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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-23
Panama Canal i'm
Picture at Princess

1000 Feet OF Panama Canal Moving
PICTURES and over One Hundred SUI
peru Stereopticon Views in Colors, in
Guiding pictures of progress of the
work. labor condition sanitary prob
lens (such as mosquitoes, swamps
ana conditions in the towns) the
great shovels at work, the enormous
side sof earth, the great dams and
locks the work of moving a mountain
controlling the wicked torrential Cha.
s'es river, and other fines views will
oe given at the Princess Theatre Sat
fday and Monday ewing.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-23

Why don't you become a Give
wire7" All live wires" sdver.
the in the Republican. be.
cause u is a alive medium"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-23
CITIZENS TICKET
HAS BEEN PUT
IN The FIELD
MEN NAMED ARE
PROMINENT CITIZENS
Rumor Has II that a Straight Demo.
cratic Ticket viii Be Put in the
Field--Citizen's Nominees Seem
to Give Great Satisfaction.

Nearly one hundred and fifty bust
ness men of the city got together i'm
the rooms of the Nibley Hall
Wednesday evening to discuss plans
and a ticket for the coming election.
Taking the bill and reading it through
one gets the idea that the trainers OF
the act desired to make it possible
that the city be run in the future on
non partisan principles.
The reception of the nominees re-
quired a great deal OF time because
of the way the matter was conducted.
There We're eighty-siX names placed
in nomination on the blackboard and
then began scaling down of the
nominees after much discussion the
ticket finally narrowed down to the
following:
For mayor-Dr. George Thomas of
the Agricultural College.
For four year-commissioner Geo
w. Lindquist.
For two year commissioner - Hy-
rum Hayball
For auditor - j II. Hyde
The gentlemen are all good citizens
OF Logan and are prominent in bust.
ness and educational affairs.
+. w. Crockett was chairman of the
meeting and c. C. Jensen was secre-
tary.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-23

The merchant that has not
studied the merits of adver'
tizins generally covers his
wares with cobwebs and dust.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-23

o Association
PisDurg Under called
Pennsylvania
held November and there
Bachfd the house in ply
Guthrie
o bill for decision
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-23

St Johns Church The services
for the Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity
will be morning prayer and sermon at
IL, O'Clock and evening prayer cnd
sermon at 1880 p. m. The public is
cordially invited.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-09-23
Prominent Statesman Closely Follows
His Beloved Wife to the Grave.

John T. Game died yesterday morn
ing at 9:15 o'clock at the residence
Of his daughter, Mrs. Will G. Farrell,
757 Seventh avenue. The passing OF
Mr.. Game was quiet and peaceful.
Surrounded by his children, the states
man breathed his last. His death fol
lowed that OF his wife two months
ago.
For several months Mr.. Game had
been i'll. The condition of his health
was such that for several years he
had been retired from the political
and business activity that had en-
gagged him throughout his long and
brilliant career. Since the death of
his wife, Mrs Margaret N, Game, who
died on July 16, Mr.. Gaines health
failed rapidly and for weeks his de.
mise had been almost daily expected.
Several years ago Mr.. Game sever.
ed most of his business connections,
electing to spend his declining days
apart from business worries. Upon
the death of his wife Mr., Caine re-
signed as director Of the lions Saw
ings Bank and Trust company and as
member OF the executive committee
of the directorate on which he had
served since the Incorporation of the
company in 1887 At the same time
Mr. Game closed the residence at
j3l l. street and took up his resi-.
dence with his daughter, Mrs. win G.
Farrell d.
Delegate in Congress.
Mr. Game was % one of the best
known men. in the state. He was a
veteran in the Business and political
world land yas one of the most popu
lar wen in Utah, Fer six terms NJ
represented the territory OF Utah IL
I.songress apd held syarioas political ,of
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

