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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-14
Pres. Smith Warns
Young ofiUnbelief
Continued from Page L.


the history of the world.
When Joseph Smith made known
the fact hat he had seen an angel, all
the world scoffed those who believed
him were ridiculed. and classed as
fanatics. They said he was laboring
under an hallucination of the BRAIN
chimera But when two personages
appeared to Joseph Smith and Oliver
Cowdery, and laid their hands on their
heads and conferred upon them the
Aaronic priesthood, 1t showed the
world reality. something almost in.
comprehensive, but it was true and
the Prophet Joseph knew that Oliver
Cowdery had been brought into action
to be a witness before the world. Yet
to one having the spirit of the gospel
It was nothing knew as God had done
the same thing before and had APP
peared to chosen people on numerous
occasions. The speaker spoke warmly
and fervently of the gospel which had
been established by the boy prophet,
and said that his testimony that he
had seen the Father and the Son was
true, that the testimonies of the three
witness and the eight witnesses was
just as true. They were living, breath.
ing actualities who had seen and han.
| died the plate from which the Book
of Mormon was translated, and though
the three important witnesses had left
the faith, yet they bore a faithful ties
| timony to what they had seen to their
dying day. In conclusion the aged and
venerable President bore a powerful
testimony of the gospel as established
| in this day and dispensation.
The night session was a most i'm
portant one. Mrs. Alice Smith, wife o.
President SMITH, Mrs. Stewart, presi
dent of the Y Il. NJ. |. A., Bishop c
w. Nibley and President Joseph f
Smith filled out a most interesting
meeting with glowing testimonies o
the work of the latter day, which wal
thoroughly appreciated and enjoyed
by the large crowds present.
The singing by the choir under tn
leadership of Prof. Thatcher and tn
solo singing of Mrs. aMrgaret c. MOI
ris were features of the conference.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-14
A NEW CHAPTER IN
AMERICAN HISTORY
Ex-Secy. Herbet Deprecates Assum-
ing Of Role of General Pro
tector by U. S.

Washington, March 10.--Hilary A.
Herbert, secretary of the navy under
Cleveland made a statement here
last night in which he deprecates the
opening Of "a new chapter in Ameri-
can history"
He asks, If the United States is to
undertake the protection, not only of
its own citizens, but of those of Eu-
-opean monarchies, whether it lis
not likely to prove bigger job than
ENHANCEMENT with European nations
in their efforts to keep the balance
of power against which our fathers so
often warned us"
Mr.. Herbert recalls one little known
episode of the period preceding Am
erican intervention in Cuba.
Cleveland's Attitude.
president Cleveland was deter
mined" he said, ito resist the de.
mand, then loudly voiced in Congress,
/ for intervention in Cuba. Expeditions
/ in aid of the revolutionists we're being
/ fitted out along our coast Our navy
/ was used to prevent these violations
of our neutrality laws, Further to pre-
vent any cause of trouble that might
! possibly arise from the presence OF
| our men of war near the scene of con
flict, 1t also was decided by Mr.
Cleveland to suspend the custom
which had prevailed in time of peace
of sending naval vessels now ano
then to Cuban waters.
In 1896, | think it was, our consul
general at Havana, Gen. Fitzhugh Lee
made an earnest appeal to me as sec
rotary of the navy, to station a shiI
in the harbor OF Havana, to enable
him more efficiently to protect Am
erican citizens. could not favor tn,
plan, believing that the presence of al
American warship would be a disturb
ing factor"
Mr.. Herbert said he pointed out Il
Gen. Lee that the incap8city OF tn,
little Central American states to pro
tect American interests justified tn
sending of warships to those places
but that to pursue such a course Il
regard to the Spanish colony, "whe
= Spain, an important state, was claim
ing that she could and would pu
= down the rebellion and protect on
interests, would give offense to this
:. country and her loyal adherents."
q Mr. Herbert added thai Mr.. Clev
b land upheld him in this view an
kept thu peace with Spain"
A Change Of Policy
when Mr. Mckinley came into G
flee" Mr.. Herbert goes on to say,
, conference took place with the Spa
ish minister here, Mr., De Lone. WI
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-14

In hurrylng on to other committee re
ports the bill was temporary forgot
ten, but the president held that, in the
absence of objection when the an
nouncement was made, the bill was
certainly dead. II is now declared to
be beyond resurrection"
Which all goes to show hat the
Senator did not have sufficient inter
est in the bill to know when 1t was
coming up for consideration.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-14
The Perfect Arm

Measurements of perfect arm are
as follows: The upper arm must be
one-third shorter than the forearm.
The circumference Of the upper arm
should be thirteen inches, the fore
arm nine inches and the wrist six
inches.--New idea Woman's Maya.
zine.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-14
AGAINST THE GOVERNOR.


