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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28

was invited to Morsan's house. and
Morgan suggested that to relieve the
congestion, the Steel Corporation might
acquire the Tennessee stock This is
hearsay. Negotiations followed"
THE same high authority" continued
Stanley, states That Novemherl. 1907,
Judge Gary and Mrs. Frick informed
him that as mere business transnc-
tion they did not want the Tennessee
stock, and little benefit would come to
tho Steel Corporation from its acquisi-
ton. Also II would open them to
charges of monopoly. although UNI
founded"
Morgan" replied Gates, Offered
kesslcr $3.50 a share for the stock lust
the year before. The Tennessee prop
erty Is worth many times the property
OF The steel Corporation"
1T Is said" insisted Stanley. there
was combination of bankers. Nor
gan al its head. to stay tho panic and
prevent further losses. Did the bank
ers lose?" t'
Gates smiled broadly. TT Is n matter
Of opinion. he said. II never heard
rumors of danger that Morgan was TO
| make an assignment" M
Was there any stress except among
The Tennessee stockholders" asked
Stanley.
81 knew OF no stress among them.
Not dollar changed hands 1t was a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28

see company plant could any one have
inquired Stanley.
In that territory was the reply.
What is the price OF rails?'''
open hearth. sac; Bessemer. s2s.
Before the rails pool twelve years ago
the value OF rails varied from SIS to
SIS per ton" l=.
Are any independent concerns max
Ing rails?"
Plenty of them"
What is the cost of iron and coke
transportation. moving in opposite d.
rcctions for the same distance?"
From the Superior region so cents
Tor ore; coke Is to 40 per cent. less.
although more expensive to move"
Mr.. Gates then told OF his interest
In wire manufacturing companies since
early in 1855. and his different pur-
Glasses of concerns leading TO the or
Ganization of the American Steel and
Wire Company of New Jersey. and a
subsidiary company OF the Steel Cor
poration. When he started to make
steel wire for fencing 1t cost $40 a
ton and later 1t dropped to sl3 ton.
Wire manufacturers. he said. figured
on 10 to Is per cent. profit on gen
eral business.
Ashamed to Tell.
What was the basis OF exchange OF
holdings In the American Steel and
Wire Company withSthe Steel Corpora
tion?'' asked Stanley.
Gates here enjoyed his first laugh.
Il am ashamed TO say" he chuckled
Stanley told some figures he had
heard.
Where did you get that dope?" de-
manded Gates. II got s46,So0,0o0 steel
100000 common"
At the request of committee, Mr.
Gates gave history of the organiza
ton of the Steel Corporation. He said
1t Is a holding company formed by
about twelve subsidiary companies
some of which control other compa
MES, including railroads and steam.
ship companies.
In 1886" he began thoughtfully
the price of steel was demoralized
Henry Frick and w. II. Moore con.
ceived the idea of getting an option
from Andrew Carnegie on the Car.
negie Steel Company. lie offered tc
sell at SlGo.000.000 and got 100000
Moore had to forfeit S1.o00,000, ant
they were sore men.
The Steel Corporation was formet
In 1901. Along about 1900 Morgan or
genized the National Tube Company
and II was making good deal of money
Carnegie suddenly decided he woul,
. build railroad from Pittsburg to
| Lake Erie TO carry iron ore and coal
and tube works at Ashtabula, Ohio
Morgan and James j. Hill wer,
alarmed and had "a conference. Carne
gle was feared. because no had demon
allied the steel business and Nigh
demoralize the railroad business aDc
the .ubc business. si e
Carnegie is very ehrewd man.
want to tell you" said Gates. reflect
ingly. Then he continued: They sen
/ for me and asked how to stop Carne
gle. ] suggested sending for Charli,
Schwnb. Morgan suggested FriclS. bu
J knew Frick had not tho influence
needed. ] got Schwab to consent to :
conference In Philadelphia.
The day OF the conference wal
stormy. and Morgan could not go.
got Schwab to come to New York, ant
we went to Morgan's. We stayed n
Morgans until 6 o'clock the. next morn
ing. When we lcftNa tentative rlnI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
RIDERS HURLED 100 FEET.
Accident on Indianapolis Spcetlway,
Race VIII Start TueadaY .i-.. "a

indianapolis, Ind. May Running
at the rate Of eighty miles an hour,
a Lozier car. driven by Harold Van
Gordon. struck tho danger curve" on
tering the home stretch OF the Indian-
apolis speedway this afternoon, while
tuning up for the Memorial Day 500
mile race. and crashed into the outer
retaining wall.
Van Gordon. and W. T. Bardeil, Of
Kew York, who was in the
mechaniclan's seat, were hurled over
the top OF the wall, and nearly 100
feet across the lawn. Both esca ped
dangerous injury. though Borders
bruised. The car toro ont twenty
foot stretch of the foot-thicls con-
crete wall then. whlrling like a tor.
turned over twice. and landed upsfde
down In the centre OF the speedvay,
The wheels were raked from tho ma :
chine. Little damage. however was
done tbn&rneIrn or tho hctlv nnI inc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28

