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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-09
CITY ATTORNEY
GIVES OPINION
Continued from Page 1.

'iohi uBt IL
snail incumbent of a public office, who
IS only an officer de facto and in no
sense the de jure officer, maintain an
action for the salary, fees, or other
compensation attached to the office,
there being no adverse contestant, or
ale jure officer
After discussing the authorities,
the court then in deciding the case.
said: lin cases, however, where there
is no de jure officer, the line of de.
ocisions last mentioned, hold that the
de facto officer who in good faith, has
had possession of the office, and has
discharged the duties pertaining
thereto is legally entitled to the
emoluments of the office and may in
an appropriate action, recover the
salary, fees, and other compensation
attached to the office. 1t thus appears
clearly that Mr. Peterson Is not the
ale jure or lawful marshal of Logan
City. and that he has not been such
Aii' III NJ hhg VI JdHudlt y, WV
In the month of May of this year
the mayor appointed Ezra Games as
marshal, which appointment was con
Cured in by one-half of the city coun.
Gil In the case OF Eames VS. Peterson
the district court held that the APP
pointment was not valid and ordered
1he dismissal Of the case.
It appears, howevos, that Mr. Games
and Mr.. Peterson have since the first
OF June been exercising. or attempt
ing 20 exercise the rights of, and per
form the duties of the office of mar.
shat OF Logan City. Each have worn
abe badge os insignia of office Each
have attended council meetings and
have made arrests, and each have
been recognized by certain of the
members OF the city council as mar.
shall. Mr.. Games filed his bond as such
marshal and the same was approved.
am also informed that your office
recognized each of these gentlemen as
shhl III 'ht VI DOSllnS HO-
axes of election. The controlling ques
aion therefore is as to which of the
gwo persons will be deemed to be the
J." facto officer during the time men.
siOned, and therefore entitled to the
salary of marshal
have been unable to find any case
deciding this question. | have found
a case holding that there cannot be
Nwo de factor Officers at the same
Hime. but no case deciding which of
two claimants as de facto officers
was In fact the de facto officer, and
entitled to the salary of such office
In view of the fact therefore, that
Mr. Peterson has had knowledge ev-
ser since The case of Peterson VS.. Ben
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-09

stead of the pinched wan features of
worry and anxiety, the smile of opti'
mism should appear and brush the
clouds away.
We congratulate the farmers OF the
valley for the excellence of the
showing for their labor and toll, that
in the place of emptiness appear tho
overlooking horn of plenty. We also
congratulate the sugar company on
the outlook for most prosperous
year. and think that the beet indus
try is the most valued adjunct of this
beautiful valley.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-09
COMET VISIBLE TO
THE NAKED EYE

Cambridge, Mass, Sept. Brooks
comet, on which the astronomers of
the world are focusing their teles-
copes, is now visible to the naked eye
and is increasing in brightness. A
bulletin just issued by the Harvard OBJ
servatory states that the comet may
be easily followed. Notwithstanding its
rapid motion. due to its proximity
On September II the comet will be at
its least distance from the earth, ut
which time 1t will be only $4,000 900,
miles away.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-09
ELITE MILLINERY OPENING.

Our store is new. Our stock of hats
is entirely new and up-to-date. We
show extreme or modest styles, new
ly selected from the leading houses
east and west. Two hundred beautiful
asters will be given to visitors OF our
store during the opening Friday and
Saturday.
Misses Myrtle and Laura Edwards.
81 North Main SO
Subscribe for The Republican
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SUGAR co. WILL
PAY 100000
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operations on September 25th, and
when the mills are in full working or
der they will consume on an average
from fourteen to fifteen hundred tons
per day.
The factories are in excellent work.
ing shape, have been cleaned and rem.
ovated throughout as they always are
for the seasons run, and there should
be no hitch In the labors attendant
on it's opening.
100000 Will Be Paid Out.
The officials of the sugar company
estimate that they will have to pay
out this year something like 100000
10000 of this amount will be pait
out to the farmers and 100000 viii
be paid to the workmen employed by
the company.
In conversation with Presiden
Quincy, the gentleman informed u,
that this was the banner beet year OF
the county. All the figures giver
greatly exceed those of previous years
The beet figures alone in estimate,
cash, exceeding last year by some
think like 100000.
In addition to all this, the sugar
! company will feed between eight an,
ten thousand head of cattle this win
ter. And this, too, will make condi
! tons considerably better.
1t was rumored that owing to tn,
recent fire at Lewiston, wherein 81,
hundred tons of hay were entirel,
! consumed, that the farmers of tina
| section were holding up the factor.
and the people for higher prices. Blu
Pres. Quincy informs us that Their,
is no truth in the rumor and that tn,
farmers are doing the square thinl
with everyone.
Prospects are Encouraging.
With the disbursement of sever
hundred thousand dollars in the val
ley this fall, the financial tightness
which has been prevalent all the year
should be somewhat broken, and in
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-09

