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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
Saturday, Aug. s, 1913
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

DR.. VIM. L. Rich was in Ogden on
business Wednesday.
Miss Nina Winters Il visiting friends
in Ogden and Salt Lake.
Mrs. Essie Il. Foulger is visiting
relatives in Salt Lake City.
Mosiah Evans was a passenger to
the state capital Thursday.
B.P. Critchow. Mgr. of the Ogden
branch of the G. W. 81 II Co, was In
town ON business Tuesday.
Rest. Mgr. Mosiah Evans drove
over to the county seat Wednesday
TO transact some important business.
Vernon Rhodes, son of A. ID. Rhodes
of the East farm, fell from load OF
peas Tuesday and sustained severity
bruised shoulder.
Mesdames Polly Smith and Emma
Bingham drove to Brigham Tuesday
and returned with a big load OF Bril-
CHAINS famous fruit.
A new J. |. Case threshlng machine
and horse power for II. T. Capener
OF Riverside came to town this week.
The C. w. & M. Co. made the sale.
II is beauty.
T. II. Edwards. son Evan and II. c.
Cutler went over to Bear River Tues
day to take their annual" bath. On
their way back the horse SHE'D off
the dugway and upset the rig. For
tunately no one was injured.
Editor J. A. Wixom, the Garland
Globe" wizard. is in town. Mr..
Wixom's typo went down to Wan
damere yesterday and hasen't yet
returned, which necess!tates Eye
Editor" getting some help in setting
up his paper.-Box Elder News.
Mrs. Lucy A. Clark returned Tues
day night from Salt Lake where she
went to attend the big banquet given
by the Women's Republican Club at
Saltair Monday. At this gathering
Mrs. Clark delivered an able address
on the subject Of Women In Politics.
A Religion Glass meeting will be
held Sunday. August 10th, at p. M.
in the Garland meeting house. JOS
eph J. Cannon OF the General Board,
will speak on Guardianship Work"
All Religion Glass workers of the
North district should attend. The
general public invited.
The closing exercises OF the Gar
land kindergarten were held at the
hall Thursday afternoon. The little
tots took part in a very pleasing pro-
gram and highly entertained all pre-
sent. The Kindergarten committee
served delicious refreshments and a
pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by all
J. c. Wheelon's chicken coop went
up In smoke Wednesday afternoon.
II. Westfall. who was giving the hen
house a thorough cleaning under the
direction OF Mrs. Wheelon. set fire to
some rubbish and the hen-house eau
ght fire. II was surprising how quick
the flames consumed the building.
AS result of the fire, eggs will ad-
vance in price and feathers have
"gone up'--mites too
Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any
case of kidney or bladder trouble that Is
not beyond the reach Of medicine. No
medicine can do more. Ritter Bros. Gar.
land and Trcmonton Drug Store.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
How TO Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims Of appendicitis are those
who are habitually constipated Foley S
Orino Laxative cures chronic constipa
ton by stimulating the liver and bowels
and restores the natural action of the
bowels. Foley's Orino Laxative does
not nauseate or gripe and Is mild and
pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes
Ritter Bros. Garland and Trcmonton Drug
Store.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
Attention. Asthma Sufferers.

Foley's Honey and Tar will give inn
mediate relief to asthma suffers aud Ia,
cured many cases that had refused to
yield TO other treatments, Foley's Honey
and Tar is the best remedy for coughs
colds aud all throat and lung trouble
Contains no harmful drugs. ritter Bros
Garland and Tremopton Drug Store,
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
Excursions to Seattle
August 9th g. 9th

Via o. S. l.. Limit September 7th
For Eagles Convention, See agents fol
rates aud further particulars. ais
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08