Cache County's Senator Hon. James
w. Funk took another crack at the
Governor Saturday. During the debate
on the liquor bill, which had been re.
called he said in part
Il don't think that this Legislature
should be forced to swallow this thing
that comes entirely from outside of
this body. | don think that the leg
islature should be forced to submit
to the influence and dictation that
comes from without this body, which
guides the members of this body and
forces them to retract their former ac-
tons, withdraw their objections and
do the very thing that few days
before they voted not to do"
II will be remembered that the gov
ernor took somewhat of hand in
behalf of certain amendments to TIE
bill. One was to place the licensing
power in cities or the first and sec
oDd class in the hands of the district
courts. The Governor favored 1t, and
;he senate has now gone on record
fayoring it with the votes of Funk
aud Olsen opposed to it, This action,
the rover out of the hands of the
American Party at Salt Lake City
and place it in sthe hands of the dis
tIict court. This is the Republican
idea, and was very strongly endorsed
by the Desert News in an editorial last
Saturday evening. Funk and Olsen, tn,
Democratic members Of the senate
are opposed to this method of hand
ling the saloons, they preferring Il
give the American party chance.
In comparison to Funk's Statement
read the dignified statement of Sena
tor Benner X. Smith concerning tn
Governors attitude, and the litens
ing power: He said: so far as tn
charge of any coercion in the adoT
ton of these amendments, do ho
recUliect that any was used. 1t is tru
the governor, to use the expression
took hand. He frankly and, as b,
lieve. fairly, stated his position. II
used no coercion of any kind He sta
ed the reasons why he favored IN
amendment placing the licensing pow
~ with the .ldges, why liquor shuni
he served in dining rooms, ami VII
ne wished the other amendmenu
When a vote was taken on the ament
erts most of them were adopta
unanimously, while the others carrie
with few dissenting votes,
81 regret that the licensing powC
has to go to the district courts, but
submit that it doesn't have to renal
there always. don't know but that
may be a good thing for the licensir
power to go to the judges for sho
time II it doesn't work satisfactory
we can repeal the provision"
The amendment passed the sena
just the same, and the bill as amen
ed also passed, with a solid Repub
can vote, the two prohibitionists {
voting against it.
-.O:
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-14
NEWS SUPPORTS GOVERNOR.

The amendment to the liquor bill
placing the power to grant licenses
in cities of the first and second class
in the hands of the district courts re-
ceived the unqualified and extraordin.
airy endorsement of the Deseret News
Saturday evening.
Under the heading Pass that
Amendment" the News says
"Pass that Amendment"
The proposed amendment to the
liquor bill giving the district judges
the power TO grant licenses is still
under consideration, and the opinions
are divided as to its merits.
Hitherto the News has refrained
from expressing any opinion on that
amendment, either pro or con, ex-
cept to point out the necessity of a
careful consideration because of the
danger of the saloon element reaching
out after the courts. Perhaps we have
been inclined to overestimate that
danger.
THE question now being before our
legislators, and the time for consid
Grafton and action being extremely
short, we may be excused for referring
to it again for the purpose of stating
as clearly as possible that IL the ef
fects of the amendment will be, as is
almost certain, to take the saloon on
OF politics, We heartily commend anC
urge its adoption. Something must b'
done to rescue communities from tn,
clutches of the saloon.
In this City. as everybody know
we have by sad experience learne,
what the power of that institution is
We have had the city flooded wit
gamblers, crooks, dealers in whit
slaves" and criminals OF every d,
scription. Men have been placed in o
flee who have publicly boosted this
4 they would not enforce the law an
}, purify the moral atmosphere OF II
I community. Money has been spent
g order to place such men in offic
a Such conditions prevail, more or les
l. everywhere where the saloon domi
e ates local politics. Now if this can
e. remedied by deprlving city counci
lr and county commissioners of the pc
n er to grant licenses, which is so e,
rs lily abused, end vesting it in t
y courts, by all means let his be dol
Mt And we believe the saloons wor
On not easily reach the judges, ev
be though they should endeavor to do
%, The judiciary of the United States h
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-14
Unique Flying Machine.