culture and vegetable gardening. Pres.
ident Widtsoe is announced as in
charge of the work in dry farming.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-09
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR RENT-Furnished room. Mrs.
Spande, 1855 North Second East II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-09

If you want News, read The Logan
Republican,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-09

WANTED AT ONCE-2O bushels OF
rye. w. Fl. Stewart, Logan. So
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09

o- II re- cent This grade : nearly
constant over the entire territory west
bound. between these points, there pe-
ing very little dcsyn grade o. grade q
smaller Ter cent
To 4rraEge opportunity Tor Na--o-s
StoEz-l=--e- ID observe tie performs
alc5 q the thro-tle-the run WITH l--1
e7-lre Has made o. ar extra 1rels-l--
I vas train OF 80 tons Il traFese1
the distance Of S. miles II actual run
ri1g tine OF three hours a-,1 p nm
,-tes an average speed Of z9-s mics @-n
TIE engineer IN charge Of the lose
motive On this trip had r1n TIE sa-n
er.-5re III regular service with the o-l
lhFullle a-ralzs--eI-r anu r -
60 himself freely As 70 the oerlellls -
rived from the improved 1eFlce-
Tne loeo-rC tive started more prompt
* haearse OF the shorter distance 70
u Travelled by the steam between IS
throttle ans the cylinders TIE re
--s-sa ~ ne locou-o15xe 70 The move
--5=-r u me throttle lever vas more
sensitive thau with he us4al 1e--1l ..
-r-0r-e II me driving " heels starter
~ sir his slipping could &c SIoEA1~
=----a---7z without the usual delay nee
essa~v Tor long steam passages 70 p
5--s~aF III live steam No difficulty was
encountered from the acc-lill Hats q
-s-lr If cor1ersa ton nat 5e1rS eF1-
5eur from re steam ClscEsz-Se III O-s-
T.. Ell l5er cocks as vel as oy steam
sl-a-,=7 through q special drain pipe
Later ft.rr..snces e TIE same n
E7e II passenger service has been
ss,,-slrv satisfactory and observation o
- -o-c5usio-. reached from tle freight
T=-Harical officials all over the com
--v wh8 have been watching the tests
81 IRIS external throttle Viii 3 lh-g-
ezrz5 in re successful Colorado rTl1ts-
lie facr that the external Ilrott-e sim
-.-5-ss I'll OF ne old troubles Esl-h me
le--.Iaz-on G me- thr 7-rl. Vii oc 4 val
1a1ze ard useful invention e me la---
" Bt.ck has invented and Per
Te--=s several mechanical devices ar
irz his services IS s1pe-s-tsEa-e5.t O
r-a-iva power e. the Santa re e,l----a-S
~rc ara 81 intimate terms with the
1 rs-51-en54nt say that there are me- ~
---a- devices from the brain OF rn=
acberFeai head. that have not reach
- - governmental stage
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09