Brigham last week.
Atty. B. II. Jones Of Brigham was In
town on legal business Tuesday.
Mrs. w. II. Vanaeet was a Brigham
visitor the fore part Of this week
Miss Annie Stoddard of Lehi, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Ira Taylor.
We carry complete line Of burial
caskets. fremont Furniture Co. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Roberts left
yesterday to spend II few weeks in
Samaria.
Burdctt Smith spent Sunday with his
family and returned to Malad Sunday
evening.
Cashier NJ ID. Evans OF the Bank Of
of Garland made a business trip to Ogden
Monday.
Farmers who have grain to sell can do
well by confcring with Levi Wise, Gar
land, Utah. aStf
Mr. and Nrs T. II Gre.n re,urn.d
last Sunday evening from visit with
relatives In Elwood
Il. o. Norr, the Misses Elvira Norr
and Matte Moody of Logan, were guests
OF Miss Clara Clark Monday.
A.. p.. r = o., T..
visiting her sister Mrs. j. V. Manwili, OF
tins city --Globe-iieader, Payson'
Barber H. +. Miller came TO town
Tuesday and has been assisting Fred
"'o''"'uS W '"e o'' s'""u 'h'S "ech'
Miss Eva Carter, sister of Mrs. Jennie
Wallis, returned to her home In Brigham
Monday after pleasant visit in this
Messrs Arthur aud Earnest Cutler of
Salt Lake City, were guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. II. Z. Cutler the latter part of last
Word comes from Montpelier, Idaho,
that Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Otte haye been
IN ,de happy by the arrival of little
J. +. Erdmann and Nels Jensen of
Brigham were here last Saturday on
business connected with the Garland
j. +. Fcathcrstone, japanese labor
contractor, spent few days Of this week
in Cache County looking after the Japs
In that vicinity.
Alvin Keller, of fremont, Mgr. of the
fremont Furniture Co., came up to see
the ball game between Garland and
Willard last Saturday.
made happy Tuesday morning BY the
safe arrival Of charming daughter. All
concerned doing nicely.
A.cA. cunningham went 20 u"r'"no
y" ''"' "".'' wv ""' J"' W. '"'
company.-Am. Fork Citizen.
~
"'s' u, "u"ey VI n''s""m '"!'
s's'o' V, D. H. ""''' ""u "'S' H.
L"W"'uS' spent ""st VI TINS "oeN u"
'"''""u ''S'''s '''''''e' anu ''''"'''
WIN. Gross who has charge OF The
Hanson Mere Cos branch store III Malad
80, =, N. .a, VI, ~ wnaainaa
p.n,u,
II. G.. Cutler, Z, V. Schneider and
G. +, Wilson took u chickcn.hunt chase
out to the Pocatello valley the fore part
OF this week and were successful in
"bagging" u few Of the feathery tribe,
,, A. ,
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
A Boon TO Elderly People.

Most elderly people have some kidney
or bladder disorder that il both painful
and dangerous Foley's Kidney Remedy
has proven boon to many elderly people
as 1t stimulates the urinary organs, cor.
reefs irregularities and tones up the whole
system. Commence taking Foley's Kid
ney Remedy at once and be vigorous
Ritter Bros Garland and Tremonton Drug
Store.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
Box Elder County
F n | r
Sept. Both, Oct 1st, End and Bird

The Big Four County Fair
will be held in Ogden, Utah, this
year on September goth, October
Is', and and grid This Fair is
the official fair of Box Elder
County, so recognized by resolu
tons by the County Commiss
toner's of Box Elder County.
The Inter-Mountdin Fair As
ISOLATION of Ogden owns the
Ogden Fair Grounds and started
the fair, but later on changed the
name 10 the Big Four County
Fair and admitted Box Elder,
Morgan and Duvis Counties, who,
with Weber County, make the
Big -Four counties. Next year,
it is proposed to hold the Fair in
Brigham City. The County
Commissioners, Fruit Tree In
spectors and Mayors of each
county form the county board Of
Control. The Board OF Control
for this county consist of the
following
BOX ELDER COUNTY
BOARD OF CON troll
A w Valentine, Brigham City,
commissioner,
M b Hart, Deweyville r F d
No I, commissioner.
d E Adams, Thatcher, com.
missioner.
Thos II ckburn, Brigham
City, mayor.
w F House, Corinne City,
mayor.
S B Watland, Tremon,on,
mayor.
&c Wheelon, Garland, mayor.
Frede F Peterson, Bear River
City, mayor.
James M White, Willard Cny,
mayor.
Carl Isaacson, Brigham City,
tree inspector.
Any of the foregoing gentle
men will be pleased to give any
information desired.
The President and Director
General of the Fair, Mr.. William
Glasmann, will make a visit 10
Box Elder County about August
10th, in an automobile and will
visit all the cities in the county
and will be accompanied by some
members of the local board.
Every Box Elder County
citizen should make this fair his
own fair and make every effort
to exhibit and attend the fair.
For further information call al
this office for premium list or ad-
dress William Glasmann, Director
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08

BUY ONE-Send one TO your fri
ends-what? Why booklet of Gar
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and see 1t. It's gem. If
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-19

