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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-03

Hear the evidence about bad roads
IN Essex a correspondent Of the Ur-
hanna Sentinel says:
Our roads arc almost mpa ssa Bile,
rs one Of your own citizens Will tcs-
tify. | learn that his pair passed
on with parts Of the traces. while he
and his companion remained In the
buggy to gaze upon the almost bot
tcmless mud"
THIS sort of thing is going on all
tho time all over the Old Dominican. 1t
would be just as well If the Essex
people would plant a few good roads
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-03

Please tell mo whether I am entitled
to anything for supporting and wait
solutely helpless and have made will
to heirs, If SO, how am / to get it.?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-03

You can present u bill to the ex-
ecutor OF the estate OF these aged
neople after they have died. You
nave n quasi-contractual claim for sup
port in this case.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02
cARLsoN-LINDouIsT.r,


For the four year term commission.
ca your choice will be between. Nels
Carlson and Geo. w. Lindquist Both
good citizens but differing somewhat
in qualifications in relation to the of
flee to which they have been nominal.
ed. Carlson possessing a thorough
and complete knowledge of the city
water works and sewer system, even
so much SO that his services will be
almost Indispensable should he fail
of election. which is, Of course re
mote possibility. Lindquist nice
gentleman, first class business man
in his line, but far from Carlson
equal in the knowledge of the citys
affairs. Carlson already educated
without further expense to the city
Lindquist willing to be educated a,
the citys expense Which, dear citi
zen, from cold blooded business
standpoint, and that is the point al
issue, is the best to serve your inter
ests? The answer is evident, and you
will give il at the ballot box next
Tuesday,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02
VIRTUES OF THE PINEAPPLE
veritable Medicine Is This Delicious
Fruit When Fresh-Its Value
as Digestive.

Fresh pineapple juice has great
'dlue as digestive. A small amount
will digesi a considerable piece OF
steak or any other animal tissue. Boil
ing. however, seems to kill the envy
mes In the pineapple, So that after
canning II loses It's digestive power.
The peculiar properly of pineapple
Juice makes It OF value in many ways
For Instance, in diphtheria II is used
as gargle, and the diphtheria mem.
brane disappears like magic at its
touch. II seems to have the power
Of picking out all non-living animal
tissues and rapidly digesting them.
leaving all the living tissues. In cases
Of quinsy. pineapple Juice dlgests all
poisonous tissue. often giving quick
relief.
Sometimes II is not best TO incise or
Ance a boil, and the yellow cap may
often remain upon the boil without
opening. holding back the pus. The
application Of pineapple juice invari
ably establishes free drainage within
short time.
For administration In the stomach,
pineapple acts, adds the Family Doc
tor, as preventive rather than q
cure. 1t cannot quickly correct an
acute attack Of indigestion, though Il
may prevent an attack
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

Were you speaking about wages?
Yes, this wage question is important
Logan has a great many laborers who
earn their living by the sweat Of
their brow. They are deserving and
should be given the public work at an
honest and just wage. Thomas Smart,
Nels Carlson and William NJ. Howell
are in for "full dinner pail" and a
square deal and a fair and Just wage
to Logans workmen Remember the
Republican party has a history on this
wage question. It has always been the
friend TO the laborer, and looks upon
the laborer as the country's greatest
asset. Elect Smart, Howell and Carl.
son and the laboring man will be well
cared for A divided commission will
only bring confusion.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02
CITIZENS COMMITTEE STATE.
$50 MENT. ..

The statement OF the citizens com
mittee published elsewhere In this
issue, is clear, dignified and reason.
able statement, and one that ought ia
set at rest all suspicious on the part
of any individual, or set Of individu'
ais, as to the attitude of the follow.
ers of the non-partisan movement
While some, during the heat of the
campaign, or before they had suffi.
cient time to carefully analyse the
situation, would have preferred a
movement looking towards the selec.
ton of candidates, apd an organized
movement for their election, 1t is ev.
ident that the sober, consistent, judg.
ment Of the majority was against such
an unwarranted method of procedure
We congratulate the committee on
their conservative. consistent attitude
1t is right and just.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02
sMART-HAyBALt,c

