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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-11-02
SMALL BLAZE YESTERDAY

Fire broke out yesterday afternoon
In the old Burdick fish house which
is now owned by b. G., Hale. The
building is empty and how the fire
started is a mystery. as the blaze
was discovered creeping through he
roof. For a time, 1t promised to be
interesting, as the big gasoline and
coal oil storage tanks of the Stand
ard Oil Co. are looted right at the
side of the of the burning building;
had the flames reached these serious
results would have followed.
1t might also be mentioned in con
nection with the fire that this build
ing had its part in the nightrider
troubles a few years ago. AT that
time the fish business was being han
died there and the riders sent friend
ly letter requesting that fish dealing
be discontinued-and II was.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-11-02
NEGRO ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

Wilella Oliver. a negro woman re-
siding back Of the Joint Stock, caus-
ed quite a lot of excitement in that
part of the town Tuesday afternoon
when she jumped in a cistern on her
head in an attempt to drown herself
and was almost dead when gotten out
The night before she attempted to
shoot herself, and not succeeding.
tried to cut her throat, and latter
tried to jab hatpin to her heart. She
Is said to be crazy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-11-02
VITAL STATIsTiCs.
Births and Deaths Reported TO
Registrar During Past week.
Deaths.

Deaths.
Fred Weimer. age 40, Oct. 20. con-
sumption.
Harry Gammons, age s. Oct. 20.
pneumonia.
Erlian Brown. COL. age 20 Oct. 10,
consumption.
Jessie Williamson. COL. age so, Oct.
2S, heart failure.
John Alexander. COL, age months,
Oct. 81, cholora infantum.
Births.
To Ella w. Jones and wife. Oct. TO-
son.
To Claud G. Adams and wife, Oct.
Ia, son.
To Clarence T. Picket and wife, Oct
Is, son.
To Nat Bowen and wife. Oct. 10, a
son.
To Marvin Flippin and wife, Oct.
10, daughter.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-11-02
HICKMAN THE HEAD
Deep Waterways Must
Terminate Here.

II is a well established fact that
Hickman Is at the head of the deep
water navigation on the Mississippi
what is meant by the head of deep
water"
1t simply means that deep water
vessels, (ocean liners) can run safely
at all stages Of water as far up the
Mississippi a Hickman, but north of
Hickman the water is too shallow for
these large sea going vessels in low
stage of water, and these low stages
occupy the larger part of each year.
The Instructions In the channel be-
tween Hickman and the Gulf are so
slight that the cost of dredging to
remove them permanently would be
but a small item, in order to leave
an open deep channel sufficient to
provide ample passage for the largest
steamers that ply the oceans, every
day in the year.
Immediately north of Hickman, as
every one knows, the shallow chan
mel begins and continues on to the
source of the river, which will require
dredging every foot of the channel
at an enormous expense, in order to
make il navigable for sea going yes
sells north of Hickman.
Hence Hickman is the HEAD OF
DEEP WATER navigation.
In view OF this fact, Hickman holds
a position on this mighty water course
that is unequaled by any other town
or city.
Being as it is, about midway be-
tween the gulf and the great lakes,
in almost the center of the United
States and the head of deep water
navigation certainly gives Hickman
very unusual advantage in location.
But nature always does its work
WE'LL in stopping the deep channel at
Hickman il provided an ideal termi-
nal for the steam ships that must
eventually make requisition upon the
waters of the Mississippi Hickman
is situated on a large bend in the
river, which forms a basin rs 3
miles with water 60 to 175 feet deep
in low water.
With Hickman's geographical loca-
ton, the deep channel TO tie gulf,
the deep water basin and permanent
shallow water beginning Immediately
north of this basin makes Hickman
the indisputable logical point for the
great Inland Harbor or Mid-continent
Sea port when the Panama canal is
opened 2 years hence.
All the argument In the world can
not overcome plain stubborn facts.
such as these and we have every
reason to expect that by January LIST
1914. the flags of every civilized ma
ton on the globe will be waving
from their moorings in the Hickman
harbor
What will this mean to this little
city? Let us at least vouchsafe a
prediction. that never in the history
OF America has any city put on so
rapid a growth both in commercial
Importance and increase in population
as that which Hickman will show by
the end of this decade.
Here is another opportunity for the
long faced pessimist to feel Mortified
and shake his head in disgust, Just
because he is unwilling to believe
even what he could see if he would
only open his eyes.
Blu it's coming whether you think
But it's coming whether you think
is such that it cannot be hidden, and
the outside world win see it, yea,
have already seen ii, for the eyes
of the Industrial world is more on
Hickman today than any other town
In the country.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-11-02