The prohibition movement in the
colleges is growing. Many of the
universities have prohibition clubs
which are members of an intereol,e
gate league of the drys.
The movement has been particu-
larry strong in the middle west and
in the south. In the latter section
the prohibition legislation enacted
in the various states has been effec-
tive in helping to build up the
societies.
AT Syracuse recently the Prohibi-
ton club attended a district conven-
ton of the state party, and It was
determined that the collegians should
take as active a part as possible in
the campaign. The rule against stu
dents entering saloons. which is a
university regulation. helps the mem
bers of the club in enlisting men,
hers. New York Sun.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-19
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.

the protraoted meeting of the NJ L.
church, closed her meeting Sunday
and returned TO ST. Louis.
The Rev. j. 5. Cummins. presiding
elder for this district. preached at
the VI. f. church Sunday night.
Mrs. ID. Sheets. who has been
spending the summer with her daugh
ter. Mrs. Pat Steele, has gone to
Texas probably TO spend the winter
with her son.
Mrs. Anna Adcox, of st. Louis. Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
William Walker.
The watch given away to the most
popular lady at the opera house by
the stock company, was hotly con-
tested. Miss Nellie Rampendalph
winning 1t over Miss Jean Morris by
40 votes.
J. T. Rentfro has returned from
Carbonate. where he had been sivk
for two weeks.
Logan Causer is getting better.
Mr.. Causer has been sick several
months and hope of his recovery was
almost abandoned.
Bud Jones has opened cafe in the
room on upper market. formerly oc-
cupied by JohnsOn's confectionery
A series of meetings are now going
on at the Baptist church. conducted
by the pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Adams.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-19
GOV. PARDONs HOWARD.
Takes Position Man May kill Another
60 Protect "a Girl.

Frankfort, Ky. Nov. H. In
pardoning Green b. Howard. convict
ed In the Leslie county court, on a
charge Of murder and sentenced TO
he penItentiary. Gov. Wilson this
afternoon. laid down the principle
that n man may kill another to pro-
tect a girh
Howard was convicted OF the muir
der of Jacob Noe. the brother OF the
woman about whom the trouble arose
Howard took the girl and reared her
as his own. One day he went home
and found that Jacob Noe had taken
the girl away. intending to take her
to the home OF another man, where
Howard believed che would be de-
bauched. lie followed Noe, aud a
battle occurred in the road between
Noes friends and. Howard and anoth-
err man. Noe was killed.
Gov. WILTON says that Howard was
TO be commended for going after the
girl and trying to save her from
harm. IL Is doubtful, the governor
SAYS. who fired the, first shot, and he
says Howard was right In following
Noe and protecting himself and the
girl.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-19
VERDICT FOR $4,000.
Mrs. LILLE HOBBS GETS JUDG-
MENT AGAINST BOYD ESTATE.
Famous suit. Decided nc London.
Which brought About Killing
Last summer.

London KY, Nov. ia suit
which was novel IN It's character. and
one that has attracted wide atten-
ton. was compromised In the circuit
court here TODAY. Mrs Lille Hobbs
an undisputed. but illegltlmate daugh
ter OF Judge Robert Boyd. deceased
received 5000 IN full settlement Of
her suit for 100000 against Robert
Boyd, Jr. as executor OF the will OF
Judge Boyd, his uncle. and the wom-
ans father.
The petition alleged that some thir-
~ years ago. when plaintif was born.
Judge Boyd was a young lawyer Of
mush wealth and prominence, and
that he promised the plaintin's moth
er that n no snlt for maintenance
was brought against him he would
amply provide for mother aud child.
IL was alleged that he kept bis
promise until hs death. souc time
last year. but failed to make any pro-
vision IN his Will which disposed Of
his estate worth more than $500 600
for plaintiffs support. Hence mo
suit. not AZ legal heir, but on the
contract Of promise.
Some OF the ablest lawyers In thls
section appeared in the case. The
plaintiff was represented by Col ID,
X. Rawlings and Judge T. II. John
son. OF this eitS. aud Capt. -. u. Cold
en-. OF Barbouryille. While the defend
ant WAS represented by Collector
Joseph A. Craft. OF Louisville; judge
]. W. Acorn, of stanford. and the
Hon II. c. Clay. of this city.
The sensational killing OF Attorney
Jas. Sparks. who assisted In bringing
the suit by Robert Boyd. Jr.. the de-
PENDANT IN the case, In the court house
last year. grew out Of trouble over
this suit Il Is understood that plain
tif's attorneys received one-hah the
amount recovered
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-19
SEES GREAT DANGER IN RATS.
French Scientist Says Rodents May
Make Earth Uninhabitable.

