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The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
About the Girls

A worrying baby in an audience
sometimes has everybody going ex
cept it's mother.
If the girls do most of the grad
uating they will soon be drawing
most of the salaries,
Nothing returns so much beauty
for the money as fresh paint, but
this is no girl item.
Some people refuse to be old,
They are young all their lives, nc
matter how long they live.
Nothing carries a bigger load OF
misery for itself and all it's friends
than a Jealous disposition.
The girl who "went somewhere
every night last week." is cross to
her mother and Wen bet on it.
Half the girls miss getting the
man they love, but they get the
one who loves them, and that's the
next best thing.
In trying to become attractive
some girls spend too much tim'
on their complexion and not
enough on their disposition.
Some women can make 20 cen
coffee taste like 40 cent coffee
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
NELSON


Church Fisher, of Blackwater will
start a blacksmith shop in 10 days
in the Odd White grist mill. 1t is
rumored that he has purchased the
Mrs. Simmons property, and will
live there.-E-Last week c. b.
Davis sold his poultry and meat
business and store toMr. George
Walk of near ~Longwood. Mr..
Davis has conducted a poultry
house and meat market in this town
for a number of years and is well
and favorably known, by his re-
tirement the city loses a hustling
business man. Mr.. Walk is by no
means a novice in this business,
he having run a wagon for some
time. He will take charge OF his
new venture about the middle OF
October, in the meantime he will
dispose of his live stock and farm
ing implements. We wish him sue
cess In his new venture.- The
town board has granted a pool
room license to #, M. Wilkerson
who will start a pool and billiard
hall in the Verts building next
door to Haynie's drug store. The
place will open for business onSat
urday Oct. 1st.-Advance.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07

and some women can make 40 cent
coffee taste like 20 cent coffee.
Ripe gooseberriec are good, but
you'll have a time getting the wo
men to leave any in the garden.
They always want them picked
green.
Give children the pleasure OF
opening their own mail, and hav-
ing their W private drawers and
boxes where nobody prys or peeks
Teach them to respect individual
rights by respecting their W
rights.
The two-cent dude who puts all
his money on his back can give
a girl a good time before marriage
but it takes a young man who puts
some money in the bank to give
her a good time after marriage.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07

er curve to bis chin, and his eyes had
taken on a resourceful, self reliant
look in place OF their old stiffness.
"May 1 come upT" he asked, and
without waiting for nm answer he
swung himself up to o seat beside her.
.You don't need to tell me you've
succeeded" said Mabel. II a e
that for myself.'
YES he cried enthusiastically,
''Tye paid on those old gambling
dehts-to the last cent, l guess that
/. squares me now"
Mabel looked at him. .Does ita'
she asked meaningN.
"WhyfD he inquired in a surprised
tone. 'rve paid every cent 4 owe
the fellows. Doesn't that make II all
rightf"
what about the stain you left on
your fraternity, on the football team
end on the reputation OF the school
FOR being fair In athleticsrs
He WINGED. That's all past now"
he Aafd lamely. Money can't pay
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
A Banquet

spread before you would do you
no good if you couldn't eat. What
good can food do a child when as
soon as it enters it's stomach it
rs eaten by worms. That's the
reason your baby is ailing, cross,
pasty faced and thin. Give it
Whites Cream Vermifuge. 1t will
expel the worms and act as a
tonic for the child. Sold by P. H,
Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
GILLIAN

The new dwelling house of Mr.,
Frank Daniel is nearing compile
ton, and, when finished will be
one of the finest In that section
of the countrywide Huff arriv
ed last Friday from Cairo, where
he went to purchase some cows,
He is about ready to start his
dairy ana lie has as good an equip
ment as any dairy in the country
Miss Leona Hiuebrand of Bow
ling Green is here on a visit to re-
latives this week.---The High
School Library committee will give
another concert this year. The
Strollers' Quartette will be the
opening number. They will be
here November 10th at the Meth
odist Church.-Gilliam Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
A Shaking Up

may all be very we'll 50 far as
the trusts are concerned, but not
when it comes to. chills and fever
and malaria. Quit the quinine and
take a real cure-Ballard's Herbine
Contains no harmful drugs and is
as certain as taxes. If it doesn't
cure, you get you money back.
Sold by P. H. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
Slightly Colder Than Snow

