con-
facts. The formation could hardly be
better for the making of good mines.