tne aaEfu
rhs seeret q the discaTery uh8rh was
not % have ten made pltIc uuril s1fn-
eteur fnancial hscEfnE vas secured g.
maze the process rsadg Ter the u-arzes
leukHd aur n Is Ea5d someuEat aflsr the
luaunsr ~ rne microbes Tulk thruIsEh M
unhroasn shei- ban b. lef ths sscrst pro
cess q mg sterT-
we bar bored % keep this pr,oess.
uhirh Ezn neralllisn the cuuuasrcizl
uaarksiinE 81 eEEs. hun the pabHc uurd
ready fo Eirs r ouf SID Mr. TauEhan
ID ar nfergiew m rhs 81 Faui Faunesr
Press can ceunru ne facI haEeFsr.
nQH taar il Il kuuHu. bur 81 course s-uuIz
ma care ro dirulse fbe aeerel process Il
l. enauEh a. say rhat b. q simuie and M
eEE'euVa ceTtre "a uhicb the eEEs are
lE91-icallV usaaad either uhlts or yea map
hs crauu rhFu1Eh ths Shea Hfthogr u1ak-
ne an Aperture In the hr51tle caEertnE
Aetfnfr rhe Zu7riliFs Ualus Der ne Taste
uf she egg s zfferted
iE nos Eupraha1is rhar 3 laH uil
have % - euae1-d 81 uhich eEEs va bs
ad tF the puund On rreesnr the SAFE a
ltsauueat daaI1Es or q da1en eEEs mfaus
re Euis ~ ire Vhife, o. d. Hhich eEEs
- ueared El he slamE.el -uue dozen
h1res err are duEez reIks - fha- 4 ulau
H lct sac Co eEauiua b. urdzr u
'a'a1aed-cn-toasr to ore II ire rirris q
uhta su1rauuds tine rolk- hat 1ae aisuar-srT
ieElsl1riur E1 usns 90 q mHreer 90 rsurss .
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

IN after the dTuWusng girl The terrified
ehild threw heg arms around his neck
and almost dragged hin down but he
managed 20 get merely 70 the shallow near
shore- A spectator hurried 10 Brennan s
assistance and brought the EirI ashore, but
when he rsrErned 70 aid Brennan himself
the aged swimmer had succUrnbea TO the
odds against hiwL
Late in the afternoon Of April IA Isaa.
Ernest Va Norton accompanied by ms
wife and daughter ana Victor T. Durgin-
started in a canoe 10 eruss Niddlstua pond
M1ddleu1a. Mass. EAlf way across a
squaM struck and overturned the craft
Aar- Merton who vas unable TO swim.
elung 10 the overturned canoe and was
rescued b. men on uhe shore Durgin suc-
oesded IN nsaehfug Mrs.. Morton. placed
her upon the canoe swan E1rward and
reached the ehud and returned with her.
and then started 20 SWIM ashore uith the
tive women Hair way be was seen 10
striz- presHulahiF from exhaustion. and Al
tarse were drowned There IS hardly a
dsubt but BE- could have saved has uWu
lie Il BE- had not at1Hmptsd the rescue
q has cgmpaniozs.
Arthur A. rhornlsy o. Middletown. X
T. Was an OrdsrlY in the Thzrau hospital
on August "a. 1877 Fire broke OUT In the
operating room q The hospital, where there
we're mixed acids and thirty pounds Of
carbolie acid crystals. White nurses car
rieo patients 20 The porch roofs and win
eoNs Thornley, entered the burning ro0u1.
knowing The danger from explosives. ard
tcught The Ere alone. gErinEzIistsng II be-
fore be Vas overcome he vas found some
tlne LATER bg hremsn and revived
LEul B. Pisa. wba a5ded in the rescue
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