When you see that kind of a
weather forecast you know that
rheumatism weather is at hand.
Get ready for it by getting a bot
tie of Billiards. Snow Liniment.
Finest thing made for rheumatism,
chilblains, frost bite, sore and stiff
joints and muscles, all aches and
pains. Csc, SOC and $1.CO a bottle.
Sold by P. H. Franklin.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07

HM
M lege with the determination
WV Of earning money to pay his
gambling debts 1t was with
a very hazy idea Of how he was going
to do it. OF one. thing he was deter
mined-he would go so far away that
there would be little danger of his be-
Ing known. 1t was still without q def.
mite purpose that he boarded a train
and started west. At Salt Lake City
he stopped and spent several days
looking for work only to find that
every position had half a dozen men
waiting for 1t.
At last In encouragement he took
the train again, this time not stopping
until he reached Seattle. Here his
search for work was Of little more
avail than at Salt Lake City. One day
when both his money and his hopes
had almost reached their lowest ebb
he wandered down to the wharf and
stood idly watching a sealer making
ready to sail.
He was suddenly startled by a heavy
hand OF his shoulder and turned quick
iy around to be confronted by a rough
looking, bearded seaman. The sailor
looked Harold over critically for a m o
ment without speaking, nodding APP
provingly as he noted the well built,
athletic form.
do you want to ship with us?" he
asked at last.
Harold looked from his rough ques-
toner to the dirty little ship and shud-
dered. A winter In the arctic circle
with a crew Of quarreling sailors for
companions was not exactly what he
had had In mind when he started west
to earn that 5000. Then he remembered
Mabels last words, 81 know you can
do 1t, Harold" and the disappointed
look in Gladys eyes the time she said,
.'The kind of boys 1 like are those who
can do things" He turned and looked
the shipmaster squarely in the eyes.
"Ill 60" he said. How muchP
"a hundred dollars a month and
your share of one-fourth Of the net
profits. Bo ready In half an hour"
The history of that sealing trip
would make a story in itself. There
We're times when Harold almost wish
ed that he could loose his hold of the
greasy rail and drop into the water,
where he could rest. The days were Q
confused tumble of nerve racking toi
and the nights a brief moment OF OBJ
iivious slumber. The hardest training
on the football field had been play
compared to this. But Harold wat
blessed with a strong constitution, and
before they had been out a month hi
could hold up his end Of the worl
with any man ON board. It was a hare
trip for a boy who had never WORKED
before, but It did much to make {
man of him, and he came back a great
ly changed Harold.
1t was summer again, and Mabe
was sitting on a low hanging branch
of q Of the apple trees reading one
afternoon when she was startled by
a merry hello from the ground below
and, giancing down, saw Harold look
ing up at her.
The eight months he had been, ava.
had, made a great change in, him. Hi
mouth was irmer, there vas a strong
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
MALTA BEND

Harry Lunbeck and wife of Col
orado Springs, Colorado, are here
visiting their many friends. Harry
says they are getting along nice
ly and enjoying good health. They
will remain here until the middle
of next week.-News.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
Public Documents

Write to the Supt. OF Documents
Govt. Printing Office, for the lat
est Cattle Book. Profusely illus
trated. 55l pages. Price 81.
A Wall Map Of the U. s.. S by |
feet, mounted, on rollers, ready for
use, for one dollar, Cash with the
order.
Fon aMnk and Its Relation TO
the Public Health,n s2s pages, q,
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07

for publication, finds voice in PIN
pies, boils, sallow competition, a
jaundiced look, moth patches and
blotches on the skin-all signs OF
liver trouble. But DR.. Kings New
Life Pills make rich red blood
give clear skin, rosy cheeks, fine
complexion, health, Try them. Csc
at P. FL. Franklin's.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07

Galveston News: A Galveston
woman, just married, wishing to
impress her husband with her abil
ity as a housekeeper, bawled out
to the servant as she entered the
door: "Matildy, bring me the wash
board I want to wash the potatoes
for dinner" !
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07

Clyde Times :-Ireland, famous
for centuries for much drinking
and conviviality, is learning the
Importance OF temperance as is
Germany. The biggest fool trick
possible Is to pay your hard earn
ed money for that which harms
you, whether you live IN ireland,
Germany or Missouri.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07

Walnut Grove Tribune; Perhaps
a spinster has refused more than
one opportunity to make herself
unhappy.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
Worse Than Bullets

Bullets have often caused less
suffering to soldiers than the ecz-
ema. Z. w. Hartman, Burlington
Me-, got in the army. and suffered
with, forty years. "But Bucklen's
Arnica Salve cured me when all
else failed" he writes. Greatest
healer for Sores, Ulcers, Boils,
Burns, Cuts, Wounds, Bruises and
Piles. use at p. II. Franklins.
The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07
Among the
Apple Trees
. Story Of Farm
Life
BY CLIFFORD v. GREGORY
~ - -- a
Copyrights. 1910, by American
Press Association

CHAPTER 81.