When the blood IS poor and thin.
and the stomach in consequence IS i'm
perfectly supplied with oxIdized blood
and nerve 1oree, the digestive process
becomes SLOW and fermentation OF the
food gees on, with formation Of gas
and certain acids
The pressure Of the gas causes pain
in the stomach. sometimes i affects
the heart When the gas IS belched out
through the mouth the patient i tenn
porarily relieved The sour risings in
the throat and burning sensations in
the throat and stomach are caused py
the acids Of fermentation.
There are plenty Ct things 10 neutral
ize rhese ACIDS, or. ''sweeten the stom-
ach" as il is called but they DO not
cure The trouble. Pure. rich bloo.i
which viii tone up the stomach IS re-
qrire5 as the following cures show. A
careful reading Of these honest state
merts i well worth while
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09
RAILROAD NEWS.
New Buck External Throttle
Made Successful Trial.
Colorado Test Proved Value of
Late Invention.
NET ALL THE CLAIMS.
Expectations OF Designer Were
Carried Out.
Other Items of General Interest
in Traffic World.
NET ALL THE CLAIMS

To observe the performance Of a To-
connective equipped with the new Buck
external throttle, several representative
Of me mechanical department Of The
Santa F'e rode engine No 1858 from
L. Janta 70 Trinidad. Col. the other
day On this trip Il was proved that
TIE advantages OF the new throttle were
up 70 The advance claims and expec-
raIons q the designer. " F. Buck.
superintendent Of motive power OF the
Santa Fe system
TIE external throttle. As explained in
detail in the state Journal q few weeks
ago : device located outside OF the
boiler close 70 the cylinders Il rot
only oEercomes the undesirable fea-
fures OF the old form Of throttle but
El.Eo1sh the throttle being closer TO the
cylinders the control o. The locomotive
b the engineer Is more delicate
The test made in Colorado was Wit
messed ly the inventor Superintendent
Buck n H Eaig mechanical engi-
reer OF the santa Fe system with head
quarters at ToEeka, also, was on 1h-
engine in the trial trip
The 1913 IS a Pacific type engine equip
PEG WITH The Buck exteaal throttle and
ire Buck-JaCo5s s1pe- neate-- TIE CYL
iuze1s are 233axzS inches the driving
IS heels 3 inches n diameter and tie
locomotive operates under steam
--essare C. 2lo pounds developing
r-active force OF 800 pounds
The distance from Ia Juzta 10 Trln-
dad 5 SIS miles TIE ruling grade
over this territory i So feet Per mile
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09

tonic treatment with DR.. williams
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was made pure. The numerous diSi.r-
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09

fullness after eating even q slight
amount OF food I used to 90 al day
without eating as I dreaded 70 eat so
suffered from dizziness on the TOP Of
my head and i turned around quick
" would almost fail down Every Two
O. three days would have a violent
sick headache For ucntAs Al time
I would seem TO be on the point Of
fairting 7 lost IN flesh rapidly
For three or four months tried TWO
or three doctors and also several rene
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doctors treated me for the heart ant
stomach but I didn't se- any bette
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09
RAILWAr NOTES

Il s Wall. superintendent Of the
San Barlardina shops Of the santa
Ee and :. L Bean mechanical surer-
inrendent Of Los Angeles. are visiting
the Topeka shops Tor the purpose Of
viewing the working OF the ozy-acety-
lene au-ogelus welding plant a To-
peka- which < similar 70 The one nov
about CON pleLed in rhe California
shops
The Rock Island santa Fe and
Union Pacific are handling special
cars 70 the annual convention Of the
teachers II Topeka
The santa Re is offering cash prizes
to the school children who write the
best essays on the work OF the de-
rr1onstrat7on train The announcement
o. the award VIII arouse considerable
interest n Kansas
Officials Of the Rock Island IN To-
peka are not looking for the return
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09
Imn,isrants From Junsle.

The TIP ths Royal Mai Liner Al
rato has just ended here from
Southampton b way Of Colon and the
West indies vas eElivened BY few
storms ore watersDo11. ard the lash
irgs Of the tails OF eight eaEma1s- or
South American crocod5les. The biggest
Of which has longer tail than any
thar ever came here attached 70 any
other reut5le- # sarpan-s don-- count as
tails TIE Arato got The cToeodIIeS,
or cayruans CT alligators. Al Colon-
They were shipped father from the IL
terror OF Colombia By ole Of -he great
est OF tropical animal hunters. J D
Schmidt Who says that The big casnzn
j. more than Is feet long and weighs
$50 pounds
Among rs Jungle shiprnates are TWO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09

