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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-26
The Last Thing in Hats.

A woman's hat must be in the latest
style or she can have no peace of
mind. Have you seen the latest
thing in fall hats at Eliasons? They
are very high in the crown and the
brims incline to be narrow with a
slight mushroom drop The Eliason
Sisters have just received consign-
ment OF them from New York, which
every woman In the valley should see,
II she wishes to, know what's what in
millinery. And II you see them you
won't be able to resist them, for they
are beautifully trimmed and you will
lind them Just the thing for you.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-26
TYPHOID
FEVER

Avoid that dreadful disease by hav-
ing your house screened by
SMITH BROS. LUMBER co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-26


Remember the Big Sale at
Thatcher Music Co.'S.
One lot Of School Caps, Is cents,
at EIiasOn's.
From all appearances the Wilson
Music company will make a decided
hit with their puzzle sale. Particu.
lars page 8.
For @. p. Ford's fine shoes
for ladies: Burrojaps guaran.
teed patent leather shoes for men;
also first'class gents furnishings and
underwear call at Andreas Peterson.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-26
CITY and COUNTY
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Items Of Interest About
People and Events.

One LOT Of School Caps. Is cents,
at Eliason's.
Why not save 600 on that piano by
working the puzzle on page s.
Plain sewing. Call Bell phone 4lek;
Independent l04a. VIC
Wanted-A lady to do silk crochet
work at the Cache knitting Works.
0ne.fourth 10 one.haIf off on
all musical goods for 30 days.
Thatcher Music Co.
Supervisor w. w. Clark left yester.
day for an inspection OF the national
forest. He will be gone until Tues.
day next.
4 winter supply Of new suits
and coats is arriving daily at
EIlason Sisters.
Considerable typhoid prevails In the
vicinity Of Garland, Box Elder county.
BY not having the best Of water. SAM.
tation regulations are neglected.
Mr.. Larsen OF the Utah County
Democrat and Burl Armstrong Of the
Inter-Mountain Republican were Office
callers this week.
William q Anderson and family
are now living at Brigham. Mr.. An.
derson has charge OF the F. W. Thatch.
er branch house at that place.
z. w. Robinson, manager OF the
Cache Valley Orchard company, went
to Salt Lake yesterday on orchard
business. He will be absent for two
or three days
Lost-Small roam mare weight about
$50 pounds. branded HIM on left
oitOnioVi uuh "A WI mp
will be rewarded by p. o. Hansen
. Bell phone l73b.
The democrats Of the first judicial
. district have named J. d. Call OF Brig
: ham city to head the judicial ticket
as district judge and F. X. Nebekel
as district attorney.
The forestry service is assisting
: Cache county with the construction
OF the lower twin bridge In the Left
Hand fork OF Logan canyon which re
Gently caved In.
The Blue creek farmers are strickl,
In IL this year. All OF them have beer
) raising bouncing crops. Alma Theurel
raised $500 bushels, Roskelley bro
theirs on the Turner farm raised 2,3O(
bushels
Mr.. and Mrs Frank DANES OF this
: city will leave for the east today. Mr.
DANES is on leave Of absence from
the B Y. college and will spend the
winter in study, either at the Univer.
: sity Of Chicago or Harvard, but as yet
ne is undecided on the school,
Miss Olive Durfee, formerly OF Lo.
gan and now Of Salt Lake City, has
been In Cache valley the past few days
visiting her mother and friends. Miss
Durfee is the author OF "Self Cult.
-ure," book that is receiving a wide
reputation for good. Most of the
leading book stores OF the state carry
this book, copies Of which can be had
at Wilkinson b Sons Of this city.
A stroll through the new two story
store Of Wilkinson h Son on the west
side OF North Main convinces a person
that the firm carries the largest stock
Of it kind 10 northern Utah. The
upstairs will be used for wholesale
department, while the first floor is
well filed with useful articles OF vari.
Gus kinds. Books, stationery, wall
paper, toys, etc. Book binding Is a
speciality.
Bargains In Suits, Hats, Coats
and a new line Of Dress Goods at
Elias0n's.
For mild,easy action OF the bowels,
single dose OF Doan's Regulets is
enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. 25 cents box. Ask
4 your druggist for them.
The Last Thing in Hats.
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-26