A French scientist, DIR. 4. Cal
mette. perceives in rats one OF the
greatest dangers to the existence OF
the human race. He predicts. that II
mankind does not before long engage
in universal warfare against this ven
min the world will in time become
uninhabitable. He says that while
different countries have different
breeds OF rats. which are not danger
Gus and which are sometimes even
useful, the migratory or sewer rat.
which civilization has evolved and
which follows men into every cline.
Is a serious peril TO mankind. This
breed of rat was first mentioned in
history in 1920. II originated IN
Persia and India. but invaded Europe
i'm the eighteenth century. having
been driven out of its Old domain by
a famine which II had itself largely
caused Millions of rats crossed the
River volga in 1927, the rodents
reaching Prussia in 1850 and Paris
three wears later. Efforts were made
to exterminate the unwelcome in
vaders, but though many thousands
of them were killed. the plague did
not seem TO be lessencd. II was not
until 1865 that the sewer rat first
appeared in the United States. but by
1900 It had spread all over the coun-
try.
This migratory rodent is just now
destroying In the Wcest Indies. the
Azores aud the Cape Verde Islands
every year hundreds of thousands OF
dollars worth of coffee, oranges and
bananas. A certain-,island In the
River Humber, in England, was for
merry covered with fine growth of
grass. which sustained 5000 head of
cattle. The island Is half a mile from.
the mainland, but one day fifteen
years ago it was reached by rats,
which swan out to it. and today the
verdue of the island has totally dis
appeared, and the soil has been so
|honeycombed by the rodents that Il
can no longer be cultivated. In a
number of the Channel Islands.
where there are many thousands OF
rats, only a few ferns and mossesI
grow. The animals there live on
crabs, which exist in great numbers
Rats so on grabbing expeditions at
low tide and capture the shelIfish by
biting of their legs. They then
carry the bodies to their burrows.
The sewer rat is at home in sea water
and will swim from "a wharf to any
lanchOred vessel that takes its fancM
crawling aboard by means OF the
anchOr chain. it Is estimated that
rats yearly do s10,OO0,00O damage
in the cargoes Of vessels and in ware,
houses on docks. Rats are omnlyor-
ous, eating everything from meat and
lpOultry to the bark OF trees, and they
lsometimes attack children aud old
lpeoplc. They carry disease germs
from one part of the world to an
IOtheE and extraordinary precautions
have to BE- taken against them In var
ious ports. Rats multiply with ter
rife rapidly. a single paid within
1.-TWO years showing over $4,000 de-
lscendants. DR.. Calmette says that II
something drastic Is not done soon
Traits will yet be the only animals loft
on the globe.-Leslie' Weekly.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-19

How use doth breed habit In .
Shakespeare.
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IN METROPOLIS

Professor Frank Mccartney, of
Jennings. La, attended the funeral
Of his father last Sunday.
It is reported that the will of the
late J. T. Mccartney gives the opera
house to the Christian church at the
expiration Of six months after death.
Mr.. Garrett Simmons spent Sunday
at Grantsburg, the guest of his
mother.
Miss Bell. who has been conducting
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-19

a compact majority capable of work
ing together tremendously for any
length of time.
For this and other reasons the men
best acquainted with the political
characteristics of the German people
say II will require long period Of
practical schooling in politics before
parliamentary government can be In
troduced, with beneficial results for
the Fatherland.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-19

It is a comedy fashion to be glad.
s-Jean IDgelow,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-19
HOPES EXPRESSED FOR HENEY.
Wife Alone Allowed to Remain Win
Husband at Hospital.

san Francisco, Nov. is.-All the
medical scientists in attendance upon
Francis j. Heney at Lane hospital ex-
pressed themselves as entirely salts
fed with their patients condition.
the most conservative statement be-
Ing:
Mr.. Heney Is doing as vel as can
be expected" and the most optmis-
tie: "ilc O. progressing favorabiy.
Mrs. Hcney. q was stated az the
hospital. SIN spends all her waking
hours az the bedside OF her husband
ana with the exception OF Ben Heney.
his brother. all other relatives sim
were excluded from the patients
room.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-19
You Can Think
SUCCESS

the ideas line join
together shows forth have
what OF patiently buil-SUCCESS.
absolutely Healthy Machine strong we'll
fedB to work with.
Feed
81 GRAPE.NUTS food genuine, Trustworthy Brain Food
WHY? the food elements taken
Natures the field which the life build
gray filling Phosphate Potash, Abumen and
make and elements Grape
by when the things
skllu than
big and Englshmen who do
o.
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HOPTOWN
BOYS WILL PLAY FOOTBALL
HERE FRIDAY.
Girls of High school Win Entertain
the Players With "a Grand
Reception.