Mrs. Robt. Cobb, wife of Robert
Cobb, who is we'll known to many
Hickman people. died Sunday at their
home in Mud Creek vicinity a few
miles east of town. She took sick
on Thursday before the Sunday she
died. She is survived by her hus-
band and two children. Interment
was held Monday She was 20 years
oil
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-11-02
HEKs AND THERE
!. s.gs;:: II

...s:::ss...;s.s e. r. 81 z &. &. I !!
County Assessor Beadles was In
Town Monday on business.
Mrs n. Buchanan II expected home
from New Jersey next Wednesday.
She spent the summer with relatives
there.
The members OF Miss Mena Diestel.
Drinks music class held their first
class meeting at her home wednes-
day evening OF last week
Mrs. c. r. Bondurant Joined Mr..
and Mrs. win Bondurant In Union
city sunday night after receiving
news OF the wedding and Is In St
Louis thiS week.
Mrs Gardner has all her Glasses
with Mrs Is. T. Davis this week.
Mrs Garner Ia an excellent designer
- well as teacher. Glasses open ev-
cry day from to y. m.
Clinton il OF course ready to do
her part In building the interurban
electric railway. Clinton Ia always
ready and willing Clinton Gazette
That's the way 10 talk IL.
Miss Rachel kimbro entertained
a few OF her friends Tuesday night
at an Halloween party. The usual
FRANKS were carried out and an en-.
loyablo time had. Refreshments, sug.
scstive OF the day we're served.
". r. Pate. who Is alleged TO have
iaisir,atcd young girl from near
May field at hotel In Cairo bout
month ago. he been sent TO thepcnl-
tsuuary at Jefferson City. where he
~iil serve a term OF three years.
Al the Firs, Methodist church next
sunday at 9:f5 a. m. will be Sunday
school. and al II a. IN. will be preach
ing BY the pastor. Rev. @. ". VII.
son. The evening service will be
omitted In iAvor OF the protraoted
servioos al the Christian church.
sheriff Johnson aud s. l.. Dodds
are making an effort to get either
Rep Canirill. OF the 9Th district. or
lirn Johnson. OF the 9Th. to speak
here at an early date. Hon. Henry
lioaWorth has been wired to use his
influence in setting one OF these well |
known speakers down this way.
Capt. Steve Lewis a well known
river pilot who has made his home |
90 Columbus for many years (pnoba.
bly 80 oriO years). died at the u. s
Marine hospital in Cairo Friday morn |
iug at the age OF 81. Ills health had
not been good for long time and |
his cycsight failed him some time
ago. which inoapacfated him for
work as a pilot. lie is survived by |
hs wife and seven children.
Tuesday morning. ED. James Yer
non. Of Henderson. Ky. began
series of revival sermons at the
Christian Church In this city. Dr.
Vernon needs no Introduction to a
hickman audience. having delivered |
The baccalaureate sermon at the
high School In this place some years
ago He Is fine orator, and never
Tails to charm his audiences. All
should avail themselves OF he oppor.
tunity Of hearing the Doctor while he
Is here. Services are held daily at
1880 a. m. and 700 D. m.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-11-02
CARD OF THANKS.

The undersigned takes this means
of thanking friends and neighbors for
their Kindness during the recent NJ
hess and death OF his beloved wife,
n h. Cobb.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-11-02
A SPLENDID SHOW.

Culhane's Comedians. playing a
weeks engagement at the Lyric. are
being greeted with good houses and
each performance has been good.
Tonight they play New York Day
by Day" Tomorrow night. The
Fighting Chance" and Saturday after
noon matinee Her Wedding Day"
Matinee prices to all, loo.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-11-02

At East Hickman Chapel tomorrow
evening, (Friday) the young ladies
will give a spelling match. All are
invited. Let each one bring a dime.
The proceeds will go to paint tie
house.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-11-02
CIRCUIT COURT

Olivia Wright VS.. Moses Wright.
Suit for divorce. The couple have
been living near Fulton.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1911-11-02

LOST: 500 and IS bill. Finder
will be literally rewarded If same Is
returned to Saad Salamy.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-10
ShiHsnadritbten.