! All kinds OF kegs, half barrels and
barrels at Ritter Bros. Drug company.
! Read Campbeli's page ad. on page
8. Big clearance sale is now on.
! Manager b. F.Riter was a passenger
to Garland Thursday.
| The Jane Cable story running In
this paper was crowded out OF this
issue but will be continued next issue.
It's time to buy an Avery beet dig.
ger. Sidney Stevens Implement com.
oany, agents.
Mrs. II. Cite Of Montpelier, Is In
Logan while her husband Is In the
cast on his vacation.
Thomas Lloyd returned from o ten
days stay at Bancroft Tuesday night.
Oscar Borkman made flying trip to
Brigham on Wednesday.
One.f0urtk to One.haIf off on
all musical goods for 30 days.
Thatcher Music Co.
Edison monographs, one dollar down
and one dollar week Wilson Music
company.
Next week the Logan Secondhand
store will start moving its immense
stock Of goods into the old stand of
Wilkinson Il Son.
Mrs. Ruth Moench. Bell will resume
her private Instructions in reading
and public speaking October /. Resi-
dence lis East Third North.
Lawns are going at half price
at Eliason's.
For wall paper, painting and paper
hanging see Morgan & Bench. All
work guaranteed. 2s West Center
street.
j Mrs. Robert Northrup has returned
from Lansing, Michigan, where she
has been with her husbands relatives
since June. Little Bobby" has grown
to be quite interesting.
The latest styles and newest stock
OF wall paper can be had at Morgan &
Bench. Give US call, % West Center
street.
Lost-Small roam mare weight about
$50 pounds, branded HIM on left
shoulder and A on right hip Finder
will be rewarded by p. o. Hansen.
Bell phone l73b.
, A grand Millinery Sale will be.
Gin at Eliason Sisters today. The
! slaughter made will astonish all.
: Come early and take your first
choice.
Mrs. VIM. Webster and her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Raymond Thatcher, of Rex.
burg are visiting with Logan friends.
The former with Mrs. Daniel Farland
Of Ogden arc the guests Of Mrs. r. j.
Poulter, while the latter is the guest
, Of Mrs. John Thatcher.
p. M. Poulsen and wife OF the Fourth
ward while driving to Petersboro a
; few days since were thrown from the
buggy. The horses became frightened
at a broken bridge and Mr. Poulsen
besides receiving wrenched back
was bruised up considerably.
The rangers on the Cache national
forest are busy collecting seeds OF the
Englepann spruce and red fir for ex-
perimental planting. A hundred and
fifty pounds Of this seed will be col.
lected TO be sown broadcast and used
in the forestry nurseries.
Latest advises are to the effect that
the Wyoming coal strike will be ended
10 a few days and that the mines will
resume operations. II this be correct
much Of the suffering that would have
been experienced had the strike con.
tinued until cold weather set In will
be averted.
Remember the Big Sale at
Thatcher Music Co.'s.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-26
Bargains In Suits, Hats. Coats
and a new line Of Dress Goods al
EliasOn'S.

For mild,easy action OF the bowels,
single dose OF Doan's Regulets is
enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. % cents a box. Ask
your druggist for them.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-09-26
Remember the Big Sale a
Thatcher Music Co.'S.

ID. S. Spencer, assistant general pas.
senger agent OF the o: S. l.. railway,
Is deserving OF all the praise he has
received in regard to the excellent
way he handled the six hundred ex.
cursionists to Logan Tuesday. The
passengers say all they had to do was
to ask and they received, All of the
o. S. l.. railroad accomm odations
were placed at the disposal OF the
public.
Free" banjo and guitar with a
course Of fifty lessons. See Wilson
Music company's ad. on page of this
issue.
Bargains in Suits. Hats. Coats
and a new line Of Dress Goods al
EliasOn'S.
Stops itching instantly, Cure
piles, eczema, salt rheun, letter,
itch, hives, herpes, scabies-Doan's
Ointment. AT any drug store.
Folcy's Kidney Remedy will
cure any case of kidney or blad-
der trouble that is not beyond the
reach CT medicine. No medicine
can do more. Sold by Ritter Bros.
and all druggists.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06

GUS body, alike in principle and work
Ing together. Hardle Is the parliament
tary labor leader aud as such cXerts
a remarkable influence Oh British poll.
tics. He is the owner and editor of the
Labor Leader and was first elected TO
parliament in 1892.
Mr.. Hardie is a native of Scotland,
Irn in 1856, and was toi,er in the
mines from his seventh until his twen.
ty-fourlh year. lie was student and
began 90 write articles on economic
questions which attracted attention
while he was still deliver in the bow.
els of the earth. '"cn nccept-
ed by the miners 10 ,l.... i.....f and
has held firm sway over them.
The following story Is told OF EeIr
IIardie's early pariamcntary days:
"Are you working here. mate?" que.
r!ed Il friendly policeman at the house
Of commons.
"Yes."
"On the roof?"--which was under
going repairs at the time
NO; on the hoOr.r
The puzzled policeman sought an ex.
p'nnatlon and got IL.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
EUROPE STIRRED
7 BY WAR REPORT
BULGARIA PRocLAlMs HER iNDE
PENDENcE-MAY HAVE TO
REVISE BERLIN TREATY.
WHOLE AFFAIR A SURPRISE
Great Britain Does Not Recognize
Right Of Any Party to Violate
Any Part Of Its Pro. -
visions,

