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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-10-28

4 Carl r. Krause was ariaigned before
Justice at Sidnaw last week and ac-
quilted on the charge OF having deer
hides ia his possession. Mr.. Krause is
the fellow who was brought 10 Crystal
Falls about month ago and. npon be-
ing convicted. carried his case to the
circuit court During the progress of
the Sidnaw trial the defendant attor-
ney made the statement that every
resident OF the peninsula who has in
dulged in the hunting sport at all has
been guilty of violation OF the game
law. No one seems 10 have contradict
ed him so far.
Jas. ]. Murphy arrived here last
Tuesday forenoon from the west. big
ger and more cheerful than ever. Mr..
Murphy lie trainmaster on a division OF
the ST. Paul road in the west and has
made AN snviable reputation among the
railroad men of the west Mr. murphy
only upheld the many good things that
Crystal Falls people prophesied for him
when he went west and we are pleased
to note his prosperity. Mr. Murphy
and family will return TO Maiden.
Wash. today.
Jacob L.. Robbins. aged 55 years. Z
months and days, died suddenly in
Sagola township at IL 80 O'Clock Sun
| a. g.. ~ han rf
Robbins was farmer of Toledo. Ohio,
and accompanied by his wife and
friend came north to hunt They
camped in the vicinity of Sagola Sat
urday Mr.. Robbins went ont hunting,
and il seems that he exerted himself
too much.
DR.. A. NJ Darling returned from
Battle Greek last Tuesday where he let
j. II. Parks in the sanitarium at that
place. DR.. Darling brings back favor :
able reports on Mr.. Parks condition
and says that the doctors at the sani-
tarium say that he will come around
all right. q
The Crystal Falls city foot ball team
will play their first game of the season
with Iron River on the local grounds
Sunday, Oct 20 The game romises
to be fast one as both teams are
evenly matched and have strong play
ers
| Nv HAnkfn0o 10 aninutno yfotf
from his father who resides at Burling-
ton. Wis. Mr.. bookings, sr. accom-
panied his son on deer hunting trip
to be gone for week.
Harry Q. Fraser made an address at
the Swedish Lutheran church last
Tuesday evening that brought him
much favorable comment Harry is a
ready and forcetul speaker.
Mrs. Edyvean OF Lake Linden is in
the city the guest of her son f. Edy-
vean who is one OF the county road
surveyors
Mr.. and Mrs Waro Kelly are ou-
cupying their home In Maple Grove
They returned from their wedding trip
last week.
John Atherton shot wolf at Stager
last Sunday. This is the first wolf re-
ported killed in this vicinity in long
time.
Word from Oshkosh says that Mrs
Joseph Keast who is in st. Mays hos.
pital there. has been quite sick bat at
this writing is considerably improved.
DR.. bookings wishes us to INFORM
his patients that he has gone deer
hunting and that his office will be
closed until Nov. 49,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-14
Fire Destroys Home
Of a Hyrum Citizen

HyTum, Nov. 9.-vThe home Of Mr..
and Mrs Oliver Mcbride was burned
70 the ground recently. The old peo-
pie we're in Salt Lake visiting with
their daughter The fire was caused
by four or five of our prominent
DRINKS who took possession Of the
place one night and through some
means were responsible for the out
break of the fire.
Last Wednesday, friends and rela-
tives met at the home OF A. p. Rose,
to pay their respects. The day being
his saith birthday.
Miss Martha Hanson is spending
the week in Hyrum, the guest Of
Miss Kate Rose.
Funeral services were held in the
Third ward last Thursday over the
remains of Mr.. Kelsom, one Of our
aged pioneers. Mr.. Kelsom was found
( dead at the o. s. l.. station last Mon
day. The cause of the death is un.
known
| On election day there were some
In town who did more than vote. One
would have thought that Hyrum had
more than one saloon. The number of
DRINKS was not few
Mr.. w. Fennimore of Logan was a
visitor to Hyrum the first part OF
the week.
Next Monday night free dance
| will be given in the hall. The general
public are invited to attend This 10
the result of the election last Wednes-
day.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-14

maintain a Ford than IL does to main.
tain or keep in operation any other
motor car made regardless of size.
This is broad statement, but the
records of many years of actual ser.
vice and comparison have establish
ed the splendid Ford economy in main
tenance beyond all question. The pur-
chase price of a motor car is a com.
paratively simple matter; 1t is what
1t costs you to keep up your car after
you buy it, Economy in upkeep has
always been an objective point with
the Ford, and genius in design has
woven into a reliable mechanical con.
struction the very limit Of economy in
operation - twenty to twenty-five
miles per gallon of gasoline; 5000 to
10000 miles per set of tires. Think
of this. DO some comparing and in
vestigating.
This is one reason why from one
end of the country to the other you
will find enthusiastic owners of Ford
cars.
This Is one reason why there are
more than $4,000 Ford cars in actual
oreration today.
This is one reason why every fifth
cal sold in the United States is al
Ford.
Any further facts or figures that
you would be interested in can be fur
nished you by II. c. James, Jr., man
ager Ford garage. Don't take our
word for this. but find out for your
self.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-14
QUERIES And FACTS ABOUT THE RE-
PUBLICAN'S GREAT PRIZE CONTEST
QUESTIONS