Four groups sof wings, two of two
wings each and. the others of three
wings, tapped by cranks attached to a
motor, are the features of flying ma
chine recently invented by German.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-14
SAVE YOUR TEMPER.

A good tempered tool makes good
tempered user. Garden tools bought
at Everton & Sons have just the right
temper. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-14
Too True.

People who try to impress you with
their wealth usually find It difficult
10 make both ends meet.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-14

when MIR. Mckinley came into Of
flee" Mr.. Herbert goes on to say, "a
conference took place with the Span
ish minister here, Mr.. De Lone. Who
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MONTGOMERY TO LEAVE
 THIS AFTERNOON

Councilman l. IT. Nonfasm,r, eN poets tn get away thle afternoon bl tween three and fanr o'clock for th. Knugarok. He will travel wIth "r. horse and take a little freight Th froirhtinr outfit left on Friday and Saturday last. F horses leavlnr Fri. day afternoon and the other l2 oI Saturday. The notice Mir. M"ntgomery placed in the Nugget for freightto h" taken 10 the Kourarok ewamped the office. He had more freieht left ot hle plac, than hl7 outfit could carry
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MINER FALLS
 DOWN SHAFT

Last evening Dr. J. M Sloan was called to the Holy Cross Hospital to attend miner named John C. Nelson who had fallen down a deep shaft on the submarine.
 The shaft Is about seventy five feet in depth and the cribbing above the ground about fifteen feet making a dis tancc of about ninety feet to the hot tom
 The man Is now in the hospital suf- fering grear pain. and his injuries have not been asccrtainod. hc is too sore 10 touch.
 Nelson was working for Chas Mil Ter on the submarine at the time he fell down the shaft and was brought to town about ten o'clock last even ing. He is a man 56 years of age.
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,,. s4. SCORE GETS HUNG JURY.
Special Nugget Service.

SpcN'si NNS9Sh NfNNH
 SEATTLE. Dec. 1S.-Saturday at- ternoon the judge discharged the jury In the case of the government vs. A. IT. Moore et al., charged with dcfraud ing the public in a mining scheme and water rights they claimed 70 own fin Alaska. because the jury could not agree. IL was a hung jury hut they did not state how they stood. only it was impossible for them 10 agree.
 A. H. Moore and his brother were represented by George GriGshy and two local attorneys who worked hard for their client. and succeeded in se- curing disagreement after much damaging testimony had been intro duccd hy the government. fin the form of people who had been fieeced after reading the glowing advertise ments in the newspapers and other advertising matter sent them through the malls.
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M'MANICAL HELD
 IN LOS ANCELOS
Special Nusse. Service.


 LOS ANGELES. Dec. ls.-lhe sher- If Of Los Angeles refuses to allew 0rtIc McNlonignl to be taken from hiz custody. or the state unless he Is given ample assurance the prisoner will Dc returned without c>'radlti"n papers
 The stat, had considerable trouble in matters of oxtadition pr"eeedines in securing John NcNamara. Everything was regular and according |" ih" law. vet indictments wcr, returned agains' ofRccrs in Indianapoll- for Eiduopp.r. as they called lt
 T am willing for th, e"vsfuHsrt. ar ite agents to take ortie MrManieaf fo Indianapolis" remarked tho shert# "bu they will have to aa-ur us t. win be returned to my keeping after they are through with the prisoner s" there wlll he no "ytraditlou proceed ings."
 District Attorncv Charic- Miller of Indianapolis has requested that Me Manigal he allowed to come and testi fy before thc grand Jury now in .,e- sion. which i- uncnvcrinr the si Gantic murdcrous plot worked ont and put into execution hv certain labor organizations
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INSANE RUSSIAN ARRESTED.

on Thursday last Russian nam.t Rork was arrested and taken to the federal ian under a charge of In sanity.
 Saturday afternoon warrant was sworn out charging the man win be ing insane. and he will be given Q hearing in the commissioners court.
 The Russian Is harmless only hc k receiving music from the spheres. the numerous planets overheard dispatch Ing to him direct beautiful melodies
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SAILORS
 ARE HEROES
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 GIBRALTAR. Dee. 1S.s-Durins tie transfer of the passengers from the wrecked steamer Delhi, on the spanish coast or of Cape Trafalear the sail- ors and marines from the French bat tleship Briant. proved themselves to be in the hero class
 During one of the trips in the life boats from the Delhi to the French war vessel Princess Louise and Alex andra Maud. sister. and daughter of King George V. were thrown into the sea by the capsizing of the boat
 The marines from the man of wor went right into the water after them and not person was drowned. but all taken to this place where they are now cared for.
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AKSALA QUEEN
 TO BE ELECTED