London, Oct. 6.--ln the ancient cap
ital OF Tlrnovo the independence OF
Bulgaria was proclaimed Monday. with
the czar of the Bulgarians as ruler
Cznr of the Bulgarians is recognized
TO mean more than czar of Bulgaria
because II is q distinct intimation that
he regards his country as having
sovereignty over all the people of that
blood in the near east. Within q day
or two Austria-Hungary, which has
been working with Prince Ferdinand
In this preconcerted plan, will pro
claim the new status of Bosnia and
Herzegovina. The question which has
been stirring the whole of Europe
more deeply than any similar question
in the memory of the present genera
ton is, does 1t mean war? From all
the capitals come reports indicating
chat II means. first of all. another Eu'
ropean congress of the signers of the
treaty of Berlin to consider the situa.
tlon and probably to revise the treaty
Turkey caught In moment of weak.
ness, Is the victim OF this situation
and while some international animosi.
ties have been stirred up, probably no
power is willing to make war. Re.
ports from the emancipated Turkish
press to London indicate that the
Young Turks" will swallow this bitter
pill as best they can. and IL they do.
naturally the Bulgarians, while willing
and eager for war. will have no cause
or which to base the beginning of hos.
tilities. e
From the British standpoint the
whole affair has been a surprise. and
more than a surprise, because for the
first time in years the British govern.
ment itself with apparently perfect
understanding with France and Rus.
STA and complete friendship with Italy.
to be in position where it dominated
European politics, geserving out of
this consideration the almost open en-.
nifty between itself and Germany.
Probably never In the history OF
Europe have politics taken such amaz.
ingly Kaleidoscope revolutions as dur.
Ing the past week. An entangling sit.
nation will come when the signatories
OF the Berlin treaty meet to consider
what action shall be taken regarding
the violations OF the treaty. Great
Britain Monday night served notice
that 1t does not recognize the right OF
any of the parties to this treaty to
violate its provisions. without consult.
ing the others, but English diplomats
know that the conference will resolve
itself into scramble among the pow.
ers to get what is termed in European
politics 'compensatlng advantages"
which Austria, backed by Germany,
has already obtained.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
TO SEARCH FOR
LOST TREASURES
HARVARD STUDENTS START ON
EXPEDITION TO FIND
a suNkEN SHIP.
WRECK HAS BEEN LOCATED
Many Attempts Made to Recover the
es Gold and But Little Left for
Students When They
o. Get There.

Kingston Jamaica, Oct. 6.-!The ex
pedition composed of Harvard
students which started recently on the
schooner MayHower from New York
in search OF sunken treasures in these
waters will likely have TO modify the
original plans.
The treasure-seekers intended to
search for Spanish galleon which
sank many years ago, but the Ameri-
can expedition had been anticipated
by a jamaican syndicate which char
tered schooner and. after an inef-
fectual search, returned TO Montega
kay.
The Jamaicans occupied several
weeks Is their gold hunting trip and
had exciting experiences with hurri-
canes. The galleon was not found, but
her position on the ocean bed was To-
Gated, the wreck having broken into
pieces years ago.
Divers were sent down aud mum
ber of gold goins were recovered, but
nothing OF great value The leader OF
the. expedition was the son OF Sir
Henry Arthur Blake. who was COVER
nor OF Jamaica. 1SS9-97
The location of the wreck, which is
believed TO be near Silver bay, be.
tween Puerto Plata and Turks Island
has been visited frequently during the
course Of the last few centuries. first
by an expedition fitted out by the
Duke of Albermarle, who was Cover.
, nor OF Jamaica in 1887.
In the case OF the latest expedition
which has Just returned, the tempestu.
GUS weather interfered with diving
operations 1t is intended to refit and
undertake a more systematic search
sft an early date.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
SHORT NOTES OFF THE WIRES