IN the vicinity Of the railroad. and
whose circle Of friends reside IN the
territory adjoining our line VII II the
long run make more suitable en-
ployees than many OF those who come
II from the outside with 10 home
and no destination II view What I
should Ike 10 accomplish Is ID have
each agent Of the Chicago Great West
ern railroad study the young men II
his particularly Locality. pick out the
most promising ones. get next 70
them ard i the agent feels that these
men really want TO enter the railroad
service As brakeuen. nremen. ueleg-
raphers. clerks s-enograp Pliers. etc.
and that they would make suitable
candidates. 7 would like to have him
submit the names Of such yeung men
10 his division superintendent. al the
same tine stating the branch OF seFF-
70 enter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09
HUNTS FOR DESIRABLE MEN.
Chicago Great Western Issues a Circu.
lar Cali for Employees.

The following circular letter. issued
by Hiram J. Sllfer. general manager OF
the Chicago Great Western railroad, 10
the company's agents. shows & method
OF that road in looking for employees
Of 2 desirable class. There are IN
doub-eSly located al numerous points
along the line number OF young men
who might be more or less Interested
=, the general profession Of railroad
ing. particularly i the matter were
broLgh1 70 their attention n the
proper light and by q person IN whom
they have confidence. as 5 usually the
case with local agents We firmly be-
Jieve that men Of this character. who
i've along the line and have family ties
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09

Il suffered with stomach trouble for
about four years following q severe At
tack OF malaria Ny stomach was LETT
IN terrible shape Everything that I
ate distressed me There were sever
pains across my stomach I was very
nervous my strength gave out and 7
was unable 10 do my worz- had
terrible headaches, which seemed 70
affect my eyes
4 was u1der the care Of doctor Tor
a number Of months. He said I had
nervous dyspepsia but ne did not help
me Ny son nDaliy advised ne 70 Try
Dr. Williams Pink Pills and I did SO
could see they were helping ne from
the start and used them until cured
I have since used the pills as 4 tOuie
ard always get benefit from them
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09
ROCK ISLAND AWARDS soon.
Department Heads Leave Topeka on
LasE Track Inspection Tour

Department Heads Leave Topeka on
E-aSE Track Inspection Tour
4 T. Sweet general manager J. 2
STnallay. general superintendent and
J. II. Brown engineer maintenance Of
way II the Rock Island Lines all with
headquarters in Topeka have gone
for q weeks Inspection tour O part
Of the second district OF -he road for
the purpose OF making awards on the
prizes offered by the Rock Island for
the best track WORK On the part Of
section 1oremen and roadmasters
No. long ago the Rock Island man
agemenr offered cash prizes 70 the
section foremen and the roaduaste-s
who kept III the best track work OF
their territories This offer started
omperitton among the track men all
over tbs Rock Island Lines
The prizes viii BE awarded soon and
The heads OF the operating and en-
g5neerinz department Of the second
district n Topeka have gone for their
last inspection tour before they make
their decision
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09
BILIoUsNEss AND HEADACHES.

Mrs J. :. Wilder. a saieslady, Of No.
3=15 Fremont avenue, North. Mime
apolis. Aiinu-, says.
About seven years ago I was suffer
ing with stomach trouble. which Vas
brought On BY irregular and hurried
eating I vas confined 10 my bed Z ?
three days al tine with headaches due
10 biAOusness- Ny stomach felt as
though there was q lump in il and tie
gas on my stomach gave ne awful dis
tress- I had severe pains in my back.
n4y complexion was sailow and 7 Vas
nervous and irritable Il made ne sho-t
OF breath 10 20 up stairs In the morn
ing there would be a brown coating
on my tongue
The doctor gave ne only temporary
relief and after I had been SICK for 3
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09