CHAPTER xr.
n YHEN Harold Du Val left col.
vNI lege with the determination
WV Of earning money to pay his
gambling debts Il was with
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-15

Germany where these floods had and
destruction There they have built along dry drainage
large which, allow
the waters gradually seek outlet
It is possible for the Clark people to determine the and
volume the which through the Meadow Valley wash
year canyons
the then dozen dams distractions with
constructed reduce the floods to
proportions and conne the flow the channel left
for water conditions.
The German forests have long canals by which to divert heavy
precipitation might be built in the flood district
The object to be attained to regulate
the drainage the entire body of water seeking
through wash within small OF time the flood
waters will be held in check.
the ground should be prepared
to method applicable to the country
known as the Meadow Valley wash
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LINE BURNER COURTS
SIX SHOOTER KATE

Spokane. Wash. Jan. 1i-Strenu-
Gus and out of the ordinary was tho
courtship OF Andrew Fromherz. a lime
burner. living near Republic, Wash,
and his wife, Mabel Fromherz, known
as six Shooter Kate throughout the
northern part of Washington, accord
ing TO Il petition for legal separation
filed b. the husband In the Spokane
county superior court on change of
venue from Perry county. Fromherz
says ne met the woman wandering In
the dense timber near his home one
night and took her to his house To
rest ard dry her clothes. She re-
fused to leave. so he quit his home
She then followed him TO the lime
kilns. where he was at work. and pro-
posed marriage, and after several re-
fusals sought a lawyer, who threat
ened suit for breach of promise. From
herr compromised by promising TO
wed, and they were married Then.
according TO the complaint, the wo-
man drove Fromherz from his home
and forced him to sleep in a hut
finally deserting him. He passed the
winter in the shack. freezing both
feet and suffering other injuries which
make IL necessary to take treatment
in a hospital Mrs. Fromherz Is re-
ported to be In the woods, either in
Washington or Idaho.
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.FAvORITES LOSE
At EMERYVILLE

Oakland. Cal, Jan. 14.-Fayorites
Jared rather badly over the sloppy
track at Emeryyille today. One OF
the upsets came In the fifth race. when
Right Sort, 80 TO l shot. won by a
short head from Red Wood II. the
favorite Meltondale was another
outsider to win He led all the way.
Rapid Water gained a neck victory
over Dayolla and was bid up from
$500 20 $500 by P. Howley. but re-
taIned Results:
First race. five and one-half fur
longs, selliDg-Paul Clifford III. 10 to
l, won. Gold Heart. to l, second:
Lady Renseller, TO l. third. Time,
los 2-5
Second race. five and one-half fur
longs, selling Rapid Water, TO 5.
Won; Dovalta. 10 l. second; Daily,
15 to L. third, Time, 1:10 %
Third race. mile and seventy yards,
selling s to 1, won; ],
C. Glen. 8 TO l, second; Cocksure, s
TO /. third Time. 1:1S 20.
Fourth race. mile and three-six-
teenths. selling-Mr Bishop, 4 TO 1.
won; Bryce. 9 TO 2. second Legatee,
Il to l. third. Time, 2 05 l-5
selling-Rlght Sort, so to l, won, Red
wood II, 3 to /. second; Lady Kitty,
S to /. third Time. 1:50 as.
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling
Banontcia, Is to 3, won. Roberta, s
TO /. second: Emma G., to l, third.
Time, 1.12.
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LONG SHOTS WIN
FROM FAVORITES

Jacksonville, Jan 14.-The upset Of
today's card at Moncriet Park was the
fifth race, when Waponeca, at IL to l,
and Dr. Barkley at 30 to /, beat out
Chllla, heavily played. = 10 10 favor
tie. Waponeca went to the front en-
teTing the stretch. and although he
had to be given hard ride, he fin
ished a winner. Results
First race. six furlongs. maidens-
Tolson Dor won, Melodeon second,
Allenby third Time. lis
Second race. five and one-half fur
longs-Geo w Lebolt won. Earl's
Count second. Glenn Beachey third
Time. 1:07 i-5.
Third race. seven furlongs. handl-
cap-Sager won. Cressoyer second.
Fulfll third Time. 1;27 Is.
Fourth race. mile and seventy yards
-Daruma won. Killiecrankie second,
Schleswig third. Time. Lac As.
Fifth race. seven furlongS, selling
Waponeca won, DR.. Berkeley second.
Chilla third. Time. ;2S Is.
Sixth race. mile and one-siXteenth-
Otilo won, Roseboro second. Cowen
third. Time. l;47 2-5.
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OGDEN AS A SUGAR CENTER