The Aksala carnival committee met yesterday afternoon in Dr. Hills of ice. and completed their list of re- spective helpers who will go to m"ke up the various committees in charge of the affair.
 It was decided to elect a carnival queen by popular vete. the contest 10 open Tuesday, the 18th. and close at noon on Tuesday. the 26th. Votes will he one cent each. and the committee to count the votes at noon each day
 The voting places will be at Toby's Candy Kitchen and Lomen brothers studio. Votes will be on sale tomor- row. The time set for the opening of the polls.
 The successful queen will appoint her own maids of honor, to aid her upon the evening of the carnival
 A confetti committee was appointed. and the work outlined for the day and dog race to Fort Davis and return to start at o'clock. the carnival police 10 be in charge in costume of the race. After four o'clock all people on the street will be obliged to wear mask. Hall-Dr Sloan. chairman; F. Miel~e. II. II. Moore, Fred Daniels. J. F Hobbes
 Printing and Advertising-Dr. Mus tard. chairman: J. Potter Whittren Phil Ernst. John McGivney. Rev. Guy D Christian.
 Decoration-J B. Williams. chair man: Wm. Stipek. A. N Trew. Wm. Eddy. Geo. Sykes.
 Entertainment-Dr. Hill. chairman Henry Burgh. J. Mcconnell. Elwood Bruner. Fred O. Hanks. John Smith.
 Finance-Russ Downwing chair man: s. Taggart. A. Polet
 Booths-James Kelliher chairman; Mrs. Casey Mrs. Van Sickle, Mrs. Mu' rane. Mrs. Fred Cowden. Dr. Neuman
 Refreshments-Joe Jourden, chair man: c. Kelly. Conrad Breeding. W. I Rowe. Dan Jones.
 Reception-Judge Murane. chairman
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LoRiMeR INVESTIGATION
 NEARING AN END
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Dec 1s.-The inves' tieatIon of Senator Lorimor is near ing an end. and the committee hay. heard nearly all the witnesses called The investigation has been going on for over two months. the committee taken testimony fin Chicago and other places away from the capital
 Senator Iorimer. whose election r. oeing contested for purchasing hls seat outright in the senate for the sum Of sl0o GOO. known as the "slush" or vel low dog fund" will take the stand in his owwn behalf and for the frs time during all the investigation be placed under oath.
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MISSIONARIES TO
 BE WITHDRAWN
Nuaee, spee,sl Ser wee

Nugget SPrSisf oe'NSe
 AMOY. Dec. iG.--The governor oi the province of Fuhkeln has dispatch. ed an urgent appeal (" the members of the foreign consuls at Pekln, ask Ing them to withdraw ali foroicn mis- sionaries from the island at one. for he is unable to grant them ample pro- lection owing to the state If unrest existing i'm the province.
 The various members uf tho foreign consule Will remove the missionaries at once in order to protect them and avoid further complications owing to the revolution now on.
 Annoy. the home of the governor ot the province of Fuhkcin is 2 seaport of China situated on the island oi Annoy. opposite Formosa. IL Is s free haven. and has on. of the best harhors IT. the country.
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ScnMiTz TO BE
 TRIED IN JANUARY
Speeral Nugget Service.

Spee,al Nugget Service.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. Is.-Judee Lawler. on Saturday morning set the case of the state vs ex-Mayor Schmitz for trial in January.
 The exact date was not given but the Judge stated he would be ready to hear the trial sometime during the month of January. The attorneys for both the state and prosecution are yet in a quandary over the sudden move on the part of Judge Lawler, but the district attorney Is now at work upon Ehe fourteen indictments against Schmitz and he will either be ready to go to trial in January or move the cases be dismissed for want of prose cution.
 w. II. Nelson and several other prominent attorneys will look after ex- Mayor Schmitz side of the case in the retrial of the charges of bribery and fraud as charged In the indict- ments
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LAWLER OFF
 FOR WASHINGTON
spesl. Nuaqst Service