Catar-h Is not only Dangerous, but il
cause bad breath. Liberation, Death
eud decay o. bones loss Ct thinking
an6 reasoning power. kills ambition
sD6 energy 1f-sl causes loss = Ape
t1te, indigestion 6EsEeps5z- raw rhNoa-
ard cous1uP -io1- 7 needs attention
a once Cure L with Gauss Ca-sr-h
Cure Il IS quick ra5lcal permanent
cure because Il ri5s RI system Of ire
Poisonous germs that cause ca-a-rh-
IN order 70 prove 70 Al WHO are suf-
1er1ng from this dangerous and lcath-
some disease rta- Gauss Cararrh cure
VII actually cure any case c. cara--h
quickly. no matter how long standing
OF how had vi sel5 r.s- pack
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treatment VIII be sen 70 you ~ re-
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cure 50 thai you VII be welcomed IN
stead O. stunned - your friends I'll
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09

pumas. much Ike cur own mountain
lions. six capybaras- which are the tall
est OF aquatic rodents. these SIX berg
lc1lier than any ever imported being
rot less. NJ schmidt says. than feel
high. 2 marvellous coil OF auaconcas,
mostly mere infants OF 10 or = feet
which nay grow larger OF the show
bills OF the circuses- three big bears.
hundreds Of tropical birds. mostly OF
the parrot family and the biggest
igusna. which : az arbureal lizard
e cd 10 eat # you like lizards. that ever
uoked its sluggish nose into america
This guiana Is. according % its import
er Louis Rune -Ee animal dealer 3
feet long. which : few feet bigger
than she encyclopedia iguanas-
The v-aterzpout that interested the
passengers Of tle AlratO was seen on
KTatliug's Island about haE nile
from The ship cart Hayes says that
The base Of the spou1 was about s.
feet in diameter. and that the hour
glass waist Of i vas about % fee- long
The total height seemed 20 be pretty
elise 10 500 feet Everybody viewed Il
from the ships -ail without aprrehar-
sion. as capt Hayes declared that no
modern liner had anything u fear
from a spout Re told about the habit
OF driug guns into warerspou-s %
break them down and said thai he
had never heard OF read O. case
where any spout had done much dam
age hy hitting even 2 sailing snip The
swift liner could easily dodge spout
as she could travel faster on he- course
than the spout could ca is course
The passengers thanked the skipper
for his discourse. and said they pre-
ferred 70 see Z spout haf . mile or
The skipper said he would much pre-
fer 70 encounter q Wztsrspout a. sea
than the Sno-egoI1z variety Ine tor
na6o.-NeH TCrk Sun
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09
SnHLEIsoN TO COAST LINES.
Assistant General Boiler Inspector
Change in IoDeka his 49,


Change in Topeka This Week
Gus AihIeison- Tor many years fore
man OF the boiler shop IN the santa
F'e shops II Topeka and lately assist
ant general boiler inspector. has been
transferred 70 the coast lines OF the
Santa F. where ne VIII hold similar
position N5nleisou Is vel known in
mechanical circles IN Topeka and II
this Ce-rlLorE
Re vii be succeeded II Topeka BY
J X Nimmo. who VIII be assistant
general boiler inspector OF the eastern
lines \lrnulO has been With the Santa
F'e for number Of years Al Cleburne,
Texas
George c. Nicol. former foreman OF
the boiler shop Al Albuquerque. n II.
has been appointed assistant general
boiler inspector OF the western lire il
charge o. both the northern ard
southern districts with headquarters
q Albuquerque.
These announcemen-s have been
made from Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09
ACUTE INDIGESTION.

Mrs William Frederic. o. No 1916
her cure from 4 severe case % Dr. VII
Hams Pink Pills for Pale People She
says.
a little over two years ago. I suffer
sc from an attack Of acute Indigestion
and everything 7 ate so1red on nv
stomach At first had snorherilg
spells around my heart and : feeling Of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09
Xaniman Give Up Trip.

New York. NOV e-The airship
Akron uropa bly, viii not attempt the
transatlantic flight until next year
This decision was announced after .
conference between Melvin Ea-iman
Of Atlantic City. and ?. A. Soldering
Of Akron. o. The reason given is
that The preliminary flight Of last
Saturday demonstrated the necessity
q installing 2 third engine. as was or
iginaIy planned
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-11-09

year I tried DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People upon the advice OF z
friend The nils worked wonders %
ne They helped me after a fair trial
and then made q rapid cure can
eat q hearty meal now without 0is
tress and can work every day al
ways praise Dr.. Williams Pink Pills