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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-11

Referee, Vance Benson; halves, IS
minutes; score. 43 to 10 in favor of
the Fifth Years.
The second game was one Of the
fastest games of basket ball ever
played between classes. II was be-
tween the Fourths and Second years.
The final score was so to 35 in favor
of the fourth years. The class cham.
pionship lies between these two elias
SEES and the next game promises to 90
even more interesting than the last
Fourths Seconds
Peterson -. &C =. J Christensen
christensen =. RIG -. -. Baker
0. Zimmerman .aLG ... -. Barron
Farley Hill -. =. LIZ E. e. Denning
Charley Hill -. IF .. Herbert
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-11

Boys unions 75c kind now ACC
fleece underwear 25c each. Trunks
at great reduction, everything at cut
price. Newbold the clothier NIL.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-11
state OF ohfo. Clty Of, Toledo,

state OF ohfo City OF, Toledo, ..4
Lucas County. ...-- SIS
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aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
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use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
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Notsy Public.
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patton.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-11
pHOTOPLAyS


Al this popular playhouse splen.
ala lot OF realistic films have been
shown this week. The chief reel was
mat of the great Irish patriot Rory
oMoore.' The acting and settings
we're done in Ireland so that the film
was as near true as could be gath
cred Another one was Cup OF Cold
Water" The usual number Of patrons
were in attendance, and the singing
OF Miss Francis was very good. the
lady having a very pleasing voice.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-11

to follow.
various classes have begun with the
same enthusiasm that has always
characterized inter.class games in
this school. The first game OF the
series was played Tuesday at 4 p m,
between the Fifth and Firsts. OF
course the freshies were easily de-
feated but they fought bravely and
showed promise of good material 70
be developed. The lineup was as col.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-11
OAK.

During the fore week this playhouse
presented the funny piece When Wi.
fey Holds the Purst Strings" and
"A Convenient Burglar" both Bio.
graphs. While the latter part of the
week a two reel Edison, The Three
Musketers," taken from Alexander
Dumas great play was given. II is
full of scenery, acting splendid and
the sword duel could not be better
given.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-11
What The B. Y.
College is Doing.
Continued from Page I

excel in any line of activity he chose
to follow
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-11
PRINCESS.

AS usual. the house gave its patrons
some good pictures. One of the best
was THE Rose and the Dagger" while
the Reliance feature film Divorce"
was presented. The McLinns, physical
culture and trapeze experts were held
over Saturday, Monday and Tuesday,
and drew large crowds Miss Myrtle
Brown was very well received in her
songs.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-11
ATTENTION.

The Norwegian Society, Norge
will meet In the Sixth ward meeting
House on TUESDAY evening, Move n
Der 1fth, NJ 9, O'Clock p. m. All mem
bes.a ~ Ito society and all Who wish
10 join are reapeIred To be present.
by order of the committee. MA
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-11

Wednesday evening at o'clock, DR.!
Il. S. Bulge gave lecture on the
theory of diphtheria, how it is CON
tracted and means OF prevention. This
is the second number of Series of
twelve lectures, to be given on The
prevention of the common diseases
and health in general. We have no
doubt. of the very great value OF
these lectures to the people of Lo-
gan and think they should be patron.
lied. The price of the entire series IL
one dollar.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-11