Following a verdict Monday award
ing S3,j00 for injuries she claimed tC
have received in trolley car accident
Georgia Kane, former London vaude
vile actress was arrested, and locked
up on charge of perjury preferred by
the public service corporation which
she had sued for $4,000 damages
Miss Kane testified that three of her
ribs were broken and that she was
otherwise injured in alighting from a
street car four years ago.
Dewolf Hopper. the comedian, sus.
tanned a severe fall while appearing
on the stage OF New York theater
Monday night which rendered him un.
conscious and necessitated the dis
missal OF the audience.
The Paris newspapers are inclined
TO take a hopeful view cf the situation
which they consider serious, but by no
means desperate. Bulgaria and Tur.
key, they believe, must soon realize
that they will gain nothing by war
Large crowds turned out Monday at
Westneld, Springfield, Worcester,
Natick and Boston to greet Eugene v.
Debs. Socialist candidate for the presi.
dency, in the dash of his red special
across Massachusetts.
After an absence of three years,
Nance O'Neil returned to New York
Monday night to be war.lly welcomed
at the Majestic theater in new play
by George Cameron, entitled Agnes"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
Fec Bowls.


"tee bowls" are no longer TO be seen
In The chambers of baIristers. They
nave been replaced by checks. One
used by Baron Martin Of the court Of
eXchequer during his career ut the bar
from 1880 to 1850 has Just been pre-
sented to the library OF the Inner Tenn
pie by his grandson. Only few sur.
vivlng lawyers OF venerable age can
now recall the use of fee bowls. One
OF them, George f. Pollock. who was
born in 1921 and called 10 the bar in
1913, gives some interesting informa-
ton OH the subject In London Notes
and Queries. lie says these bowls
were In general use during his early
years Mt the bar Fees were paid In
cash when the briefs were delivered.
When his father, Lord Chief Baron
Pollock, was raised 10 The bench he in
herited aud used the patcrual fee bowl.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
Long Time on the WAY.

New York, Oct. 6.-Thomas f. Da.
Wis. a roofing contractor, upon receiv.
ing letter at his home In Brooklyn,
made n hurried trip to Manhattan,
turning over in his mind the prospects
OF fat profits from very promising
bid for work made in the letter. When
he arrived at an office In a downtown
building he asked II he could see the
bidder whose name was signed to the
letter. He has been dead thirteen
years" clerk replied. Inspection OF
the envelope showed that the letter
had been mailed August 6, 1894.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
Editor Hearst Makes charges,

Los Angeles, Oct 6.-Thomas l..
Hisgen, Independence party nominee
for president, and William r. Hearst
addressed large audience Monday
night. The speech of Mr.. Hearst was
devoted almost entirely to an attack
on John w. Kern, Democratic candi.
date for vice president. He referred
to the recent finding of pass of the
Big Four railroad made out In the
name of Mr.. Kern. and pointed out
that the Big Four is branch of the
Vanderbilt system which he said had
been successfully prosecuted by the
federal government.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
Visitor Burns TO Death.

Detroit, Mich. Oct. 6.-James Moss,
colored, who was visiting the colored
ianitor, was burned to death in the
Lewis block, 1924 Griswold street,
when fire that started in the base.
ment spread through the five floors
and broke through the roof. Janitor
James Handy escaped with severe
burns. The blaze was quickly con-
trolled and the property loss will not
exceed a few thousand dollars.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
Funds Not Available.

Columbus. o., Oct. 6.-The discov.
cry was made Monday that the s2,5OC
appropriated by the legislature at It's
last session to enable the state live
stock commission to better cope with
tuberculosis among cattle will not be
available. House resolution No. 100
provided how the money should be ex.
pended and in the appropriation refer.
ence was made to this resolution and
the directions given, but this resolI.
tion, 1t now develops. was in hands OF
the committee and died with the legis.
lature
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
Entitled 10 SIS 4 pav

Columbus, o., Oct 6.-Assistant At.
torney General Miller, in an opinion
rendered by Secretary OF State Thomp-
son, holds that all registrars of elec.
tions in all registration cities are ell.
titled 10 s. n day for their services,
regardless of what the population Of
the city may be. An effort was made
TO hold the election of officers in some
of the smaller cities down. but they
win their contention and get the big
pay as well as those in the larger
cities under this ruling.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
Deputy sheriff's Horses Stolen,

North Castle, n. Y, Oct. 6.-The dis.
covery was made Monday that during
the night the stables on the country
place of Richard Harding Davis, the
author-playwright, had been broken in.
to and three valuable horses stolen.
The occurrence is aggravating to Mr.,
Davis because of the fact that only u
few weeks ago he was appointed a
deputy sheriff of Westchester county,
the news being spread far and wide
and giving rise TO considerable com.
ment OF n good naturedly humorous
character.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
To Eore. Saloon. Out