Thomas Smart and Henry, c. Hay
ball are the two candidates for mayor.
Between these two you must make
your choice for mayor, dear citizens.
Both are worthy citizens of the com.
munity, and successful business men.
Both have been public officials and
| their records are before you. Thomas
| Smart has for some time been trus.
tee Of the A. c. U. and has reflected
great deal of credit upon Logan
! city in that capacity. Henry g. Hay.
! ball has been member of the city
council for a number of years, and has
/ done all In his power to maintain a
deadlock at the expense of the city.
Both are charitable and loyal to the
institutions in which they believe.
Both are successful. But Thomas
Smart is more than all these, he is a
public benefactor, for he has gone
down into his purse and given freely
to the public institutions of this city
and state. His heart is here, his treas.
ure Is here, and he has gone into the
treasured vaults Of his savings . and
lavished them unselfishly upon this
community. Grant that both are cap.
able which dear reader will make the
best official the one that is success.
full, charitable, and proven public
benefactor, or the one that is sue
cessful, charitable, and to date
benefactor to self? Your answer will
be recorded at the ballot next Tues
day. So.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02
THE COMBINATION.

Have you studied the official bal
lot and decided which combination
you will select on election day? Re.
member you cannot select straight
Democratic ticket for that party only
qualified half its candidates at the
primary election, Remember You can.
not select straight citizens ticket
for that party only qualified one com
missioner, and a candidate for audi
tor at the primary election. Remem-
Der that you can select straight Re
publican ticket for that party quail.
fled all It's candidates at the primary
election, Does II not occur to you
that it will be better to elect a tick.
ct representative of one great party
and thereby vest the responsibility OF
city government with them. The Re.
publican party has three chances TO
one against the Citizens party, and
three chances to two against the De,
mocratlc party as far as the candI,
dates for mayor and commissioners
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

-. 1t is reported that a prominent gen.
tleman in the city, who, by the way
is intending to pack all his possess.
ions in a carpet bag and leave the
city in the spring, is bowling himself
hoaTse for one of kind in the cleo.
ton next Tuesday. People are won
dering what he has against Logan to
desire TO so inflict her. and the citi.
zens are fast making up their minds
that they will have none of it. They
will elect three Of a kind so that some.
one will be responsible An odd choice
would only result in confusion, and
attempts to shift responsibility. The
Republican ticket is the only ticket
fully qualified, and should therefore
be elected,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02
HOW ELL-NElSON.

For the two year term commission
er your choice will be between Will
liam NJ. Howell and Peter G.. Nelson.
Two good, sociable, and highly respect
ed citizens. Mr., Howell, very capable
and available representative of the
younger element of the city, with the
sound, conservative, judgment of an
older man. Mr.. Nelson carrying a
handicap in that his business inter
ests might take him away a great deal,
in consequence of which the city's in
terests might suffer. In education and
availability Mr.. Howell is the fore
most man on the ballot. He is handy,
so that he can be ION the job" any
time, and all times II necessary, and
possesses the technical education and
keen foresight to look over the en-
tire city's interests at glance and
present the matters as they really are
to his fellow commissioners. His ser
vices will be most invaluable to Lo-
gan City. VIII you elect him to serve
you? We think we hear your answer
yes, an answer, that will be recorded
at the ballot box next Tuesday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

President VIM ~. Taft has issued
his Thanksgiving proclamation in
which he speaks unsteady OF the
conditions in rhis country, and also.
I! at the spirit & benevolence has
brought us in closer touch with 9th
er people, to the strengthening OF the
bonds of fellowship and good will that
link us to our comrades in the univer.
sal brotherhood of nations"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

Great times Candidates Hayball and
Nelson are having, and the reports
of trades in the interests of. each 9th.
er cause them to look askance as they
pass by. The friends of these gentle
men do not appreciate it either. The
latest is that the Hayball contingent
are busy ribbing up a deal whereby
Nelson is to be left in private life.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

II now looks as If the Interstate
Commerce commission will have com
plete control OF the railroads of the
country the way things are shaping,
which will eventually mean the elm.
nation of all state. commissions.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

Judging from the hot shot shower
ed on the head of the President of
the Logan City Board of Education in
the last issue of our contemporary,
evidently our friends do not like that
gentleman
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

Now that the price of sugar is the
subject OF considerable comment II
will be well tn digest the statement
II Judge Rolapr en- the subject in orr
last issue.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

In their desperation the opposition
are saying this thing and that thing
about Hon. Thomas Smart. Wen a
man who does things ousnt to be
talked about. Has he done things
Well now We think he iust haDded
Logan City and the State Of Utah ten
thousand dollars n one lump TO In
sure the building of gymnasium al
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

j. G. Allen, candidate for auditor,
is gaining strength daily. At the pri.
mary election great many compli.
mentary ballots were cast. Next
Tuesday it will be more of a party
ballot, and there is no reason why
the Republicans should not support
Mr.. Allen
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02
HIS BRIDE.