QUESTIONS
when does the contest start?
2--When does the contest close?
3-Hoy many prizes have been an.
nounced.
4-What is the grand prize?
5--What is the second prize?
6-Who wins the prizes?
Can one candidate win more than
one prize?
SHAW may votes be secured?
9-Can votes be transferred?
l0-Who may enter the contest?
ll-How may | enter?
l2--To whom should | send it?
t3-When shall begin to solicit
subscriptions?
14-How may be sure to win?
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-14
RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE
HELD AT PRESTON. IDA

Preston, Idaho, Nov. l2-The annu.
al stake Relief Society conference Of
the Oneida stake was held today with
Pres. Louisa b. Benson, presiding, as
sisted by Counselor Hannah Nickel
sen. The stake presidency, Joseph s.
Geddes, James Johnson and Taylor
Nelson, were present and goodly
number of high councillors and bish.
ops as well as members.
Sister Susa Young Gates and Edna
May Davis of Salt Lake, were pres.
ent representing the general board
and delivered some interesting and
instructive addresses In. both sessions,
the one az 70 a. m. for officers and
the ont at2 p mhfods the general pub.
ites sn=hl-n- aa-'.sss .ss..ss,- 1-..s 4,
The Idaho and Utah klactric scOm-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-14

=.
John Harry of the Smithfield Sen
tinel was in Logan on business yes.
terday.
&
On Thursday evening. Nov. rs. at
8 o'clock sharp, the Y. M. & Y. l.. M.
1. Associations OF the Second Ward
will give a benefit party to which ev-
erybody is invited. The following pro
gram will be rendered; Piano solo.
Francis Gray; vocal solo, Mrs. r. A.
Salzgiver; music, The Hunter Chill
dren; Reading, Eva Wolf; Vocal solo,
Carrie Thomas; selection, Mandolin
and Guitar Club; vocal solo. Florence
Smurthwaite.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-14

ANSWERS
To-day fer you II you have not
already entered.
2-December 80, at II p. m.
3--Two.
A Ford auto.
ga Gabler piano.
6-The candidates receiving the
highest number of votes.
NO.
Shy obtaining new subscriptions to
the Republican, by saving coupons
and by collecting subscriptions in ar
ears.
9-Positively no.
l0-Any lady of good character.
11-Fill our nomination blank and
send it in today.
l2-To the Contest Department, Rep.
ublican office.
13-Today by all means.
i4-By persistent and continuous eff.
fort
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-14
Some Facts About the oabler.

The Gabler is the oldest, most dis.
tiuguished, substantial and represen.
tative instrument in the world Ia
fact, George Gabler the founder Of
the Gabler piano was the first in.
strument maker to promote the w.
right style. He was laughed at in de-
Tision when he first announced his
intention of building an upright, but
he persevered and today there are
more pianos of the upright class sold
than any other. Since that time over
$4,000 Gabler pianos have been made
and sold and the demand is steadily
on the increase. They have won u ma
tional reputation and are constructed
with extremen conscientiousness and
care by the best skilled mechanics.
They are distinguished by their fine
clear and distinguished tone. One
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-14
Coughing at Night.

Means loss of sleep which is bad for
everyone. Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound stops the cough at once,
relieves the tickling and dryhess in
the throat and heals the infianned
membranes. Prevents cold deTaiop-
ing into bronchitis or pneumonia
Keep always in the house Refuse
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-14

named cities
/ Twins. a boy and a girl, we're born
to Mrs. Lille Benson. Saturday. and
boy to Mrs. o. Toilet Thursday; a
girl to Mrs Clarence Corbiidge, Mon.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tippets are
visiting for few days In Richfield,
Utah, at the home Mrs. Dr. Ray Gled'
hill, a sister of Mr.. Tippets.
Wesley Hawks of Preston and Miss
Minnie Seamons of Hyde Park, we're
married at Logan temple Wednesday
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-14

Use the following office
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-14

The Idaho and Utah Electric scom,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-14

pany presented to the Weston village
board an application for a franchise
and expect to push their line through
Dayton, Clifton and Oxford. They have
assurance that a liberal franchise will
be given them in each of the above
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-14

Coopera5.} Drug Co, Agents.