Van Corridor said that the accident
was caused by the blowing out Of tho
two outside tires. while he was swing
Ing around the turn at high speed.
announcement WAS made to-day thu t
Tuesdays racAI Will be started at 10
O'Clock. At 9:i0, the drivers VIII ha We
their machines In tiers TO start the
preliminary round OF one lap This
round will bring the machines TO the
wire as nearly 10 o'clock as possible
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28

ration"
Gates here paused to get his facts
Strengthened out. He held the absorbed
attention OF every one In the commit
tee room.
We had TO accept Carnegie's price,"
be resumed but Judge Moore got in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
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EngnrcIncnt Anno,,n,.d

49, = NJ 'fHHVUHCrUs
Washington. May 27.-Announccment
was made here Tonight Of the engage
mont OF Lieutenant Commander I.niyh
z. Palmer. ono OF the naval aides 10
PreSis<nt TAFT, and Mrs. Bessie Drapcr
NicKcldin, of Atlanta " n go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
Many Unacrground wires.

There are many underground N,,ce
IN New York" commented Gates. n
am told n trust company applied 10
Inc clearing house for assistance. EN-
aminers were sent to the trust com
pany and ascer,ained several millions
mad been loaned on Tennessee com.
pany stock, As a result a gentleman
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

10 glaubt man oft, peritimrnt ieil1 51
miiilen, lpe,1n oa5 ,eige11e 8inblein at,=
|ideineno nod lange nidt auf eigeuen
6iiBen lteben un6 man6ern fam. IS
|gibt &inoer = % fort man iagen -
sic idon NIT nelln Bis 3ebn Monaten
laufen fonnten, anoere lernten es erit
NIT 5mei Sabren ODER menig o%arlnter.
@as ib MIN eigentlid Dos @i6tige?
Sat man etma @r5lebungsfebler ge-
madt, ,penn oas &ino 10 lange 3eit
bral19t, I'M gum eritenmal III ieinem
2eben ~ielbltitanoig" 51 iein? S,nein!
gs lift auf olle Jaue gut, lpenn man
bon fritz ouf iein &ino on ~Selblter=
5iebung" gem0bnt ulr0 ni6t fortmab=
reno III Gie Matllr eingrcift. gs lit 81
rect idaolid), elm &ino ge,paltiam gum
@eben ar5uregen, neil @erfriimmlr11=
gen o1 6l1B=, @ein= u1to &iidgratfno=
ben u11ansbleiblid iino. Man narte
rubig ab bis 6os aino,' feline eigene
Musfelfraft gemabr mer6eno, Sem
Sriebe ser @eiterbe,pegl1ng III alfre6=
ter @oltutg &edGnung .tragt, Y11o la1ie
ie6e fiinitlide u11o porige gr5min-
glng Ser natiirltden 6l1nftionen Ser
@liebmaBen bes &inoes unperl ltdt.
grlt tpenn oas &ino ielbit @ebperi ude
unternimmt, lino ltl1teri tiibungelt a1=
gebradt. 9a5u geniigt aber Elm Gilt
gelbano bollfommel1, nod beiier lit sic
@ilf e ser Ml1tter outrh lire eige11ell
Mrme. 2aiie mani oas &inS olio ru=
fig rutihen, iola1ge es mil; 5tpar
friimmen ii6 bierbei oft Sic @eind]en,
0o6 madien 0ieie ipater balls mie0er
gero0e. Die &i16er pieler Maturp0l=
fer frie6en iibrigens nidt mie bei ltns,
ion0eru mie sic Sbiere, ol1f alien @ie=
rem. Gin fran50iiifer Ar5t, @bau=
mier, fat 1920 &inber al1f tire @eb=
Der ld)e fin beoba6tet uno 6olgen0es
feitgeiteQt: Mit 9 Monaten liefen BE-
reits 4.5 Ero5ent, nit IL Monaten
erit 80 @ro5ent, nit Is Monaten IS
&ro5ent, NIT 20 @onoten go 8ro5ent,
uno inn Sitter BON 9 Sabren gob es
noh INNER 5 &rosent, Sic ni6t 1al1=
fen fonnten. 9ie @alfte aner &tnber
lernte er1t inn IA. Monot loufen! @ut
Ding min eben @ei1e baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
9as @eisleim auf Dem Gle.