He married a girl,
But now everyone knows
What he really did wed
Was a bundle Of cloths;
And he knows 1t too,
To his sorrow and woe.
Foo he's hitched up to trot
With a wedding trousseau.
She looked very well.
In her, feathers and silk
But herself minus these, q, ri
Just amounts to blk,
But he's got to take it
Wherever he goes;
1t would pay him to pack it
And check it like clothes.
He married her not
For the least simple grace,
Nor yet for the charm
OF pretty round face,
He has wed what he wooed.
Just wardrobe, and 30,
He must trot on content
With his wedding trosseau.
When this darling bride dies
Therell be trouble no doubt,
Among all the heirs
In dividing her out;
But we cant look for else,
| s. But Just trouble and woe
When dear papa's bereaved
OF his wedding trousseau
I pity this fellow,
With all of my might
And I'd pity you too
Were you in such plight,
But unless l were fixed
Like old Robinson Crusoe
| wouldn't indulge
In a wedding trousseau.
| -Nesral
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

A California woman got a divorce
from a poet for the reason that he al.
lowed her only / cent day. Yet that
probably left him without anything,
suggests the Cleveland Leader.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02
ttisA DRY Of Canary wilma.

Canary wines nave been known Tor
centuries. and winemaking has been
an important industry, although lately
Madeira has outpointed 1t In the com,
petition The grapevine was taken
to the Canary islands from Crete in
the fifteenth century.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

Smart, Howell, Carlson constitute
the best conceivable combination OF
ability to insure progress in city at
fairs. They stand for Logan work, for
Logan S, workmen at a fair and honest
wage, for clean city, and for con
sentative, progressive, business ad,
ministration in the interests Of all.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

"Methinks thou doth protest too
much" ~ the reply Of the people to
Candidates Hayball and Nelson's pro,
hibition statement The people are
thoroughly acquainted with the attI.
Jude of these two gentlemen on this
question, and no explanation is neces
saly.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

One would think Peter G. Nelson
was stranger in our midst by the
way our friend down the street has
been trying to identify him.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

Are the people talking about Can.
didate Hayball? 1t seems so, and it is
because he does things, too. He did
all he could to maintain deadlock in
Logan City for twenty months, evi.
IDENTITY caring more for few little
dinky jobs for his friends than he
did for the interests of Logan City.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

Lets make some party respons,
ibie'j, the people are saying. We think
II would be ., good thing, too The
people are tired of this deadlock bust.
ness, hence VIII support the Republi,
can ticket, as that party is the only
one with a fuil'list OF candidates.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

Strange how people will character.
ize you a dead one. real down and
outer, and just as soon as something
happens to them that don't suit them
.ney charge you up with the whole ac-
count
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

And now Joseph Pulitzer, owner of
the New York World, the real first
yellow Journal, is now Gead and gath
cred to his rest. Mr., Pulitzer from an
obscure clerk rose TO be one Of the
geatest men OF the country. And in
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

"A hit bird flutters" is something
that cannot be denied Candidates
Hayball and Nelson must have been
hit just below the prohibition rib
Judging from their recent "flutter" in
their party organ
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02
The Test.

Madge-l refused Jack eight times
before finally saying yes"
Ethel-Why did you change your
mind? ~f
Madge--l didn't was merely see.
Ing II he would change his.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

the A. G. y. That is a pretty good in
dication as to the caliber Of the man
is It not? Can as much be said for his
opponent 20"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

The apology Of the ruler OF the
Chinese nation savors somewhat of the
adage of locking the stable door now
the horse has gone.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-02

the New York World he has estab.
flished newspaper that is world wide
In its scope.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
DISSOLVING
TOBACCO TRUST
Formal Action TO be Taken in Courts
In Old Likelihood Monday.