Spe1tsl Nugget SerVieo
 los ANGELES. D.c I>-o. car L1vIcr. u charse sf 'he government mt, au-tlH of the McNamar1 dyna. atue sa-,=. l,lt for Nashlnetou sat-
 rd3g ay,r.uG ta confer with Tresidout ral aaa Attorney Gcneral Wicker sham
 The e.u-, "f the -uatsn trap ar he part uf mse-.sa#-. laaler aans ta Wa-hlmau .s nat Ha.#r rH ."me scn#ataaI a.r,'ap.aant hets taken r.t=.#vlHr ra. -rena ifrg room dur U. tna ra.l a..e d5g. aHd s.re lr.tt aara F Us# kept r.y.rs member .= fN.. H..e .- a4nurf.' .d ns te r' ,eof a- s.,s n fnkIne af oh't i# brought aHi from nc ..fus s,-. atay If whom auaer rrnrf' v 1mmai'e .r tslWs et y,- s.,u more than i fsunt ir tHy ertltsu conf, ion of Inc two McNam5ras and Mechanical
 The extent and magnitude of the crime uncovered ie so great thar Spo cial meestipator f.avlcr has decided e. en to Wa=hmet"u '" confer with lorh the president and Ett"rney gen .ral in tnc matter Labor papers and seciali-t areau iu order f" pr'-" "rv. confidence and avoid greater pur~f rt 'eh.r .trrls inrfun tlr "rln"us -tI"uc. ar. uov d.rot,u- considerable -p'c. a -f,tiug tt ie oll @ p"liri,al plot and rn, tu>s-tfsatieu- now being conduct ed ar, for political purpose. They ID pear to hr juet a- -ure of tt.ir D" riou in this respect ts thoy w.rr hat 'a. capitalists were irvine to railrcad rhe McNamara hr1thrrs tp death riEir up tiu the moment th. m,u confessed
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SENATE WILL ACT UPON
 RUSSIAN TREATY TODAY
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Dee. ls.-It has been agreed by the members of the senate that they will act upon the Russian abroeation treaty today and pass the same in a modified form.
 The resolution was reported hack from the committee favorable and it Is believed that the nasty move on the part of the members of the house will he toned down in the resolutions that will pass the upper house today
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Spse,sl Nusge, Servtes.

CHICAGO. Dec ls.-Saturday TT noon Mrs Edna Robinson. a v.ai hy divorced woman "f Portland. ore. called up Frank L. CuokereIl. her lov- CT. on the telephone and requesting him to listen. then shot herself.
 Cockercll made all haste to her resi- dence, and found tho woman Tn a semi conscious condition with bul- let wound in her breast bhN-icians were summoned at once but the woman Is not expected 70 live The doctors have not probcd for the bullet. but gre waiting for tho shock of the gun shot to pass.
 Cockerell admits he Is the lover of the woman. but can give no reason for
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RUSSIA PROTESTS AGAlNer
 sULzER RESOLUTION
Special Nugget Ssrvios.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Dec. ls.-The Rus sian ambassador has entered . pro test to the secretary of state over the language used In the Sulzer resolution which passed the house of representa- lives by vote of three hundred 10 one last week.
 Saturday afternoon the representa- . tive of Russia sent note to the sec retary of state protesting against the language used fin the Sulzer resolution, asking the state department to furnish them the exact meaning of the same in order to report to the czar.
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.CRAzED WITH GRIEF
 KILLS SUN N--SU|C|OES

father must have entered the sleeping room of his son Joseph early In the morning. while tho young man of 70 years of age was in a sound sleep, and placing the revolver against the tenn pie of the sleeper fired the fatal shot the ended his life instantly for he never moved in bed. Then the father .standing over his murdered son placed th- instrument of death against hls heart and fired fallinr forward across the bed where the two bodies were found during the afternoon. both cold iu death.
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Floor-N II Castle chairman.
 Confetti--Geo Sykes. chairman; Arthur Cole. A. Fletcher \ Lomcn. II. Lehfeldt.
 Music-F. c Hanks chairman A, C. Oliver, IT. Peterson. M. D. McCum her. Elmer Reed and F. Kiesele.
 Carnival Police and Masking-Ed Johnson. chairman; Dad James. J Stokes. Joe Plcin. Chas. Walstcin. I c. Rose, Wm. Maloney. Joe Monigom- cry Policemen to be out and masked at m.
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PRESIDENT SUMMONS
 SPECIAL CABINET MEETING
Special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ls.-President Taft regads the passage of the Suizer resolution and the note sent by the Russian ambassador as a rather seri- ous complication. so much SO he has dispatched orders for five of his cab inet officers to return at once for the purpose of holding a cabinet meeting. The summons were sent out Saturday. and the meeting was to be held yes terday.