@eiBt 1u, mie es sem @eislei11
ging, 6os auf'S Cts gelanfen margS
Sic SHUTTER batte ibm geiagt: nDds
gis lit glatt, uro menn man aus
gleitet, Damn faat man bart, 1lno maj,
|fann 6os 8einden hre9en." Muetn SOS
|@eis9en par mutbtpillig uno eigen<
|iinnig uno meinte: Sic Mutter lit
gar gu dngitltd; per gut laufen
uno ipringen fam, brauht lid ni@t
gu fiir6ten." Da5u tpar 6aS Sis 10
|i6on blanf un6 10 glatt tpie Elm 5pie,
gel. 0a ging es bin 1tn6 moute idlei=
fen, mie oie groBer &naben; aber nls
es mitten auf bem @iie mar, REF ibm
oas 2ammd)en gu: uM6, tpenn Did
1etne M11tter iabe! 9ie bat Dir ia
perboten, auf 6as Sis gu geben!" 9a
lpolte 0as @eislein crit re9t fed fem
uno SEM 2ammden 5eigen, 6aB es itd
nidt furdte, uno tbat einen Sprung;
plun1ps, oa lag es, uno fnad mar iein
8einden ent5mei. s. fonnte nidt
|>pieoer a%l1fiteben, ionsern mrebte iaim=
merli@ idreien: ~Md belft mir! Delft
mir! i6 babe mein 8ein gebro@en!"
gn0li9 famen 2eute uno trugen es
nod @aule. 9ie Mlttter i6idte nad
Sem @errn 3oftor. Ser fam uno bano
oem @eislein 6as 8ein tpieoer felt Il;
aber es litt S6mer5e11, als tpenn es
louter Naoelr in oem 8einden ifedelt
batte. l1n0 piele Sage muBte es itia
ltegen, 6urfte ntdt ol1hteben, fonnte
nidt ipringe1 uno befam nidts 5u Ell
len, ols Mr3nei. ga iagte oas Gels
lein: uMd, liebe Mlttter, mas bin
i6 fir Elm t60riht &ino gemeien! SIT
tie i6 Sir gefolgt, 10 mdre mein @ein=
den nod galt5, u1t0 id batte o0e Sic
ihredli6en Sdmer5en nidt eelitten.
Nber fiinftig io0it gu aud ieben, mie
gebpriam i6 bin!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Ntnd0r ecnrolon
MACE FlETCHER'S
Gas
4imoerede.
9oppelter Srrtbmm.