Following a friendly discussion held
on the street between A. c. Jacobson,
the well known Socialist and lion. l..
r. Martineau, Mr. Jacobsen chsl.
lenged anyone in the crowd tc de.
bate on Socialism. Mr.. Martineau ac-
cepted the challenge and the public
may expect 10 hear the debate in the
near future.
&
The Wilson, one Of the LEADING Ho.
tells Of Salt Lake City; rates 500 per
day and upwards. Music during meal
hours. Headquarters for Cache Val.
ey people.
Is
Miss Jean Cox will deliver a lee
ture in the Third ward on Sunday ev.
ening, Nov. 10, She will also speak
in the Sixth ward on Sunday evening,
Nov. 10. Miss Blanche Cooper will
speak in the Fourth ward on Sunday
evening, Nov. 10. The subjects will
be, Kitchen Drudgery" and THE
preparation of Foods" These lectures
will be given under the direction of
the Parents class department. of the
Sunday schools.
&
A select party was given Thursday
evening at the home of Joseph Eng
land in the sixth ward. Covers were
laid for eight and a very Enjoyable
supper was served The evening was
spent in listening, to the beautiful pi-
ano playing Of Mr. England's accom-.
plished daughter, Virginia. The work
Of this young lady on the piano is re-
markable, especially for her age. Her
technique and handling Of difficult
pieces was especially noted, and 1t is
not going out of the way to say that
the public will hear more of this
talented young lady.
s
Five subjects will comprise the bill
at the Princess for today's matinee
and night which are all good and will
furnish variety enough for all. Per
haps the best of the lost is Divorce"
which for a sternly moral picture full
of the most dramatic scenes imagn.
able can not be excelled. Another ex.
cellent comedy drama by the we'll
known Imp" manufacturers will be
Uncle Peters Ruse" telling a story
of the Civil War period. For educa-
tional purposes Delivering Mail by
Aeroplane" is a short but interesting
picture OF recent experiment made
by the y, S. postoffice on Long Is
land, which is we'll worth seeing. THE
Yarn of Baby's Shirt" is yarn all
right and full Of roars OF laughter. "a
Vaudeville Headliner" wherein a
clown and an acrobat give an exhibit
ton OF tumbling. Miss Myrtle Brown,
has two new numbers that will please
"All Alone" and Just Song at Twi.
light, Remember today's silver dollar
at $50.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-11

Mr. Eskel Anderson, now living in
Salt Lake City, is visiting relatives
and friends in Logan for a few days.
IS
Logan elevator pays the highest
price for all kinds of farm products.
ss,S 81 b.
Mr.. II. G. smurthwaite Returned
from Ogden Thursday evening.
g
Some rare bargains in Steel Ran
ges, both new and old, are being Of
fered by Everton & Sons. If
s.
Mr.. S. o. Stevens was visitor to
ogden Thursday.
s.
For per cent money go to j. q.
Stewart. II
Several OF our city merchants have
already given me their Advertising
Why cant | get yours? Let me at
least, draw one up for you. Phone w
H. Roe. Republican.
q
The Oak theatre has just secured
the great feature film Foul Play"
from the great novel by Chas. Reade,
which will take three fun reels for
presentation. This will be given at
the Oak on November 20, 81 and 20.
Don't miss this feature az NJ really is
the best film that has ever been pre-
scented in this city,
IS
Boys unions 75c kind now ACC,
fleece underwear 25c each. Trunks
at great reduction, everything at cut
price. Newbold the clothier, NIL.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-11-11

The Thirds beat the First by the
score of "a to 3. The game was much
too slow to be interesting. The sen.
sational playing of the game was done
by l.. Allen who played left guard
for the Third years, getting field
baskets.
The Washington times., 1911-03-08
ENGLAND LOOKS FOR
MEXICO ANNEXATION
Papers and Public Opinion
Discuss Portent of
Mobilization.

LONDON, March S.-There are per
sistent reports today that representa-
tions were made by the British foreign
office TO the American state Depart
rnent that unless British interests were
protected in the Mexican revolution,
England might take a hand in the trou-
Bile. It is considered significant by press
and public alike that the order mobiiz-
irg the United States army in Texas
occasions no surprise in official circles
here.
I'VE have not expected at any time
that we would have to interfere" said
one of the statesmen Of Downing street
to6ay. because we were confident that
the United States would efectuaIly han,
die the situation"
The United states, however, showed
dIIatory tactics, ir the orinion Of many
English diplomats, which finally led 10
the hint of action on Englands part
How strong this intimation was there is
no way of finding out now. According
to one official of the foreign office, Am
haSsadOr Pryce merely took tie matter
lid informally with the state Depart
ment.
English opinion generally suspects
that the movement marks the begin
ming of the absorption of Mexico by
the United States. The Post says that
IL the American army invades MeXi-
co. at is hardly likely that il will be
within the Governments power to
limit the consequences
The Washington times., 1911-03-08
American Troops Sent to the Border With Of Mexico
Important Facts in Great Movement of
Troops

Two hundred rounds of ball ammunition issued per man.
All leaves of absence indefinitely suspended. q
Unprecedented haste and secrecy preparing for maneuver
No Congressional appropriation for maneuves available.
QuaremaSers and comnSary officers ordered to bup supplies
without time limit
Sudden return of Mexican ambassador to Washington from New
York.
Coast artillery drawn TO reenforce infantry regiments.
Army transports long unused and unfit for duty ordered into
commission.
President Diaz reported to be in serious physical condition. with
death imminent
Persistent reports that England and Germany have suggested Amer
can intervention in Mexican revolution.
American interests in Mexico amount to 81 t5OOOOOOOO
The Washington times., 1911-03-08
Southern Regatta Men
Deny Rumor of Change