The hardest game the High school
team has had this season will be play
ed tomorrow afternoon with the Hop
kinsville High school eleven at
League park. The High school lads
have gone to a heavy expense to bring
fast teams here this season, but the
patronage at the games has not justl-
fed the expense. The game tomorrow
will be called at 3 O'Clock, in time
for the crowd to return to the cry
before dark.
The Hopkinsvllle High school lost
the first game to Paducah on is own
grounds by a score OF 10 TO 2. and the
Hoptown lads have been smartlng
under the defeat. and their playing
viii be desperate tomorrow. Profes-
sOr W. 4. Evans. the coach. will see
that Paducah puts UP a GOOD game
Tho minute man Wcakens under
the attack, or allows a man 10 escapa
him. fresh player will BE- put In.
and I'm this way the attack may ba
worn down. Both teams average
close TO l35 pounds. and are well
drilled. Practice has been held reg
ularly, for the game tomorrow will
be the game Of the season for tho
High school team.
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TO AMEND THE
CONSTITUTION
Efforts Will be Made by the
Reichstag.
According 60 Present Indications
situation still Unsettled In spite
of Recent Promises.
IT Is CERTAIN OF REJECTION

Berlin. Nov. 19.-The German en-
peror has given his pledge to hold
himself within close constitutional
bounds hereafter in matters concern
Ing affairs of state, but though the
situation has cleared, serious question
ings have arisen In political circles
as to the significance of the emper-
or's action with respect to the future
relations between the Reichstag and
the executive branch of the govern
ment.
While calm observers interpret the
emperor's surrender Of what he had
considered his prerogative, as regis
tering a remarkable victory for pub
lie opinion. they full recognize the
fact that ii leaves Germany far re-
moved from popular government.
The emperor, it is pointed out, yielded
TO the most impressive demonstration
Of the peoples will ever seen in Ger
many, but such an occasion can hags,.
" arise once in a generation, when
the minds of the whole people are
fixed with such unanimity upon a
single demand. as in this case.
Could Not Agree.
Yet even under these unusual cir
cumstanees the reichstag, when the
subject OF the emperors interven-
ton in national affairs came up for
debate. was unable TO agree upon the
simple course of sending an address
to the emperor, setting forth the
views of the members of the reich
sta who were one In their opposi-
tion Of his majestys course.
No action coulde be taken because
the conservatives, on pretext that the
reichstag did not possess the right
to address the crown. refused 10 CO.
operate. The radicals and socialists,
however. intended to attempt to pass
a resolution demanding an amend
mcnt 10 the constitution making the
ministers responsible for the relcn-
stag. but it is already certain that III
will be rejected
Absence of Unity Prevents.
II is pointed out that the lack of
large unified parties units Germany
for parliamentary government. 1t
would be impossible. with the pres
ent multiplicity OF the parties In the
reichstag to bring enough home
genous elements for the formation of
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-11-19

Mrs. Flutter---Mrs. Crabapple says
her husband kisses her goodbye
every morning OF his life.
Mr.. Flutter-l often wondered
what gave him that sour expression.
December Smart Set.
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THE APPRENTICESHIP QUAIL.

HUNTER.
The brieT and the blistered hee,,
The shoulder growing numb.
The Inward tendency to squeal
For dinner-time to come
] feel that l could face them all
As boldly as of yore,
But doubt if | could wiggle through
The fences any more.
Get out of there, you blankety-
blanki"
The rabbit-chasing dog.
The order forfeit on my bank
For shooting up hog
| feel that | am sport enough
TO gladly live them DER,
But / doubt If l could wiggle through
The fences any more.
The posted field, the glazing sun,
The hunting license bugs,
The shouting farmers on the run
With muskets full of sings
/ welcome them. sweet memories
or what has gone before.
But doubt if / could wiggle through
The fences any more.
fear | sometimes would go in
where those sharp barbs protrude
To lacerate my aged skin
And come out in the nude;
I'm not so nimble as | was
With added years a score.
And | doubt if could wiggle through
The fences any more.
Clark McAdams in st. Louis Post
Dispatch.