q Victor Cross At Gerry. X Y ~ tod
IN the srarE q Lg-un A. Gates. Also gets q
medal FISK IL vas VIC uD0k the Grown
inE mHn from Gates and got him 70 the
shore IN safety But when he went hack
for Gates. who had FIRST gone 20 the rescue
Of Cross. the former, exhausted had gone
down for the last TINE and alrhhouEh the
body Was recovered shcr1ly Efterwsrd- nrs
Was extincL
While camping Al SaEner. Wis on June
zg 1sH. Charles F. McCabe q Chicago took
his ehuE1- George a. CrzminEs. our In a
boat fsr a sHd-n- Cu1nuinEs Owed over
board bur -Was taken u-ish a crHup and
McCabe fuzzy clothed. vent 10 his aid
C1rnn1tngs threw b0rh arms around Nc
Csbss neck and they both went down
together. II was only Aftsr McCzbe had
Knocked Cummings unconscious thar ne
was enabled % free himself azd keep
both q them I'D uutn assistance raached
them from shore During the struggle
McCahe and Cummings went 10 The B0r1om
ones-
FIRE hroks ou1 on the night uf October
Is 1909 In a lumber yard on the river
hank Al Oshkosh Wis. Wfliaun Staples
VAS caught On a burning launch. WITHOUT
means q escape. uutu jerome Il Miller
went 90 his rescue in a canoe Two min
Htes after Miller u0ok Staples CT the
launch the gasoline tank exploded An I'M
mense crowd watched Staples On the bIlrn-
ina boat bu1- until Miller went b his aid.
no one dared to venture into The fary
area
Mrs Ana H. Fees Of EmpOr3a Kan-
gets q reward for the heruism o. her hus-
band Rl1y A. Fees. In trying 10 rescue
frum drowning Albert HsE10n in TIE Cot
tonwood river near Elrpdale. Kan Ea5on.
Eho Eas N hathing. called for help and
Fees went 70 his AID. but the dr0wnlng
uan grasped his wOuld-be ruseuer in an
Understands embrace and ne tws west
Gown taEE1her
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
HOLSTERS a Medicine

frou Cauada comes the sorfuI news thst
ichster eaters need No longer fear the nesb
aI TIE Deroe 1ruaraceEn as the insidiouE
source cf stomach troubIe. Neither 4 a.
the cause q dyspepsia and iadiEes1ior
l-ohsieT- instead, iE 80 Eood lhat medicine
men are now SAD 20 be prescrIhinE Il for
aiHeu-s And abour g-aaaao Huszh IL
TINS Tempting melicine Wll be- Available u
the wQTld this year ia Canada 3 number
q Eilla cqrpurutiuns are utilizing uhaf lhsr
assert O. lhe best parr q the lohsrsr. IN
alscoEt cred unrl n0u-
Canned lobster consists r. the rnasr
taken fron the ciaNs and ths TAI a. other
parts having, UNA nuN. been ressctad b.
nv packers. What has been extensively
used a. fertilizer l me Caaa1iaa provinces
has To-Day aecume lobster rarebit- il
consists q crssaent-EhsDed neatly lavsr
ne nEsr and he roe spice - aassd q,
lnese eomHunenra, Which are nliEe1 Il ~.
fnitoHrug ErupuruuEE- siE-feurhr ir,er4
rhres-tsntnH Ever and une-tsuIh re
fh9 zlciala o. Prince EdHard IslanF AZ.
far sane time used lohrtar rarshfr Il ~,
frsar1zsznr ~ ogrlEil aln.sutz. arauustrr Ia
report and peulls Eigh luhstsr apperir.
Ehe1 EicE may rhus lnfulEs & a. the $40.
time thsT -take fheT lueaiaiua.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
Confessions of an Ugly Woman