Hsn gOrt, 9. mdrs. ans.tOms
men: .mauretania" BON 2iDerpooI,
,aOnig Gilbert BON 9snua, y4oriatic"
pcn southampton.
abgegangsn: ga 2Orrotne" mad
Soprs.
9OFDn. Guest.: .Rsnominss"
bon ant1Derpen.
abgss.: r2ate Gris~ nod 9lassotu,
2iDerpooI. 4ngst.: .Scbe'
mian" pou Bottom.
Qonbor. Qneet.: vQomsraniGnA
BON Ct. Sobn, u. 9.
Ola asgOD. Qbgeg.: pGorintbiGn"
HGh philadelphia.
M Man6sitsr. 4bgg.: rS5sriuH"
nab Bolton.
4ntpsrpsn. qbssg.: .Rpunt
Temple" na4 5aLifar uno ct. Sobn.
%. 9.
Jiume. &bssg.: rSGTcniu" mad
Rem gOrt.
Pbtta beIpbia. Qnget.: .Mes
rton" bon 2ioerpoel.
9enuu. Qnget.: ,gsbrit" Don
Rsp gort.
aueenstpp Qbg.s.: st.
Gpuis" mad QeD gurt.
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9iiittrfGrte fir Sunbe
|-bte ollerleBts W betbors
belt. garis iit bic Gtobt, no bic
G9Obbunbs, btef. tIstnsn Surustbisrs,
bic man i'm Ttuff unterbrtnsen taftn,
ous sIitlidfts 9afsin fiibun. Ssbe
eIegants Irdu - Der eansen unb Der
balbeH DeIt - mub Iolb Elm 1bisrfen
ihr eigen neunsu, Iisbt IS sGrtlih unn
nertDObnt es iiber ale Wdben. Wenn
Wobdme Rahmittngs ins 8ois beBou<
logns fabrt 10 liest ~gtiou", -Souiou~
ober .Gocp" ibr ouf fsinerem aifTen
segeniiber. beim Diner bat bas Siinbs
den ben glas neben ihr, betommt bic
6eiten 8iHeu Don ibrem 2eiIer, unb iein
Ra4tlager tpirb ibm gu ibrsn 5iiben
berettst. Gs gibt in paris 2dben, no
Qlss 5u fauFen ift, mas man braudt,
Inn bieie Siinohen dussritaffiren. De-
den unb gel5e, 5dubhen unb Gummis
ihube unb 5alsbdnber aus fhtperem
Silber unb aus ehtrm Cob. DAB on
Dem Wantsl bss 5ifnbhens cine 5aT6e
fein muB, in Der itrh ein NIT aierlihem
WonDgramm perIebenes 9u6 befinDet,
Inn bas Hdshen bes QiebIings su
puBen, iit ldngit T.lbitperfdnbIi6. Rsu
ober ift, baB bos Siinb4en ou1 -
8ifttenfarten haben ioa, tpenn Is iicb
ndmlth ouf xr6Dbe ieiner geienf9afte
lihen Stellns beboupten min. Ri6s
tiger eeiagt: es muB sfpsi Sort.n bon
8ifiitentarten baben. Quf Der einen
ftebt Der 9ame, unter benz bos sbeI ges
siihtete Sbiernen bel feiner 9eburt in
bic StammrolIe einsstragen ipurbs,
fammt ben Ramsn Isiner gltern, alfo
Elm 4us5ug aus ieinem pebigrse. 4uf
Der enberen bogssen iit Der aoIennme,
angeseben. NIT benz .5rau6en- ibn su
rufen pflest, unD .Jrau1sns@ Hams
unb 4orefie. Menn Wabome in einsm
befreunbeten 6duis sinen9sfuh abftats
tst nnb Hien,G,b ontrifft, lGBt fe ibre
Diiiteniarts bort. DessleiHen tbut bos
6lns4eH, aaraasssisss. scb ii4 in to
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tour, DER Iebfen, fDte er idgt, Dor etIler
6Drermenge, tpelde aus sSarbiaen Der
Staot beftanb. Die Metbobiften=air.
DE on Central gIpenue, no er iprn6,
mar bis auf ben lebisn plab sefiina.
Serr RpofepeIt betonte, bob bic ssdrs
btsen i'm Giiben barndh itreten miiBs
ten, cine nDgli6it quite tennifhe Gr-
3iebung Su erhaltsn. Die Ianoipirtb.
fhdftli6en S6ulen feien ibnen ppr
alien 81 empfeblen gr ipornte feline
50rer ppr lleberbebune unb rneinte,
8ilpuns fei oas bette @esenmittel ssz
gen @efeBloiigteit.