Gin b0berer @egierungsbeamter be,
marb ii9 I'M cine bepor5ugte 5tel=
lung unb fano es fir angemeiien, fid
oem Miniiter, BON bem sic 8ei ebuna
abbing, peri0nlib por5u1tenen. Gieier
pobnte in einem Barfbaltie Dor Ser
Staot. oils ser 8eamte 6ie Glitter
tbiir oes 8orgartens offnete, 6rangte
iid Elm idnmar5er, idmutiger, per=
mabrloiter 8u0el beran, ipra,1g an
ibm in sic Sole 1tno be5eigte i'm aui
ie6e @eile feline 6rel,0e u11o 3utrau=
lt9feit.
Gin abideulides Gbier," oodte
Ser 8eamte, ser @unoe 6ur4aus ni6t
leioen mo9te. n9lber i@ oarf linn
nid)t einmal einen 6uBtritt geben; iein
@err -f0nnte es libel permerfen."
@r idritt alio auf 6as @aus 5u uno
muroe in Sen @mpfangsialon gefiibrt,
nobel ser Nuoel bidt at ietner Seite
blieb. Ser Miniiter, Ser alsbal6 er=
ifJien, begriiBte mum 5mar Sen 8eil1=
der freunolih, aber oo6 nit elmer ge=
|miiien 3uriidbaltung, rporiiber iid Sic
ler ieGr mltn0erte. @benio befrem0lt9
mar es linn, baB ser @err oes Saul es
auf SEN @un0 feinesmegs freunolide
8lide mari u1o 6ennoh 0ieien
ldmubigen Setter in ieinem Salon
onloete.
5hlieBlid ll1b ser Miniiter SEN Be-
amten gu @aite. @abreno 6es Spei-
lens murbe ober oas Ibier ul1 baS
it6 niemano fiimmerte, iebr u11rubig.
.gs 1egte feline idmueigen &foten auf
0as hlen0enomeiBe Giidtud nno rib
oem @uite, ebe oieier es binoern fonn=
tie, einen @iibner fliigel bonn Seller, um
i'm gierig GIT per5ebren.
v0os miro mir bo9 en6lih 81
bunt," murmelte Ser @epliinoerte.
u@arum mag mobl Ser Miniiter ei1er1
10 abi@euliden Softer tint iib Dull
SEM"
Mber oau1it gab ii6 ser @uno nod
ni9t 5ufrieoen. St itedte i6lieblid
feline 5@nau3e in cine auf, oem slide
iteben6e 3uder0oie, 6eren S1tbalt CT
ii6 idmeden lieB.
Da ser &ausberr immer no@ nidt
eingriff, magte ser @ait enolt@ gu fra<
gen: rSie lieben Sic @unee mobl
lebr?"
uS6?" brad nun ser miniiter III
boditem Merger los. ~SSm @egentbeil,
i9 nerabldeue iie!"
'r,9ann MAIDEN sic aber NIT Sbrem
&ubel 90 cine Musnnbme?"
,Mit meinem Bu6el?" REF iener
eritount. rDas l1ntbier gebort bod
nidt mirl ST 6rl6e e8 11ur, tueil sic
es mitgebradt bdber."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Grbebe bid nidjt iiber ambere.

Cine &onigsoiitel, cine Mobnblume
un0 cine Jelocamiue ltanoen nebenein=
amber. Sic 0iltel uno Sic Mobnbll1=
ute %itritten lif, ,pelGe BON bei6en sic
id10ulte lei. Sic 9iitel iprad: sd
TRACE cine &rone mie elm &onig. Sieb',
mie mein @arpt ltrablt. Mlt1 rage id
melt iiber m1oere @lumen empor."
Sic Mobn6ll1me bldbte lid gepaltig
auf l,nb e%ripioerte: uslber mein &leio
lit piel feiner l1no garter als oas 9ei=
nc. l1n6 es leudtet melt lumber mie
Isle Morgenrotbe."
Ser Streit. mrroe immer beftiger.
Sic beldeioene Camille aber iagte feiu
I@ort oa5lt, nun NOR es, ais Of lie EN-
tpentg ld9elte. 9as perorob sic 81
itel iebr. Sic fling an 51 i@tmpfen
un0 iagte: IS, 9l1 f%leines, friippeli=
geS Sing, Sid iiebt fem @enid an,
Di6 bemu110ert Miemano. @0hitens
bleibt einmal Elm Shaf Dor Dir lteben
uno 1pri9t uMdb!" l1eber midi aber
Ital111t ane @elt."
9arauf 6anfte li6 sic 0iltel mieoer
NIT Ser itol5en Mo6nblume. Mber ais
ser 5treit am befttgiten lpar, fam ein
@inoitoB l1no i'm gflt mar sic ga115e
@%obnblume e%ntbldttert. ga freltte
|ii6 Sic 9iitel 1tn5 iagte: Sab id's
6od geiagt. ga Iiegt n1,1 Sic gar5e
|S6onbeit int Stonoe." - &aum ober
batte sic 9iite1 6ieie @orte geipro-
den, fam Elm gie1 6aber, biB ibr SEN
8opf ob un0 frab iie.
9ie @amile beoal1erte beibe. Gin
paar M%ugenblide ipdter Matte Elm mei-
nenoes &in6. Das pfliidte sic Ga
mile unb fodte fir feline Mutter Sbee
6arars. 9aDott marb sic Msutter ge<
1un6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

Limo id femme oas Ebier ebenione-
mig! is begriiBte mild u,t ser Hforte
Sbres &auies, lief mir nod ur0 10
babe i9 ieine l1narten geoul0et in Dem
@la1bcn, es iet SIR Gigentbum."
vDas lit etmas Mnoeres!"
Mit luitigem 2aden erboben ii4 Ole
beiben @erren unb iagten ben Softer
aus Dem &auie. SIN l1ebrigen erbielt
Ser 9eantte sic nahgeiudte stelle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Mmfrmf.
Yin ale bentid)e &atbplifen, bic &C.
iomnem iinb, fid tut fanaoiiden
@eiten aa5nfiebelm.