a eaewsr wunan, writing in the Philadsl-
Ehia In1uarsr keenlE and rather harshlg
dsans ne handicaas and veEatiuus e
nguls srfrnea 10 beauty hut dressed in
homely acrou. rernantE b. nature S1e says
To neht ufs's bar,1e a. an uEly woman
IS 70 have . tarYIhle milestone hanging
rucad une's neck- OulE These who uaem
selves suffer In lhts way can fuzzy realize
ux berin 20 realise. huW terrible such suf-
ferfuE can be.
h ] kzoW an uEly-rgpellEnr- Fars vas
eausl 20 ne ana sometimes . shnddE3
when ] lonn a. myself ia the glass
need nut write IN dstal Of my physical
GefsctEs lot ne bur SAY rhat childrgn have
cried Ehan they haEe seea me and scared
nv heart win ther CITY a. Wirh a white
boz iron. Fer ] faiu wguld love childrsn
and have them love ne
At nchaol ] never reslirad irs siEuificanc@
2 Was "a when ere usrter DAY, an meidenz
forced NJ farf into my hrata raar an
z0t a. ether women are. That was twelve
years aga and tn thuse wears 7 hare had
osuufless hours q artsid iu1sery-
Eaife uucnnsCiouElT. men ara wruIen
shoH ne hoW I Eppear 10 them the firsI
tine 2 sueet them have learned o. Eradg
zheir sEpresainn a. They say. "IasW O. yea
eo- ans 20 Waaeh Ter uhsae mlnErs siEns
e Surprise or aispleasure b. their faces ~
rhTy luck a. ne ] would SIRE ung-rhiug
e fee tsat 7 rouid 20 amonEs1 srranEsrs
Withuut seeing me rr1flns M - an eEe-
nroE or nutioinE q nervous cuuEtrulnt q
manner. Whlch shows theg are tAirhiuE
how lnHeuEsiv uElg . am Hat there b a
mallEnaur tazcinarinn n watching fhstr
piag 81 eKpuessiau. in loasing car fur rhoss
urninE uauueTtsua which play Eprh a
horrfhiF 5anEanE TINE IN my hearL
ocoEauuanF, ] haue NET men VIA suCh
sslg-ouurrui thar uhev save nune ~ fi1ass
EiEua mnW &c WelL IN return. 4 could
lave huEEed then Wpruen- nre snare nrr-
alss. EFsH q Is done un-ens-isuzIy.
1hsE eges sluara heray their taolElrs
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
Heredity Wins-Theyn Marry

A nsport from BsllpuTt- y 7. IN the
sun tells an f1tersstinE story o. how
heredity has just won q 1ouable victory
ever envirunnent n the intended marriage
q Arthur ToH % Mss Ruzh S1anboruugh.
N-h5ch VIII tzk@ place some rizne In Ap1lE
That Is. unless these F0unE persons faE
ou1 again They quarreIled ever hsrsdiry
and gnrirunment in. the first piacs.
Two years sgo there VAS a debate in
the school house On the azssrion. Resolved.
Thar hersdity IL mere pouertul factor In
human ATE tbaa euvirunnaeur. Volt and
Mss Etanborough were enEaEed 70 be mar
risd Al the ums The suvirouusnt SIDE
wen the debate The lowers fen in1a an
arEumFnt ever the question ana dsdna
msnt
Miss sranboHough Was the local runeal-
oElzt and highly respected a. Hueh. a. a
devates q an fer arts sake Affer hsr
parting with Mr. Folr she vest down into
the Aston library in New Tork and sust
Dug and aug into books EparinE herself
no amount q tuH and inHnsnzz in her e.
farrs 70 eompieus family records winch
should support her conlenrloa that herpslfv
was strongest
EolL who Is wen 10 CO. usnt u Neu
York and engaged In social work He TOOK
nfry yOung Italian boys and toTzy Ltrhu-
anials and brought them cut % the segs,
oahs noTrh q BeilporL There they beeans
farmers Fal1 ErT8ss = fHrussl 3esszr 10 AEisg
s1anborough calling Der attention % hss
experiment and pointing 1Er the influenes
q a scrub ozk euTilunnen1 On TIE Lam.
ana siaTs. Miss Scarborough unute sark
very sufng saying that his experiment
ed The great force q hsneditF. luas-
mulh as the parents q his farmers bas
been peasau1E-
The YOUNG man and young woman
drirled further and further spart Per
hEPs the thing that I'D maosr 10 ssnsrste
ths,m Eas Their nVtng Ia ad3uiniuv aralt-
ment houses In Msnha1uan- II culy rbes
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