SpGter belt Der grs9r1iioent cine
9lnfprahe an ben Southern Gom-
meretaI GongreB".
an Gdsbdmpfen erfitt.
3en gprt, 9. Rdrs 9rei Ras
trofen bpm 9anSrtreuser ,SenneFee"
puroen beute, on &pblenaas erItift,
uIs 2etden In einem Sobptener Sotel
aufeefunben. Giner Der 8eruneliidz
ten lag, nDlIig betletbet ouf benz 5uB=
bpben, ipGbreub bic dnberen beioen
fi9 in einem Bette bes 3immers be-
funbeH. Die 2eute batten fih aIs 3.
6. MalIin, s. W. Wabsnprtb unb 6.
3. 9rabIen tns Sptelregiiter eingetrus
gen. DaIIin. Der ettpa 30 Sabre aIt
tit, bat 10 Sabre in Der Rdrins ges
bient unb, tpie aus ieinen pdpiereu
berporgebt, bic 5eIb5iiee auf ben 9bis
Iippinsn unb in China mitgemdht.
Die onberen beibeu iinb 26 rsip. "a
Sabre olt.
Bill ge9en SumpsI. unb
Sarem Hode.
GprtngfisIb, Su., 9. Wdrs.
6arems unb Sumpels40te tpurben
beute in Der 2egisIdtur bon Slincis
gum Gsssuitanb elmer SefsBespDrIags
gemadt. Der Gsistesber Murpbp
bon goot gountp reihte etns Bill Elm,
ipel9e SumpeIrDde. bic unteu tpsnieer
als 1s g)drbs uno msbr als 3 garbs
msTsn, perbietst. Sdremr0ds Iirb
pDutg unter ben gdnn estbon, ba es
Srauen abfoIut perbOteu 1T, barin ii6
Dffsntlid gu Ssigsu. Die ginrei6una
Der Bill rief gstpaItiges 9eld4ter bsrs
bpr.
8Oneiner Ga mine e.t6btet.
Cart on, Rsodba, 9. RGr;. Sisr
eiugetroffsnen Ruhri9ten 3ufOIse ift
Die aruftanIoge Der Spbro electric
Comp. in Serbian, Calf, am Weitts
tpo9 lon elmer 2atpin. ssritOrt tpors
ben. Sisben WGnner unb cine Jrdu
tpuroeu GstOotet unb msbrere onbers
I6rpsr perIebt.
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befteben iolI. Durh ein @eriebsn
ipirben in oergile fltrs ppr benz Gnoe
Der Iebten aonereb GeiTion afpei
Nmenbements gum goit gtat ongs=
nommen: In benz etnen ipIIte bic apmz
ntiifion aus bret Wdtsliebern beiteben
unb fpurben $4,000 fir bic Soften
Der llnterfuhung betpilligt. unb in
benz unberen foa bic aommiFipn aus
Stpei mitgIiebern befteben unb tperbsn
$25, 900 betptligt. gs tpirb iebt Elm
8erfu9 eenadt, ben anpten Su lDfen,
ebe elm brittes WtttgLieb ernannt tpirb.
9rdfibtnt Saft mad benz
SIben b9erefft.
9rGIibent 3aft lit ON 9pnnerftag
4benb na9 2ttIantd, 8u.. absersiF,
no er am Srettag 4benb por benz
fiibIihen 6dnbeIstpngreB cine Rebe
halten tpirb. BON Ntlunta aug tpirb
er ii9 gu ssbntdgissm aufentbaIt nah
4uguita, Ga, begeben.
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mem 5ouIs Elm anbsrss 5iinbdsn be-
finbet, nit bsm .Soujou" ober .8iiou"
ober Coco" frsuHbf6oftlibs gesisbuns
gen untsrbdlt. M5orouf bann beTasts
Dame bes 5ouIes NIT ibrem 5iinbhen
ben 9efuh srfpiberi unb sbsnfa[s ihrs
unb ibrss Sinb6ens aarien abeibi.
mnn tOHnie frsilih bdrous folgsrn.
baB Der ults sullifbs gfprii BET ben
5rnn3Diinnsn bon teuts fetlDas ins
MonteH eeratbeu 81 fem fheint. Wenn
man unbOfIid fsin ipOlIte -.
uHflar.
5err (ou einem Stubenten): .gDie
ftebt es benn NIT Jbrtm tranien Gns
seI2A
StuDeni: .6cffnnngslos!1
6err: s5iir Gk sbsS esn Rrunstn74
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gaIIfnif6eg. 8