&ier in ser ct. Beters &oIonie
lpuroe oas &eimitdttelan6 gr0Bten-
bells a%ufgenommen bun Sunggeiellen,
Sic iett oes leoigen 5tanoes leioig
iino, un5 0aber lire 2iegenidoften gu
perfaufen iuben. @er barum binig
gu 2an6 fommen min, 6as gr0Bten-
tbeils unter &a1ltur un6 nabe elmer
fatboliiden Stride un6 fatboliiden
@@uIe gelegen lit, ser pergeiie sic
ausge5ei@nete &aufsgelegenbeit nidt.
Sc lift aud gutes, fultiptertes 2ano gu
faufen in unmitteIbarer MGbe 6es 8e.
neoiftinerfloiters. Inn nabere Nus-
funft tpenoe man iib at
Se1nbrpd e 8rnntng,
@taentbliumer ei,es @ti9tuaare1ge.
{d6ftes in Miniter, Sasfatdepan
Canada. 11.13t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
&on einem in raicmoen Eferbe .seidla:

@aml1el 8u9 BON 8eetomt1, @iS.,
ent5ug nit gans f1tapper Motb benz
8erluIte ieines 8eines, 81 fein 4r5t
sic ldredlide @uroe bei1en fonnte,
oie iid entmidelt bate, 5ulebt aber
heilte Buddlain's Mrntca SaIbe Sic
ielbe bonitanoia. sic lit 6os gr0Bte
6eiImheI fir @ei9miire, 8ranomu1t<
sen, 8eulen, @caemo, @rint, @hniH=
prmoen, &ibnerargen, falte 8eben,
Nueti4ungen nn6 9%dimorrboiben out
@roen. @eriudt fie 25t. in Molitors
EDrua Store..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
@ann ipQ Gin Sinh 1anfen lernen.

l1eber Sic Trage berri6t unter ben
Miittern nod cine iebr groBe l1nflar-
beit. 2Guft Nadbars 8abp idon nit
einem Sabre bon Stl1bl 5u Stubl uno
Damn = tipp tapp = in Sic often &C.
b%altenen Mrme ser gliidliden Mlttter,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-25
Fifteenth TO
GO TO CHINA
Regiment from Fort Douglas VIII Not
Disen,bark at Manila.

Manila. Nov. 22.-The fifteenth in.
fantry. which is due to arrive here on
December I, probably will be sent at
once to China. The soldiers will ar.
rive on the transport Thomas and will
leave for China on the same boat
The regiment will be reinforced to
full war strength by transfer from
other regiments and will be prepared
before departure for long stay in
Chinese territory. II will be accom-.
panied by hospital corps and engin.
GERS, signalmen, field artillery and
possibly cavalry.
Army officials conferred here to-
day regarding preparation for the trip.
Incidentally an order was issued di-
recting all officers in the vicinity of
Manila to take a special physical test
Immediately.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-25
POWER PRODUCTION
EXPANDING RAPIDLY

Washington. Nov. 22.-The CONSOLE
dalton of water power for the more
economical production of electrical
power is the natural outgrowth of
the development of power possibilities
in the United States, according to
electrical engineers who appeared to-
day before the national waterways
commission.
More than a dozen representatives
of the American institute of electrical
engineers appeared before the com
mission to discuss engineering prob
lens concerning water power develop.
ment They said congress should pro
coed with great caution in framing
laws to control power development
because of the rapid changing and ex.
panding nature of the science of hand
ling and producing power at the low.
est cost
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-25
ACCUSED DENTIST is
PLACED ON TRIAL

San Bernardino, Cal, Nov. 90. DR..
Arthur w. McDavit, formerly a prom
inent dentist, was placed on trial in
the county superior court here yester-
day on statutory charge growing
out Of the alleged confinement of Jes-
sic Mcdonald, seventeen.year-old
girl, for sixteen months in room ad-
joining his office. The young woman
and her baby were present in court
when the task of impaneling jury
was begun.
The first days proceedings ended in
naught, the entire venire being dis.
missed by Judge Oster on the ground
that Sheriff Ralph, who drew the We
nire, was prejudiced. The coroner will
summon a new venire today and the
work of selecting a jury will proceed.
II is believed now that McDavitt
will conduct his own case, thus OBJ
tanning the right to cross examine
Miss Mcdonald himself.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-25
CANADA SHOULD BE FRIENDLY
TO THE UNITED STATES
Member OF Parliament Comments on
Borden's Changed Attitude.