Doan's Regulets cure constipation,
tones the stomach, stimulate the liver
promote digestion and appetite and
easy passages of the bowels ASK
your druggist for Them 81 cents = a
box.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-14
Vote Value Of Subscriptions.
Votes Per 81
Payments np 10 and incmdIng -
above

the following
specified will be printed
week to week Watch It! Get
friends and clip these ballots. Fill
Every counts, and these will
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-14
NAMES OF CANDIDATES PUBLISHED

Washington, d. c., firm has handled
the CALDER since 1859. They Say In
regard to It, I'VE have lived with the
Gabler every day for fifty two years
and this constant association quail.
flies us to speak authoritatively about
its many superior qualities. Like a
tried and trusted friend the Gabler
never goes back on you. We recon-
mend 1t unhestatingly as fine,
high grade instrument. One that
doesn't cost as much as some others
but one that will wear as we'll as the
best"
Plan Of Contest.
The Republican will give away hun.
dreds Of dollars In prizes to the ladies
residing within the field covered by
this paper.
The winners of these prizes will be
selected by popular vote, according to
the following plan;
Votes will be given on all subscrip-
lions for the Republican whether new
o. old. according to the schedule pub
lished.
The candidates receiving the great
est number of votes will be awarded
the prizes, and ANY lady of good
character is eligible to enter this con
test.
Votes cannot be transferred from
one candidate to another under any
circumstances, and the contest man.
ager reserves the right to alter the
rules regulating the contest, If neces.
sary, for the protection of the best in.
terests of the candidates and this pa.
per-
The Republican guarantees fair
treatment to all contestants, and
should any question arise a decision
by the management will be considered
as final
All About the Ford.
In offering this car We are not OF.
fering the lone" car, but car fully
equipped in every detail. You here
have the patented extension top, au-
tomato brass wind shield, speedome- !
ter, two six inch brass lamps, gener- |
ator, Ford magnetic built in the mo. .
tor three oil lamps, horn and COM |
plete Kit of tools. This car is listed |
at $3.50 Detroit, which is $3.50 laid |
down in Logan. But in selecting this
car the management did not stop at
The consideration of first cost. We
went ahead and examined records and
data nthe cost of upkeep, repairs
The expense, etc. And through all .
these tests the Ford alone stood out |
MS in a class by itself. So we are put |
ting before you not only the best /
rar that money can buy, but also the
most economical car on the American .
market today. In fact it costs less to .
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-14

Orson Miles, foreman of the La.
Plata mines, was in Logan yesterday
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

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of The Liberators., etc. New York:
William Hickey q CO.
THE IOWA INDIANS. 4 Reprint From
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liam Harvey Miner. With illustra-
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Iowa: The Torch Press.
HISTORY OF BIOLOGY. BY I. {.
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PURE FOODS: Their AduIteration,
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Boston. New York. Chicago and Lon
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GRANDMOTHER: \ Tale Of Old Ken
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CHRISTMAS IN SWEDEN: Or q Fes-
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FOR YARDLEY: A story Of Track and
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OLD RYERSON. BY Walter Camp au-
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BARLEY, FRESHMAN PITCHER. BY
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THE QUEST OF THE FOUR. A story
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The Last of the Chiefs" etc. illus
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THE SCOUTS OF THE VALLEY: 4
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Carl Werner. Illustrations by Laura
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4 SHIP OF sOLAcE. BY Elenor Nor
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Prep School Life. BY Henry Nc
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TEAMMATES. BY Ralph Henry Rar
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Young Rairoaders" Illustrated ~.
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
BOOKS OF TRAVEL AND BOOKS
FOR THE BUSINESS MAN.

This weeks list of additions to the Pub
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business men.
o. s. History.
Hayden A. L. Riders OF the Plains. Fsc2
Hill. F. T. Story of Street: narrative
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| "Soot," the crow, and Captain the red
| foN-cub. and pair of sweet missed
! thrushes: an old English house. spreading
wide for beauty and reaching high and
low for my stery; and a wonderful. walled
!; in secret garden. webbed in looping. misty
grays These are all-save DicSon $
| blessed mother. From them, in clear
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here. one dearly loves child. he begs
Mary" for the key to the secret gar
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young thing in. to weed and dig and
If the reader loves here and there some
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Mary. and they so into the wonderful
garden together. and seat themselves
with others in the magic shade, and join
in the ltany of health and happiness that
lie at the roots of this perfect story.
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