Ehsn meet them Il people dslsn to ral1s
an interest 81 ne 81 BE- rhe sane interest,"
tai they might take IN some hi6euus rep
the Ire tragedy q H. fer nse is that ]
can always see H.
VIVA God iruuy. fate has given mp a love
for beautiful things. Someone's. when ]
have been talking to a waEizn Udth an ex-
quisize face. and Watched me glury o. her
smile. 1 have felt that ] would willingly
sacrrcs my nte 70 look as she Iooksd FOR
a solitary day, feed that men Norshipped
ne because I was larely. ana u1unen hated
me because Z was aors Iovely NAN they
Were And rhan the mad senseleszness q
Eueh hopeless lunEinEs comes 10 me fee
a wild despair rreepinE thruugh nv veins.
and Z long Win every fiber Of my being
70 Elake Der a. 2 am far one SOLITARY day,
20 thar she may know the ASSN she
caused me By q look But sarh bir1er
cruel thoughts musi Be repressed At al
costs. That Wav Madness hrs
Al r1ues-perhaps in q drawing rsorn
whiie taking % men ana WoEnsa whuEn
know have Forgotten my drazdfuI DIS
ffguremenL and drified inio shs taoughi
thai 7 Vas an ordinary human being "a
look a.. until some chance reflection q
mv face IN q mirror brought home 20 me
the terrible rrurh VITA a Jar and I crepi
sleBtlg Haay and nd myself IN NV room
Elth my tearH q morancauon-
q hare tried uFinE tire ME Of q rrclzsse
20 THAI ] udEhr b. spared rhP eTre'
siances. WhlUh are more or less crael be
cause trey are uncuusCionF- nuf so5t1ss
nruuEht Eith q keeuer pans wien I re-
Numbered WhE ] uas q s0cial Uufrast
rten 2 took my eouraEs In hofh HANDS
and tired to face tire E8rad as thouEh
cared nothing far iIs opinion. For q Tin,
2 uas quits uumorud b. fzruve Eisnrei
sRd sutlie Eigna 81 disgust hut IN usanfl
re Bitterness q my position began 70 sa
into mE suul reieutiesziy once mere. and
retired fuEUrer inro tire plaer Hhere faii
had placed Ule-rhe iEnonlln11E hHrk1ru-I1lt
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
9 The Bees H0me Magazine page x