Ottawa, Nov. 20.---"If there is one
thing more than another that every
Canadian statesman ought to avoid, 1t
is fostering or panderiDg spirit of
hostility and animosity between Can.
ada and the United States" said Sir
Richard Cartwright. former minister
Of trade and commerce, in the Cana
dian senate yesterday.
For months could not take up
Conservative paper without seeing
some slur or taunt or inuendo or sour.
rilous attack upon the government and
people of the United States.
81 observed recently that Premier
Borden took occasion at a dinner In
New York to express the remarkable
good will and affection he entertained
for the people of the United States.
Had he made that statement while the
Canadian election was going on,
would have held his remarks entitled
to more consideration. 1t may inter.
est gentlemen opposite, and Mr.. Bor-
den himself, to know how these re-
marks were received in the United
States"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-25
PEPSIN DOES NOT CURE iNDI.
GEsTIoN.

Laboratory tests which We have
made for 30 years proved il. The ma.
jority of so called Dyspepsia cures on
the market are simply Pepsin Tablets
which digest only albuminous foods.
When you begin taking Chambers
Dyspepsia Tablets we don't want you
to deny yourself thing Eat every.
thing your stomach Graves. Read the
following testimony from Utah
woman,
4 suffered untold 40 from acute
indigestion. tried physiOans and nu.
merous patent medicines but none of
them did me any good. During one at.
tack friend recommended your dys.
pepsia tablets. With absolutely no con
fidence in them | began taking Cham.
bers Tablets. After using three boxes
| was completely cured. That was over
a year ago and | have never had re.
turn of the trouble since, | weigh 10
pounds more than | did a year ago
and can eat anything. My stomach
never troubles me and want to give
full praise to Chambers Dyspepsia
Tablets.
The Chambers Medicine company
will be glad to furnish the name OF
this lady on application
When purchasing Chambers Dyspep
STA Tablets do so with the understand
ing that If you are not benefited the
dealer from whom you purchased
them will gladly refund your money
lie loses nothing. We stand the loss
All we ask is that you be fair with
us and we know you will be-
Sold exclusively and guaranteed by
A. S. Horne, Druggist, Logan. Utah
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-25
The Children At Play Won't Scratch
"FIoor-Shine."

Whether your floors are old or new
painted or varnished-pine or hard
wood--even il covered with linoleum
there is only ONE BEST finish for
them and that Is "FLOOR.SHINE."
This is the original Colored Varnish,
and for 16 years, has maintained its
high excellence of quality. No other
preparation has even equaled Floor
Shine" in any essential qualification
II will not gum or clog under the
brush but flows freely and makes the
work of applying It easier.
Soap and water-either hot or cold
does not affect ii.
Not only is "Floor-Shine" best for
floors but also for Interior Woodwork,
Furniture, Refrigerators, Porch and
Lawn Furniture, Chandeliers. Front
Doors, Flower Boxes and Iron Work.
II linoleum is given coating Of
"Floor-Shine" II will not only be great
ly improved in appearance but the
wearing qualities will be much en-
HANGED.
Floor Shine comes to you ready
for instant use and no experience
whatever is necessary to properly use
il. The variety OF colors enables you
to match any shade, or If you do not
wish It in colors you can use the
Transparent, "Floor-Shins' may be
had in any sized can from the 1-4.pint
at Is cents UP TO the gallon can at
$3.50.
The quality is best and the price
lowest
(The quart can for rs cents is the
most popular size.) All paint stores
hardware stores and dealers In paint
ers' supplies sell "Floor-Shine" but
II you have any difficulty in obtain
ing it write to us for color card and We
will see that you are supplied. Made
only by Floor.Shine Mfg. Company
st. Louis, Mo-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-25
Cat and Doc Chums.

When my dog was puppy | got
little kitten TO keep him company. says
a writer In Fur News. They got to
be good friends. but as they got older
the cat seemed to think she could take
care OF herself.
When the cat climbed a tree It
seemed TO puzzle the dog, and he
would stand below the tree and look
up at the cat and then at me, as II
trying to understand how the cat
could get up into the tree while he
had to stay on the ground.
When evening came the dog would
hunt up the cat and carry her to the
kennel where they slept at night. The
dog kept one OF his forelegs over the
cat and there she had to stay until
morning. At last the cat was killed,
but ! have the dog yet,