BALTIMORE, March S.-A rumor has
been going the rounds in local circles
that the proposed Southern States Re
ratta Association, when IT makes its
move to promote interest in rowing In
Southern cities. will sever its connection
with the Middle Atlantic Association dt-
vision Of Amateur Oarsmen, but such
rumors are entirely unfounded, accord
ing to a statement made by we'll
known local oarsman.
Instead of desiring TO separate from
the Middle Atlantic Association or the
National, the Southern Association de-
sires to cement stronger the affiliation
The formation of the Southern body
would undoubtedly go a long way
toward increa sing interest in aquatics
in the South, which at this time is not
particularly great. The object of the
locally formed body would be to inter
est virginia, Carolina, and other South
ern rowing associations, and to hold
regattas at various times At present
the Virginians and Carolinians have not
heen properly encouraged to enter a
regatta, knowing that the moment they
do they would be outclassed. Applica-
tion has been made to the National AS
sociation for membership, and II appears
little difficulty will be experienced on
that score.
The Washington times., 1911-03-08
Use Crystolic and throw away your
wig in 30 daNS.

Use CrystoIic and throw away your
q. wig in 30 days, ,.s
these circumstances. too much credit cannot
be given to the experimenting chemist at
ago. discovered the truly wonderful drug
Crystols., which really grows hair. To all
those who suffer from falling hair badness
dandruff and scalp troubles OF any descrip-
tion the discovery OF this drug must prove
to be a boon indeed All who have already
tried are living testimonials to its eff
cacy. Exhaustive tests have proved that It
will. providing the roots are not quite dead
cover the head with hair in about 80 days
Grey faded hair was often restored to its
natural color and greatly improved in every
way in from ten to fourteen days. Dandruff
falling hair, and scalp trouble in minor cases
were completely cured after three or four
applications.
To sensitive people The loss Of hair Is a
continual nightmare. and to such the advent
Of Crystolis means more than can he eN-
pressed in mere words. To those who depend
upon a youthful appearance for their daily
bread CrystOlis will prove IT 10 be a friend
indeed. To all who are bald. going bald. or
who suffer from dandruff or any hair defects
whatever. Crystols Is now within your reach
Take advantage Of its proved and remark
able hatr-grOwing properties without delay.
The managers Of the CreslO Laboratories
have such strong faith in Crystolis that they
able offer They will forfeit 81 900 in gold n they
able offer They will forfeit ST. O00 in old if they
fail to prove that CrystOlis actually grows
hair They will forfeit s.. 900 in gold II anyone
can prove they were not the first disCOVerers
Of Crystolis They will forfeit 81 900 in gold
II II can be proved that II contains any oil
dye cOlOring matter Of any kind They
will forfeit 81. 900 in gold n every testimonial |
and sworn statement which they publish is
not absolutely genuine. Arrangements have
been made with the Laboratories u furnish
free information in regard to this new proc
ess 40 everyone. Merely cut out and send in
particulars Of this marvlous new product by
return mail.
The Washington times., 1911-03-08
YANKEES INVEST
MORE THAN BILLION
Bureau of American Repub,
lies Estimate Shows
Big Interests.