gaIIitifdsg.
MaDom. (sur a0din in Der aiiae):
I'D olg syrGu pes 5auIes lone mir
BON ssbnsn nihts DoriDsrfen!4
limb ib laifs mir pon Sbnsn nidta
no1usrfens4
Geitfpruh.
Wein 1re,nb, Iisbft bu GeIttligstis,
3sia Deints Deiites ntllisfeit.
Dph immer In GefdIIistsit.
N.eil font bein Qift nit GhneEiassil
Gsbs untsr In Mib1tnsstsit.
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Childbirth aeiIf,

Geb. q d IL MP
I'm W!ter bon 81 SnbreH nlb 9 wspnnien. Die
Beerbigung finbef fiat ant Sdnllfng gRnrQen I'M
ga nbr bonn Trnuerboue nus, Mo. b32 fyinbIdp
GfraBe, iOcraEf Inn 3 llbr etn feietficpes Ients
ttrteb Redltiem tn Der Ct 9oicph stirche nbae'
bdIfeH iuirb, lpr8u @erpanote uSso 5reafce cifs
aclnoe,t itnb bon
IL Ten trantrnbsn StnifrbliebeHtn.
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G76 h6eu fur aocen nHb lim bet bsr Sauss
orbeu 81 bslfeH. cor CT RiegesDan acefsus,
Sipplbale.
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UltteItabrtae pyrnu filr Sdusdrbeil uuo
AIN III Der Rude Gu betisn lS1loon nnb 90
fel: glier Ecbn gsndbanfrnaen i'm SuterEls
ionaf Gm1Goemenf afireal, CO GerinsSes
bdube 3. uHb eenoe Ctr. II
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W6h6eu fir ssfld<n. uab SGusorbelt. gorb.
ofta6Ge Court unb Gin Str.
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Hl c hcten fir utigemeeius San4arbeil auls
acbu 1863 goeagt soe,, alpeubaie.
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" d b d en- fir Ssii&euarbeit NIB um beim $50
den su bsIter. Ili2 HGee Str.
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Reutf6es lRabaeu tGt1 ssudsn unb alls
psjlletue 6duEaSbeit; nIGb quite GnpesblunaeH
R0beu. Hdb6utEaeeH DO. <1at UGornl slbs-
Soafb gsortpOcb. ell
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ga , q n fir nlseutsetus Sausarteii tn elmer
tyarHiltt Ton SsrioHeH. 34oA SGsHei stDs.,
Hconoule.
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9eIiebier 8otie bon gRar9 9stmgrilber. ps5.
Redert. I'm alter bon so 9abrsn MSordtsn
uno 20 Iaeen Tie Berbtpuug ftTtbst itaGt
BON arunsrbalife, pto. 2te2 lRdn9r'ter sibenue,
GRorgerte, pordmf ufn 6 ilbr tn Der Ct 1obaii
ncs~Rtr6e Elm feieriihes Hfqltenr abesbniter
nirb, ipoSn Berironbie unb Greunbe beiIinft
eingeInben finn. 1t
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steIlrnasindls----tpeibLidl.