Inc valley IN which Ogden situated extending from Layton
Brigham produced last of bec Loaded on
cars WIN ~ TONS TO car the beets would fill nearly
make l32 trains of 20
wna our farmers can do in just line The
gr seem large but they dwnde when the worlds
output OF sugar oeets The factories of this country
daily Scng capacity of 4200 DAYS work could
reduce the entire output this valley yet States
produces but onefoureenth of the worlds beet sugar
Yet viewed from the small beginning this
country Ogden part in the production sugar remarkable
less than fifteen for the establishment
factory at Ogden took progress since then
has been consistently favorable that of any other
factory the United States which prove that the
ment of the local plant exceptionally good or the farmers have
been apt pupils In the culture climate and soil are ex
traordinary favorable to beet industry Perhaps these ee
ments have entered into the the undertaking.
OF this feel confidenthe will 90 on expandno
Eventually Ogden make claim being headquarters of the
controlling forces in the beet industry the United States
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC PROSPERITY

The Southern Pacific dividend Hartman
took hold of the road That genius
railroads spent millions bring the Southern Pacific
standard and during period was severely
criticised by men of the stamp Of Keene who mpaeny demanded
dividends.
Since the posting of the first disbursement Pacific
has yielded rch returns An eastern house predicts
the dividend rate for 1870 but it generally looked
quarterly declaration four weeks from this time
Financing by stock give subscription rights
only possibility Southern Pacific engaged considerable
construction work the greatest being the building 537me
system IN Mexico Over half this Mexican mileage however
completed June 3o 1909 the Southern
Pacific had 4300o0 cash. loans time de-
pos In adion its surplus earnings dividends are now at
Tue ra o sloooooo per annum giving total of about
OF treasury cash for the current fiscal year
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IN THE HOUR OF ADVERSELY.

The Salt Lake Republican has discipline the forest
service employees in Ogden. Here is its warning:
Young gentlemen the forestry to have
spread the smell of birthstone the Ogden on the
occasion OF their Monday meeting here-the their
complaint being the removal of Mr. from the head
OF the forestry division 1t might be just to keep
track OF the unrestrained of those gentlemen
no disposition to limit the freedom of speech But the
OF the United States really their ultimate super
lot officer And they don't like the service there are
other who do.
since when has free speech been denied empoy the gov
rnment! Ihe forest service Ogden did right
OF Tree speech TO condemn superior When
Pnchots dismissal received they expressed regret There
no rule OF regulation to prohibit public being
man. or 70 enforce upon him a sneaBing hypocrisy
When Pinchots mentioned at the banoue t the
SUPERVISORS the entire party heered That we take it. was the
smell birthstone which offensive the Republican
MT Fnchot has been leader marked ability earnest effort
mas won MIN the admiration those who euenant In
his hour OF adversely his admirers would be
dplcaoy perfidlous they pre-
Vng lear that to speak good word enad the
chassd y the Salt Lake Republican somebody higherup in
the Order Of the Gag Rule
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few years she wondered which To do.
teach school or keep house David
Johns of Pleasant View finally helped
her decide. Now they are comfort
ably settled In their cosy little home
The Alumni association is also
proud OF Clyde w. Lindsay '04. who
later graduated from the business
course at the Latter-Day Saints uni
versity He has spent three years In
Germany doing splendid work as a
missionary. While there he acted as
president OF the Berlin conference.
Upon his return many positions were
offered him. among them was one OF
Instructor at the l.. D 8. T.. but he
remembered the class prophecy OF
1904 and Immediately became man
agcr of the sheep Interests of the
Lindsay-Bitton Livestock company.
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A FRUIT AND VEGETABLE
FARM IN TIE EVERGLADES
OF FLORIDA ON EASY
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.