I've eursrrriEinE Nsv Vera wumen have
Etartst Furum q InuuirT. deEEned 20
save tine for u1nsr wur1er~ remzrrs NJ
Upuft we believes TIRE eternal feminine
ia q pruhlsm thaf yc-nE NJ Lpift sro1ld
Eirs ocuazlunag thuuEht to-
What fhia Httiu cd tuun nHe1s Be- q
Hcbsus % teacn huttg how o. save carfare
e. carry htrn ever fhs az before pHE Cav,
rsp1ss Su1- uhoss scrdid nature chatns
HIN duvn ~ ths practical thinEs e ne
III has occurrss 70 ms.~ Fzther 6sfsr-
eEfaEv bsrinz -rhat CTR uu-e1 Go fIir-
tsr away coua3Esrabie tiEs-~
-Az eng a. uheT ksep 1u1 q taEiaahs
% - trsir frtrrsT1uN 6un vans. -bellsve
NJ nobotT IL EuinG 90 Epl HnE a TIE
ea-p sfuff because thsy Loaf CT ths 5ab.
" danss ems vas wur1h ten or fifteen
cents an hour taert mlsht be somethlnE
n me sehans.
Taks tha sverige woman Cur shoppinE.
for Instance. Father nustrates BY
ncisntffic usthoaa aas could accunpitsh In
I've houra VAT requires an entire day
new
-Anysoav thAt 6opee cut a plan ME that
w1u never rlnke q biE hit WIN the sEirus.
aerreoatsa sen II yea think fer q min
Ute. Pur. rhar any Game he eager % hurry
huuns % her Tat as soun as she gers her
rtcEsTs wcrth a rfbbun- or whatever she
Ehs'R aftsr. Fuun have % guess aEain-
Lkfrls Vie WI nsvsr desert rhs cause az
lunE as there - fuEt une nrure store ID the
avenue 70 make q nTinE dash through
To me dame that 0ns mons sturs ts Eke
tie laEt ne saving station 10 her huhhy
ubsn hes coming bone frum lodgs
L shouid think q married wuuan would
weicuaBs any plan Lha1 wouia save her
E1Ene and lahcr. urges FBther
WIFE b there Win both feet and Wiling
- apsnd al 81 hsr time 4 she can only
nitsstsp lahar SAYS son
Among the SUBJECTS this new Forum
WI Taxa ~. explains Father is house
bod arts. wherein n VIII be semonEtraned
how time ia the home RAY Be conserved 70
II -4hsT can show the married danes
hsw to rake tuo buekuhsEr cakes grow
where but one grew before. their stuu1
nay hep hubbv set down &c his 5oh on
fiue.- SUGGESTS son II wife can bring
On . platrsr of ban and eEEs in ten min
setsa INSTEAD - the half holr she takes
nuW I know q bunch q Guys wa Wil vote
FIR ths Furlzn- Anything tha1 win cut
6uwn ghe running TINE for The eats from
ths ine Doh 70 the gas range 80 me dining
rucrn rHhla VIII be given the glad hand
-Another suh3ect that - 70 be given
attsneoa.- Father Eoss On is the d3atetic
R1tchen
i dun't lhlnA care nluch for that item
On ths pruSnam.~ hedges son III sounds
Tee mu-h Hks scar feed to listen ssod 70
muh Reminds me of a sort u second
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

had lived IN remote pahzz q Brooklgr IA.
n NiniauEburg and she in Bav Hsars
they might hare continued 10 know eacR
ether; buJ 70 Be nsighburs il Manhautar
Vas fatal 10 the slightest anuuaintance
II ls doubtful theT Mould have rsnurU-
oe1ea each others nAmes Il theT has not
- they now admit loved earh orher a.
along
Two months aEo in the oours. Of hsr
HrDoies Miss SuanborouEh discovered shar
she and TolI had q Ersar-grsss- gr-r4-
Era1e1AEher IN eommsn. she trisa 10 ret
back 20 HIN bur cuulen't she therrrrr~
wrote a pr11n letter 10 Volt EsrtnE II h-
could help her IN tracing ne annes4rr Il
Preserved Fasad tl7ls-7D Ven found a
lot q old letters IN his fAmny archiF-r
and they required 20 much slucsdaf8rr
that hs bruuEhr lhem 20 AEiu. s1auhur,sri.
IN peHsol-
Fclt presented ths letters which -houes
eeneiuHiEslg- thaz Preserved Fleids fa1eer
and 1other had had q love acruir nne n.
girl had rhrswa ever ths yaunE "a
Later theT had patched II ID ana rrs
married nGzuiag their eldest son Preserves
n grateful rsnembrancs o. rhesr re-eu-
caltaz1un-
IhaA Shows uas force q hersalfg Nsrr
sdA1eoro1Eh reznarked Ehsa this vas
shown
foit c1d not EaizsAT hsr r11fa rius. TIA
dusty sAe gentleman in the mauary aleur.
VINO Was looking up an ancestor zaho
tought under Cromwell Vas sururassd 10
nots ake sxpresBion in the vounE rnaa'u
eyes a. he cared a. Mss stanborouEb
rroHn tAiH EeEtleulanE descriptson artsr-
sara y Heeina certain thst Volt Eazed a.
MISS 1tanboTonEh with RdEnirndon Il naf
VIE A approach 70 AdorArion- The cid
s=nI'ellan Sss seisea WIKI q IA o. sn=sz-
IA ana eolila not aetsr1utns exactly the
pelse eaAity and intensity q TIM goznE
mans hook. but he rsmemberes sfts-ua.rs
thar uhs y0unE man. lookdux a. Mi-r
Scarborough. SAID
Yes but believe m eurIran1n-nt
Whole lot
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