2euffne Srnu tpiimf6t gsGfc5eH uus ga,
eelH brei Iaee In bsr ISOLDE. 1905 @lsafaai
SirabR.
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" q b q en- fin dIIeeMeetRs SaneaTbeti In etre
fIeircn SumiIis in ber EloTftaot; fem $50
tSen: cutter gcbH. II BarfteIb Blnes.
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JHHge beniihe fsraR tu4infrt Nnf6sn nno
Sagein oktr MeiHigaHp 5pa obeI brgi Tnes
In bar gspde. s$2 g2elt Qtbertq Ctr, z. Stod
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9rfabrens fsutinen@4nitreiper apbn 221sc
per GtlrIhe (nHBerbnib Der Slnht). Griter
stIdfe AlIffhen.l .lTtmnier, aoty 25c Der GiiU'
De. 8crter tttr SdIccn (EHtpfebiunesnl. !.
eldG5rfrnGeu i'm SnierHnitoRaI QmpIcnmeftt
Enreau, "a 0eriHsGSe5dEbe II
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tHhstmabaeH. Sis aaanu Blaze. as0I
bale f
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9dbaen fix RoaeH. ESQ ggiuSBam e4ssHut
slooHbale.
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G6neiber. nyu beim R6ben uno @aeeIn III
beiien an 8lnoeBs9i66eR. 225 Cgt 4. Etr..
z. Stcd.
0ater b. unh @orbIaler gno eis critics
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-28
Hyrum News

Hyrum, Oct 27.-Funeral services
were held in the second ward recent
ly over the remains of Hans l. Mel
son one of our aged pioneers who
fought for freedom in the early days.
The remains of Alfred Sorenson
were buried here recently. Mr.. Soren-
son was young man of ability and
ambition. He leaves widow and
three children to mourn him. The
Republican extends heart felt SYM
pathy to the family.
The Hyrum Silver Band will give
dance Friday evening in honor OF
Birth Thompson who leaves soon for
the mission field.
Although Hyrum is believed to be
dry town many DRINKS can be seen
at times on our streets. This is q
discredit to the town and should be
stopped if possible by the town Of
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-28
Break Losing Streak
With Hard Hitting
With Score Of a to 8 in Ten Inn.
ninss The Giants Lam out a Vic.
tory over the Athletics-series Be.
coming interesting.

New York Polo Grounds. Oct Is
The New York Nationals outhit the
Philadelphia Americans and broke
the latter's winning streak in the fifth
game of the worlds championship
baseball series. II was ten-inning
contest full of thrills. The final score
was 4 to 3.
II was 3 to / in the beginning of the
ninth, but in this inning the Giants
fell heavily upon Coombs, Fletcher
and Crandall, getting doubles in sue
cession. The score was tied, and in
the tenth Plank replaced Coombs.
Doyle, the first man up, doubled, and
scored on Merkle's sacrifice fly.
The series now stands three for
Philadelphia and two for New York.
Marquard, who started in pitching
for the Giants, was nervous and un-
steady from the first, and twice
Chief Myers, the Indian catcher, walk
ed out onto the diamond and tried to
encourage him by patting him on the
back and talking to him.
But It was all unavailing. The
speedy twirer had no control. and in
the third inning his finish came. Old
rings home run then brought in two
ahead of him and ruined Marquard
Ames replaced MarQuard at the be
ginning of the fourth inning and pitch
ed much better game than Marquart
! had been twirling.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-28
Mendon Locals

Mendon. oct 27-The farmers are
rushing their beets to the factory as
fast as they possibly can while the
good weather lasts.
Mrs. Agnes Buist returned home
Wednesday from Salt Lake and Og-
den where she has been visiting for
two weeks.
Jos. II. Hardman and son Floyd
are out to Buist. Idaho, on their home
steads.
Mrs. Frank Graham and daughter
I.uella of Teton, Idaho are visiting
in Mendon with relatives and friends
for two weeks.
Miss Myrtle Baker has gone to
Arbon. Idaho for few days.
There was dance in Richards
hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. Farris Jones OF Bingham Is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. JOS Baker.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-28

Notice is hereby given by the board
of county commissioners OF Cache
county that special meeting of the
board will be held on Friday the Srd
day of November, 1911. at 10 o'clock
a. m, to further consider the petition
for the formation OF the Cache Valley
Irrigation district and protests there
to. Written protest may be sent to
the county clerk or filed on the day
of the meeting.
Board of County Commissioners.
BY r. w. James, Clerk
rs
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-28

either an enemy or an intimate male
friend.
The theory of suicide seemed unten
able and DR. Knabe's assistant, Miss
Katherine Mcpherson, said that the
physicians practice was increasing
daily and that she was in cheerful
humur
The coroner having found no evil
dence of a personal assault having
been committed, and there being no
indications of robbery, TIE police
sought to find secret places in DR..
Knahes life. They believed the muir
der, for so it appeared today, was
done by u person entering the door,
not window of the apartment com
mitted the crime and departed by
way of the door.