NEW YORK. Sept 25.-Announce-
mcnt was made at the conclusion of
the conference looking TO the reorg-
aniZation of the American Tobacco
company today that petition would
be filed with the United States circuit
court on October 2. setting forth the
proposed plan of dissolution I'm con-
sonancc with the mandote OF the
supreme court and that public hear
ings on the plan would follow. Dates
for the public hearings were not an
nounced.
Attorney General Wickersham was
the last TO emerge from the confer
enCe room.
Il think we can report progress. I"
he said. We are not sure that the
plan will be presented TO the court
without further consideration, but we
hope that IL will"
When told that three lawyers who
had left the room earlier had said
that next Monday was the day set for
filing the petition. Mr.. Wichersham
replied that he was not absolutely
sure that the petition could be filed
then.
Mr.. Wickersham was asked II the
plan outlined was one OF dissolution
Il should prefer to call IL one of dis.
Indignation" he relied.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
CENTRAL
LEAGUE

Special Dispatch - the Intelligencer.
DAYTON. o. Sept. 25.-President b.
F. Perkins. OF the Wheeling Club and g.
II. Varnell. Of the Fort Wayne Club. ar
rived In the city shortly after midnight
and IL was planned by the owners TO
hold graveyard session. but owing to
the objections on the part OF the two. all
matters We're left over until tomorrow
morning. when President Carson will
call the meeting to order. owner Wat
kins. OF the indianapolis club. was in the
city today and conferred with the own
ers and II was practically argued upon
mat ne could purchase one OF the de-
funct franchises ant place IL In Spring
neid. this matter will he properly ad-
lusted at the next meeting OF the Nat
omar Association of minor leagues at
san Antonia I'm November.
Eddie Schosnborn. of the Columbus
Club, Will be In the city tomorrow to
purchase the remaining franchise. but IL
could not De learned which franchise
either men Will get. The day was spent
with several Informal sessions and Mr.,
irwin when interrogatcd 10y several
baseball magnatcS ~ to whether ne
would sell the Wheeling franchise he re-
piled Not on your tin type" In order
70 DE m1gnate In the, Central league
next season. a forfeit of $500 Is required
together with a note payable 20 the
league or 5000 TO guarantee that the
season Will be finished. THIS action was
tShen IN order to avoid any more fore
flushers coming into the organization,
such as the Parker type. Owner Annis
OF Grand Rapids. declared today that he
would run his club TO suit himself and
does not care what action the league
takes ON salaries or whether he is put
out OF the league lie believes that he
mas been the fall guy too long and IS
lust getting wise To take care or HIM
a.re as the guests OF President Redelle.
Of Dayton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
FILTRATION
IMPORTANT SUBJECT ACTED
UPON BY ORDINANCE
COMMITTEE.
Board Of Control 70 Ask Bids on Two
Systems-AlI Phases Of Sub
ject Discussed.

FiltcratiOn was the principal sub
jeCt before the ordinance committee
az a meeting held last night and every
phase Of the important question was
Thoroughly discussed. resolution
offered by Mr.. Nolte was finally
adopted. recommending 20 council
that the board OF control be instruct
ed 20 ask for tentative bids on a a.
trati0n system and well system.
II was the consensus of opinion that
when the filtration bond ordinance
comes before The people council
should be able to present n definite
proposition. with actual figures
Mayor Charles &. Schmidt vas pres
ont 40 The meofirE aud spoke strong.
~ in favor az filtration. ~ which be
has been r. Leading advocate from the
time tho subject was first mentioned
Tho mayor believes that filtration
would De- better than well system
Tor The reason 'llf we'll water would
have dcsfrur'Ita eject on the boil
ers Of the biz industrial plants 81 .he
tIff. 10 h0.r- known ffrf chat me
water gf fla Yn.uf whore the wells
would hr Or Ied. contains much lime
and other minerals NatOr 81 midi
pointed ou' fHIf ri mechanical fifrat.
..r plant snr.I Do. Improbable ae
tff .raf rn.f uu..H ft trI urfaf and
.rHr ra have been rea.Ifft.f
"r r.sfr.t-a IIr stated Thar OH.
H.ru.r ..sf.I .r a|rI Ir Urf
could If Installed .f H moderate rra'
rr F.rn rrIf arf
system u.r h.rl
r.l WHrr.
H. H..r..r..r f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
Up-The-River
News OF GlennoV5. Wsrwood
and loVeiand
Board Of Health Rules.