Cleveland, Oct 6.-That 60 OF the
Ss counties of Ohio will become dry
under the county option law was con.
ceded by Secretary Horix OF the Per-
sonal Liberty league. Horix predicts
that the Anti-Saloon league, II it Sc.
cures a favorable legislature, will en-.
deavor TO pass law for congressional
district option, forcing the saloons out
FSf big cities by rural votes. Unless
we can stop IL, said Horix, 1T will not
:, cease its efforts until it has gone
through the entire state"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
CUllED IN THE OHIO FIELD
NEWS GATHERED IN CITIES OF
THE BUCKEYE STATE.
Stories Of a Days polnes as Recorded
by Telegraph for This Paper.
Loans Not Limited.

Columbus, o., Oct 6.-An inquiry
answered by Assistant Attorney Gen
eral Miller Monday in an opinion rem
dered State Bank Examiner d. b. Sey
mour, was whether a commercial bank
could loan more than 20 per cent. oI
its capital stock to firm. corporation
or Individual. Mr.. Miller holds that
there is no limitation under the law as
to the amount, providing the pro
visions of the law requiring that IL the
20 per cent. is exceeded. the security
shall be on a go per cent. value of an
improved farm or public bonds, Is en-
forced
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
viii Apply for Retirement.

Washington, Oct. 6.--Lieut. Col. J..
3. Hickey of the adjutant generals Of.
hce, who last week failed to finish in
the ninety-mile horsemanship test
ride. gave notice Monday that he
would apply for retirement on Decem.
Der 20 next, at which time he Will. i'm
the regular course of events, be ad.
vanced TO the grade of colonel by the
retirement of Col. Peter S. Bonus OF
the Ninth cavalry By reason OF his
civil war service Col. Hickey will be
retired with the rank of brigadier gen.
eral. He thus will avoid the necessity
OF taking any more test rides.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
Steamer Damaged by Fire.

Havana Oct. G.--Tho Ward steamer
Monterey, from New York to Vera
Cruz, entered Havana harbor early
Monday morning with fire in her for.
ward hold which started Sunday
morning. The forward batches have
been sealed to smother the fire and
the steamer Ii now being unloaded
from the after matches. The extent of
the FIRE has not yet been ascertained,
but IL Is expected that large part Of
the cargo viii be taken out undam-
aged.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
One Dead: MANY Hurt.

Dayton, o., Oct 6.--Ray Harshman,
aged 3 years, was instantly killed
Mrs. Eliza Wagner and daughter Viola
aged 12, were burned and are dying in
hospital; Mrs. Dalla IIarshman.
aged 21, and I'D. IIilliard. aged 5S, are
seriously injured, but will recover.
This is the result of an explosion OF
gas in the Wagner home Monday. The
gas leaked into the room and explod-
ed, burning the house, when Mr.. wag.
ner lighted a match. Mrs. Wagner
and Viola were hurled into the street.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
Reservation onened In

Dallas, S. d., Oct. 6.-The Tripu
county land rush. in the struggle for
chances In the apportlonment of S2S,.
600 acres of the Rosebud Indian reser
yation, began early Monday morning.
The moment that Monday arrived no.
taries began writing applications un.
der permission of Judge James w.
Written, of the general land Office.
Actual registration started In Gregory
and Dallas at a. m.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
Actors to oroanize.

New York, Oct. 6-Determlned to
become a political force. 1000 actors
Tuesday will register their votes in
this city with the avowed purpose OF
inducing 1000 other thesplans TO aid
Ia their ambition. Tim Cronin, presi.
dent of the White Rats Political
League of America, stirred up the
actors at a meeting in the American
theater.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-06
Charges overcharqes for PRINTING.

Guthrie, Okla, Oct. 6.-Charging
that the action brought by Gov. Has.
kell in the name of the state, to re.
cover $4,000 alleged to represent
over charges for printing done for the
territory of Oklahoma by the State
Capital Printing Co. was instituted for
petty personal and political purposes
and not in good faith to recover ans
money alleged to be due the state,
Congressman Bird $. Mcclure, who
was made one of the defendants in the
suit, filed his answer in the district
court OF Logan county. The answer
denies in detail every allegation and
demands a trial of the case in any
court that may be selected by the gov
ernor's attorney before election so
that the people of the First district
may know before hand If the charges
are true.