The Bureau of American Republics
estimate of American investment in
Mexico three years ago was nearly bill
lion dollars 1t is estimated that the in
vestment has increased half billion
dollars in the three years.
A consular report from Guadalaj jara
gives this table of the distribution of
American capital in that one district:
Mines. $4,OOO,OOO; merchandise, $500, 900;
banks. $25O,00O; manufactures, S5O0OO;
miscellaneous. $20O0OO: total, s5.450,0O0.
About 5000 American citizens reside in
the City Of Mexico alone.
Between 1886 and 1908 the total invest
ment in Mexico was Sl,9OS, 100000, valued
in Mexican currency. The equivalent in
American money is 1854, 100000
There are few lines OF industry into
which this enormous Investment has
not worked its way. The hardware
stores of Mexico are managed almost
wholly by Germans; street railways and
meat packing are largely controlled
by English or Canadian corporations,
which, however number many AmeTi-
holders. The tobacco trade is largely
Mexican. In almost every other field OF
development American capital is either
the principal investment or one of the
most important.
The American investment in essen
TALLY American railroads Is heavy, the
Southern Pacific line, reaching south
from Benson, Ariz, across the broad
state of Sonora, will cost nearly $780,
NOO. 900 if Harriman's original plans are
carried out. and it is pushed through to
the city Of Mexico. The 240 miles Of the
Kansas city, Mexico and Orient rail-
road, which arc in actual operation in
Mexico. and the fifty miles which are
building, represent to date an invest
ment OF about $1,000 600.
Yet, the railroad investments are only
small part of the American interests
in Mexico. Probably the greater part
of the total has gone into mining and
the industries allied with mining. Mex
icO's production Of gold last year was
81 44O. 600 Omitted States currency.
and of silver $35, 100000 Americans
share Of this was not far from Onc-half.
A single mine owned by A company
which is largely American. paid Sl,lS0,6OO
in dividends on stock amounting TO 81
go. 800. The dividends which this prop
erty has paid since its inception amount
TO 50. 100000.
The Washington times., 1911-03-08
MARINES TO SAIL At
-FOUR O'CLOCK To-Day
Transport Prairie Being
Loaded With Ammunition
and Supplies.

PHILADELPHIA, March. 8. The
transport Prairie, with Lieut.. Col.
George Rarnett, who will command the
First regiment. together with 100 ma
rires gathered from the yards at New
York, washington, Boston, and Nor
folk. will sail from the League Island
Navy Yard at o'clock this afternoon
for Guantanamo, Cuba.
The rest of the regiment follows on
the transport Dixie tomorrow.
At the navy yard all morning the bus
tie of preparation has made busy
scene stores of all descriptions are be-
ing placed on board the transport, am
munition is being taken from the store
houses and placed on the vessel, and
all the enormous quantity OF camp
pCupiment Is being hauled from stor-
age rooms, overhauled. and placed in
the hold Of the ship
Summer uniforms of khaki, haVer-
sacks and kits of the men have been
inspected and placed where the men can
find them without delay when orders
come this afternoon for the marines to
fall into lire.
The Washington times., 1911-03-08
Ideal Laxative For The Old Folks

Salts, aperent waters, cathartic pills and such
like drastic medicines may be we'll enough for
young people in the prime of life, who may be
strong enough to stand them, though their effect
is but temporary at best and their use forms
habit Mddle-aged and old people want some
thing milder and genter something that is sure in
effect but more gradual and more permanent. For
constipation and stomach trouble in old people there IS
nothing TO equal DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsn num-
bes its greatest enthusiasts among the old folks Some Of
them have used for twenty years and they are giving it to
their grandchildren today They know what is good, and
what good for the extreme of ages is surely best for those
in between. You will like DR.. .Caldwells Syrup Pepsin
1t acts slowly but surely and never gpeS Small doses of
will cure any long-sanding of constipation We know
of cases that has cured that existed since the war 1t helps
the stomach muscles to digest the food strengthens them
so that in time they do the work themselves 1t never
loo late for that Dr. CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin has per-
formed this feat for hundreds Of old people Why don't you
try it? Go to your druggist today and buy so cent 81
The Washington times., 1911-03-08
Yankees New Recruits
Are All Big Fellows

ATHENS, Ga. March S.-The first
practice Of the Yankee recruits devel-
oped the fact that Arthur Irwin. the
scout, has picked uD a bunch of big
fellows. All tie players striped heavier
than one would suppose from looking
at them in street clothes. There is not
a really small mFn here.
Three new PLAYERS have arrived, and
all Of them were exceptionally big men.
Harry Bailey. an outfelder from Ian
caster, Pa; Harry Ahles. the southpaw
pitcher Cf Texas, and Williams, a
catcher OF last years Canton, Ohio.
club. were the helated stragglers All
three are six feet or over and will aver
age close to 200 pounds. AbIes is bigger
than Jim Vaughn. He is feet Z inches
tall. Williams is built much like Blsi1..
only heavier. All appear to be we'll
down toward weight
The Washington times., 1911-03-08
Cruiser DeS MOines Is
Ordered to Be Ready
To Sail In Two Days