The State of Florida is investing
millions of dollars to reclaim the rich
est lands in the world: they are not
selling in large tracts, and depend
entirely on the merits OF the land 10
sell It The only knockers are people
who have never been there and know
nothing whatever of conditions It
is the only location in the u. S. that
is absolutely free from frost Get a
contract from us before the end of
the month, when all sales will close.
Western Land and Investment Co,
415 Eccles building, ogden, Utah.
Phone 657 Ind -
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WEBER ACADEMY
ALUMNI NOTES

All Academy students Of '01 TO '0i
will remember with pleasure their as
sociations with Lizzie O. Mckay, Her
excellent class work was continued in
the Agricultural college, at Logan.
during '07-'09. She selected the do
nestle science course as her speciality
and won her B. s. hOnorS last June.
She is nt present assistant instructor
in domestic science at the A. c and
Is also a member OF the Extension
Lecture committee of that school.
Pearl Brown now Mrs. Herbert
Foulger, has a happy little home and
three fine babies at Garland. Utah,
where her husband is engaged in the
mercantile business. She graduated
with a business certificate in '02,
William l.. Walker, '01, now has a
title. position. and a reputation
which make him a man Of whom all
friends OF the Weber Academy may
be proud. The A. C U. annual for
this year has him entered thus;
Prof. VIM. l.. Walker B s., chemistry
and mathematics He earned his de-
gree ut the State Agricultural college.
Marian A. Belnnp 'O5 has made kin
dergarten work her specially from
the time she entered the academy In
'01 The success Marion has attained
In that line proves ner choice wise
one. With her normal credits. she en-
tered the University of Utah and took
out kindergarten normal diploma in
1897 Her work in Huntsville and
Ogden City public schools Is most
creditable to her AT present. she has
charge OF the kindergarten work In
the Sunday schools In the Ogden stake
Vermel Maycock, 'O3, is the young
lady who won so many honors for the
ladies' basketball team in 19O2-O3, af-
ter leaving the academy she attended
the L. d. s. university and graduated
| from the kindergarten course. For
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-15

village store In search OF something
to read. Robert Browning he held as
his favorIte author. so he promptly
asked the rather elderly shopkeeper
to look over his shelves and see if he
had Browning's works among a small
array OF books tucked away in an
obscure corner.
Nope" replied the store man. run
ming over his shelves: we've got blue
Ing. blacking and whiting, but / don't
see no browning anywheres. Boston
Record.
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HUNTERS BAG A
MOUNTAIN LION

Kanosh. Jan, 14.-Willlam Cum
mings, Jr.. has brought to town the
skin OF mountain Hon. He and Har-
vey Watts trnIled the beast for many
miles. Near Cove Fort. the lion took
time to Kill n colt and make a meal
from It. On Antelope mountains their
dog treed the lion. and Cummings.
with two shots. brought his sneaking
majesty TO the snow. The pelt meas
ured nine feet four inches from tip
TO tin
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OUTSIDERS WIN
four At JUAREz

Junrez, Jan. 1A-Only two fayorltes
won today. The track was fast, but
there were a number of upsets. Eliza
beth Harwood, neglected in the bet
ting at to /, won the feature event
at Eve and half furlopgs in LOG 4-5
She won by two lengths from the IA
yorite, Sugar Maid.
First race, five and d half furlong5
Lady Parel won. Malatine second,
Judith Page third. Time, 1907 40.
Second race. six furlongs-Med-
ding Hanna won, Anna McGee sec"
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REINFORCED STOCKING
TransVersely Ribbed kneecap VIII
Stand Unusual Wear

A stocking that fills n long felt want
nmong small boys, scrub women md other
persons who spend great deal Of timo
on their knees, In that deslgpGd 10y
Mississippi woman. This stocking ia made
with q tronsYcrsely Ribbed gor3 on the
kncc that Will stand many Zines the
amount of wear md tear that the knee
OF an ordinary stocking VIII. Above tho
calf the stocking is ribbed 'ongliudlnally.
while the gore section IS Ribbed crosswise
nd is made OF heavier material, more
closely knit. The smnll boy who viii
go through nm ordinary stocking the Hrst
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ond. Apologize third Time. 1913 G-5.
Third race. mile-The Sticker won,
Margaret Randolph second, Associate
third. Time, 1.41 is.
Fourth race. fiye and a half fur
longs-Elizabeth Harwod won, Sugar
Maid second. German Silver third
Time. ;0G AS.
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Camera
won. Kyle second, Luke Gates third
Time / u As.
Sixth race. mile-Lady Esther won.
Acqula second. Fantastic third Time,
/ 80 3-5.