cousin 10 dgspspsia-
III Is merely q scienufc Errzngansut
70 get the most value frum f3udEtuffE-
urges father
TIE guys whose better hslrss fan fer
thar Eame7 son AYERS. win RTubably be
rnausuE had painted soup bones ard ether
fnerpenHire brac-u-nrac In place q rsai
food For felix's Who Mks thsir eats trim
med ~ VITA pink rfhhona. all ready to Be
uhotugrzphed for tie wuuans page In a
Machine. thai dietstic stun might look
Eeod. As fur mine. beefstsalk suuthsrsd
WITH onions 10 the swestss1 fruit that
grows
The Forum is also equipped 10 Hrrangs
an apartment TO get the most artistic f.
fecrs tram the fzruirzrs~ Fa1her resumes.
Any dame who has lived IN Harlsn
nar~ son relates acan make q sec0nd-
hand folding bed lock IKE q Marie Auroi-
nerts piano Wzheut calling in ths nsigh-
hars. Many a nlne<y-eiEht-esHr Eashsta.nd
iz Disguised as an antique eurio eahinsL
and imitation Loais XIV. bookcases usu-
any hold tive or three old suirs q clothes
and a pound Of mo1h halls
The idea behind the Furum Father
concludes. -iE % save precious minutes 80
our women Gan devote more tine TO cul-
tire
That culture thtng is great dope, Gov
srnor.- admits Son. -but uaEs IL FROM ne,
whenever q skirt can drag dOTn 81 extra
hour or tue to Leaf IN there are ere OF rW8
stunts shes rather 80 % rhzn ehat high-
brow stuff
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Washing her hair or making a pan q
fi1dEe answers son
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
Rob Eggs Without Cracking

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23
Daily Health Hint

Bose who safer frum nervous dEesr,rr
should carefully arnad undue sEeite-.ru-
9irsnio1s msutal eEeruon during meals
ane immediately afterWard shoufF ~
ahoiaec- and happy mental sisia sun
slantly encouraged
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-23

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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-06-25
We'll, Here's Some
 More DaffydiIs!

The author being still at large sub mits the following second instsllment
 If they started s cs nnery in Tomb stone, would the Can Can?
 If Watt invented the steam engine what has Purdon?
 II they strike ore in the Common- wealth Extension, will Melgren?
 If we run short on flour will W. P Miller9
 If . fire started would Tsrbell ring l II Eckermsn builds, does Jim Smith and Ed Hughes?
 If the Hams will the Hood wink?
 If the Lucky Cuss will the Street Dam?
 If they capture the woman sllI Harry Wheeler
 If Twin Buttes are 1909 feet high, hos high is Pete Butte?
 If you should die would the Mul- berry? No, but the Cotton wood.
 In case of war why not seud for Buchanan? . if politically you favor it, how dos 6 Pearce's Cigar Stand.
 If Hunter looks for birds, what will Fowler do?
 II owls sec at night. can Mscisr
 If Bill Boges, will Frank Myer?
 If Hop Sings. will Hi Wo?
 If Columbus discovered America, where did Mcfarland.
 If everybody works, does Demarest? II John Hanley expressed box of peaches to President Taft, whs, has Vincent?
 II the poor are happy, are the Good rich?
 If the servant scruhs, does Dick Wash?
 II the peasant. die, will kingsbury, Somebody said to chloroform the author. Whs, do they mesnO Han assessment is levied, what would It Costello!
 If the county had sheep, would Jake Scheerer? If the Tombstone train were in danger, would Grant Warner II Winters is Q fighter, will & ballot box? Ifs quart costs ten cents, what is q Gsllen worth7 Ii the judge canned bsilif, what would Duncan? If Gates bet, X million, what would Corbett?
 II the T. c. NJ Co resumes, Sill our census show Gaines? If the Apaches he'd var dance, 1 would they let Bravin?