BOSTON, March S.-The second class
cruiser Des Moines. at the CharlestoWn
Navy Yard, today was ordered placed
in commission to sail at the earliest
POSSIBLE moment.
She will sail under sealed orders, prob
ally tomorrow or Friday.
The Washington times., 1911-03-08
Johnny Evers Finds
Leg Is AS Good AS New

NEW ORLEANS. March s.-Johnny
Evers, the star second saCker of the
Cubs, is wearing the smile that won't
come Off"
Not since that day in Cincinnati
when l slid into home plate and felt my
leg snap beneath me have l really felt
that the hone had mended properly
he said today. yesterday in practicing
two hours, l found that it is as good as
new"
The Washington times., 1911-03-08
SEND EOR FREE TRIAL ROTTLE

Readers of this paper who have never yet used
Dr. CaIdwelI's Syrup Pepsin have n free test
bottle sent 10 their home by forwarding their ad-
dress the Doctor 4 postal card will do. Ii puts
the world his confidence In its merits. In this
way, by actual, personal demonstration thOusa Ids
IA been brought ID. IL Is regularly in
Thousands of American homes Ii L. The Nations
Safeguard to Health, and the reliable and
agreeable for constipation, dyspepsia and
Indigestion, torpid liver, sick headache, bilious
and similar stomach, liver and bowel dis
orders. Ii agrees well with children they like
it's taste. The purity of it's ingredients
for the Government. II suffering with any of
these ailments send your today for a free
trial bottle and you will how easy II IL to be
cured when the right means employed. The
address Is
Dr. W. B. CALDWELL 708 Caldwell Bldg, Monticello, III.
The Washington times., 1911-03-08
Calls Mobilization
One Of Biggest Ever
During Peace Times

OMAHA. Neh., March S.-Revocation
OF all leaves of absence of officers for
several months to come is regarded by
Gen. Frederick II. Smith. commanding
officer of the department of the Mis-
souri,, as tending TO prove that there is
something more in the mobilization of
troops on the Mexican border than a
mere plan for practice. He declared to-
day that 1t war one Of the most gigan-
tic movements ever undertaken in times
Of peace.
The Washington times., 1911-03-08
Read the Guarantee. sI,OO0.OO Reward
II They Fail.

For many years scientists, not only in
America. but also in Great Britain. France.
Germany. Russia and other countries, have
given endless time and thought 10 the soly-
ing Of one Of the greatest problems OF the
Twentieth Century-how to grow hair on the
human head and check the hair and scalp
troubles which are so atarmingly on the in
crease-without any marked SUCCESS! Abun-
dant evidence Of the abnormal development Of
the falling hair trouble is furnished by every
group OF people one secs, no matter where
they may be gathered together or what their
numbers may b.. Men and women OF an
i'd, or show a tendency to become bald.
much TO the detrlment Of their personal
appearances. This Is proof positive that UP
TO the present the many advertised hair
remedies, such as halr-driIls, tonics, pOnades,
etc. have failed in their mission. Under
The Washington times., 1911-03-08
De Orc Has Big Lead.

NEW YORK. March S.-Pool experts
agree that Thomas A. Hueston now
has little chance of capturing the
championship in his 60o-pOint match
with Alfred De ORC. the title holder.
The score stands 206 to 103 against
him.
The Washington times., 1911-03-08
Medical Advice.

II there is anything about your ailment
that you don't understand, or II you want
any medical advice, write to the Doctor,
and he will answer you fully. There is no
DR. ". B. Caldwell. 7OS Caldwell Building,
Monticello III.
The Washington times., 1911-03-08

hOttIe. It VIII IaSt a long tln1e and ought
to he enough TO cure you. 1t is the best
remedy ohtainahle for constipation, liver
trouble, indigestion and dyspepsia, sour
stomach, nervous dyspepsia, heartburn,
drOwsiness after eating Rnd similar stom-
ach disorders.
The Washington times., 1911-03-08

! received a
sample bottle
O, Dr. Cgld
well s yr n n
iepsin, and |
can sec now
tllaC | made no
mistake in or
dPring II. II
certainly helped
The Washington times., 1911-03-08
They Were Cured by DIR.
CaIdWell'S Syrup PepS1n

In September
last year, while
visiting m v
brother in Chi
cago I learned
Of DR.. Cald-
wells s. y r Il p
= . ps n for
stomach trouble
and purchased