'ity GarhaR" collector Jacob cain
Will max" his weekly rounds over the
town to-day. Mr. cain Is now able To-
cover the whole territory IN one days
time. The health department Of war
wood has issued rules relative TO the
keeping ana collection Of garbage.
Copies % thcS'. rules having been left
In every house In the district Air.
cam states that The people as "a
WE"i. are observing the rules tn re-
gard O." having closed cans for the
garbage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
q. & o. MEN.

PARKERSBURG, W. Va. sent -
Engineers from many points over
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
from New York to -. Louis. are
expected 20 BE- here 10 attend IN.
quarterly meeting OF the Brother.
hood Of Locomotive Engineers of ina,
road. which will be held here Tues
day and "Wednesday.
me local division has planned
quite an elaborate entertainment for
me visitors. Grand chief Stone. OF
ievcland. viii be one Of the prin.
clpal speakers At the gathering
which will be held al Terrapin Park
casino.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26

The follow rg charter. las. baeu i4-
sued by tro secretary q state.
The b"ekl"y Tiru.rg arf Roofing
company, ~ En~fIey. vs. Va. @. fr.I
IN slate. tile. hu'ld.nE skyligrt4 and fl
general roofing AMI heater building.
Authorized capital. 81 son. ~ wtIe1 3
30" has been subscribed Interpretations
g. " Moss if Teaeer. o. a.. Zilr. Pcs
tie J.. Inu and d. vs. Maxwell. an ~
Berkler
To H0urn Berry FlYr.Ia Fruit conn
panr. ~ sutton. 81 Va. 20 owr rsaI o.
star" in stat" ~ Florida. raise fruit.
vegetable, and farm products Author
Yea capital. $4,000. Ir.pr-ofsf.r- o.
" B"urn AMI q " Tetgsr. ~ Frame
town. ". Va. T. a. Berry II t...rf..-
ton O.. IS. Hef1e-. and R r. R.rr,. "
Sutton. y. Va
'hoopee River Power and Nar.f,r-
turing company. ~ Hartford. Conn. to
Tnarufacture. generate. transmit e...frf.
current. light and power A.fH1r.r. ID
capital 5000. Incorporation 8 s..
S1la Nendes auI wyatt DER nt-...,
of 'arier. ca o. G.n.f-,.~ r..a.,..-
Winriow Dr. Efwarda ard CHARLES *
Jewet'. ~ Esstramrtou. Masq Dc a.
B"asiey and g. 90 collins. ~ RstI.,I.e
Ga
Notary comm s-lro- fa-a boon l.s..a.,
- T. - Rhodes. ~ Williamson slim
60 county. and % Albert lfrJnrleL 90
Fri0~. ~ Lincoln county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
Kings Daughters.

The Narwood circle Df Kings
baH-ht"rs- viii hold an important
n'"tiur Wednesday evening. AZ the
Presbyterian church inmcdiatrIy after
PRAYER meeting service. The object
90 tI. nicotine viii boz 90 elect irI,-
gates Co the stat" convention o.. h ling h
I.tul ht"rs. whi,h viii b. held in
Mh-.iiug pctuh,r fu md H. The
NIrwupd tlfci' is 90 larg. one. being
."iupos'd ~ twenty Members The
OIL, rs are ts follows Leader. Mrs.
= T. christian. Ni,r i.ad,r. Mrs NJ
D. FRAGILE. secretary. Miss tprdrlia
Day. treasurer. Mrs. Israel BcdeU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-26
FIGHT TABOOED

LONDON. sept. 25.-IIome Secretary
nneTchl!i has decided that the Johnson
Wells hEht Is Illegal. and that unless
IN" promoters voluntarily aLandoue tie
match they Will be arraiEned bcfor,. a
masi~trate 20 prevent 4 breach OF the
peace.
The promoters Of the light. however.
40 NOT intend TO abandon II. and John
son amt Wells tonight signed article,
eNrt.lhE 70 1oN under tie National
sporting clubs rule II les eNrsc.cJ
mat prpceet,ugS will he underfak.u in
l." Row street police court -. morrow
:" t-st mo Legality " tire home score