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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-12-21

luncheon served in the early even
ing.
The w. o. w. club entertained
with grand ball in the Hillyard
opera house on Saturday night. The
hall was most beautifully decorated
with club colors and emb'ems.
DR.. Lyman L. Daynes Of the B.
Y. College lectured to crowded
house on SUNDAY morning under the
auspices of our Parents class teach
ers. The two wards met in the tab.
ernacle at IL a. m. and until 1890
listened to the able talk on the sex
problems, so delicately and yet
plainly treated by the practical
young doctor.
Miss Eleese Hill is confined to her
home through, illness.
The girl friends of Miss Dos Ly-
ons gave her a bundle shower on
Monday evening. Miss Lyons will
be welded TO Mr.. Lamont ihlking
ton in the near future. Thee are
choice young people and wc!l respect
ed in our community.
The Sunday School viii present Il
cantata on Friday evening neSt IT
the Smithfield hall, this Xmas
piece and will no doubt be very en-.
tertaining.
The Misses Thelma CaGier and
Fern Nelson will leave IN Friday
to visit friends in Salt Lake City
Mrs. James Maughan's baby is
somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Knudson are
now located in their home at the old
Carlyle ranch.
Mrs. James Collect is visiting
with Mrs. Julia Cantwell.
Mrs. James Chantrill received
word from Fish Haven that her sis
ter Mrs Spott was i'll. She was for
merly Miss Martineau of Benson.
The High school program given
on Tuesday night was decided sue
cess socially as well as financially
Mr.. Edwin Miles has opened law
office at Idaho Falls. We wish him
success.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-12-21
DANGER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous
For Logan People To
. Neglect

The great danger of kidney trou'
bles is that they get firm hold be-
fore the sufferer recognizes them.
Health is gradually undermined.
Backache, headache, nervousness,
lameness, soreness, lumbago. urinary
troubles, dropsy, and Bright's dis
ease, follow as the kidneys get worse
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-12-21
CELEBRATION OF
18TH BIRTHDAY
Smithfield, Dec. H.

Smithfield, Dec. H.
A very notable gathering was held
on the 18th of this month at the
SAINT home in this city. The occa-
sion was the 10th birthday of George
SAINT. A sumptuous dinner was serv.
ed at i p. m, covers were laid for
thirty-five guests which represented
four generations. The afternoon was
spent in merry making. At p. m
luncheon was served and the song
and dance was then continued until
late hour. Ten grandchildren and
the following adults were present:
George SAINT, Jr., Alma C.. SAINT,
Fred SAINT, Ernest SAINT and wife,
VIM. r. SAINT and wife, and Mrs.
Eliza Johnson, all of Treasureton,
Idaho. Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith
and Mrs. Jane Smith of Cleveland,
Idaho, Mrs. Hannah Millington of
Treasureton, Thomas SAINT, wife, son
and daughter, of Clifton, Idaho, Mr..
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-12-21

and Mrs. William Griffiths and Miss
Ethel Mather of Smithfield. Grandpa
SAINT Is a hale, strong man and looks
years younger than he really is. The
SAINT home is noted for its general
hospitality and this last gathering
will add another red letter day to
the SAINT reunions. The many warm
friends Of Brother and Sister SAINT
hope that they will live many years
longer to enjoy their numerous pos
terity.
Miss Lavon Cragun entertained
the Pand club on Friday last. The
girls all busted themselves making
pretty things for Christmas presents
A delicious lunch was served, music
singing and social chat occupied the
evening.
Mrs. Secrest and children of Col
ding, Idaho are visiting their many
friends here. The doctor has puc.
chased Or. states practice at FRANK
lin and will hold there permanently
in the very near future.
The Utah Pioneer Daughters met
at the beautiful home of Mrs. Geo
Y. Smith on Wednesday last, an OK.
cellent program was rendered and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-12-21

Mr.. Greenhorn-I see the Hawks
are gettin' purity pretentious library
Farmer Huerfano-Yep. One hun
dred and fourteen mail order catal-
ogues, forty-four on farm implements
and 235 railway folders Is enough t
make any mans home complete.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-12-21

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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-12-21

There never was a man so small
that he could not call his 20O-pound
wife little one" with perfectly Sc
rious face
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EXCURSIONS EAST r..
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-03
BADEN BEATS EVELYN W,
IN THE BUCKEYE STAKE

COLUMBUS -. oct z-Raden heat
~ last week IA the Hostrr-Colurnh-l.
-take, Captured TIE Eurkeye this a.
ssrn. ' tr, -no IN - lo.ns de.eatssd ths
4h the richer event ua trottsd nr-t
ana thlrd heats IA 055. haIr a second
letter than his own previous record
me performance gave the stak. a new
ircpru ana ranks a. the best ~ tfa
ram circuit year FOR tryttsrz af Hatl-
-n- class His winnings Tor the sea
"'h we're sent " f2e.lUl.
iva Cord md Bessie bee like Bader.
Ner" winning favorltss. The former
iiss We ia trot IN straight heat
L.-ale re" was third twice IN The .I5
: - trot. i've heats OF which we're racsi
Ass4ay. was settled with a sixth heat
~ ~ Doctor wilkes won by being able
70 SAND or Jean Axiom ~ the stretch
Impe'uous Palmer, three year Old
saSer %" ned by L. .. Kinney. or Bush-
nsII, II, aud driven BY e.. A Valentine
stations OF the age lie won In an a.
tack against the record 2.O5l, held
Jointly by Jim Logan and Klatawah
s n. ume 6y quarters 2.O3i.. l.o5b.
Summaries
,,2.i5 class trottias. in {. purse
Doctor Wilkes. ,Murphy) first: Jean
Arion. GRAY second Siacks (AicDon-
ADD third Time 2:O9L.
10 class pacing. Ia {: purse $1,000
hesSie Bee. Parker arst. Ad-iine W
lSord9nl second. Setthriua Lad. tIsOd-
neyl third. Time e.06i.
hnckeye stake. 2.l2 tTotter. , IN O.
Baden. Rodney first. Ruth McC;rer-
or tMCDoualdb second. Esther " cox
third Time 2:0bi4.
z.ll class trOtting. In 8. purse 81
Eva Cord. ,Geers) nrst. Dorchester.
Cox second Robert Aiilroi. tJarni-
som third. Time 2.osN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-03
RALPH DE PALMA WON THE
VANDERBILT CUP AUTO RACE

ralph milford. was eliminated early
N ne race by a broken magnetic. Tet-
Nihrt went out after he had acted ar
pacenaker FOR the first 100 miles be-
cause OF the breaking Of the bearings in
the driving shaft OF his Fiat
81, I'll. Anderson. driving "a Stutz and
~ NeIson, with Lozier car. arpar-
entity never had a chance to win
o, Ietzlaff furnished the feature Of the
trst portion OF the race. frequently
averasins a speed OF IS miles an hour FOR
repeated laps. lie drove the fastest lar,
OF IN" day. minutes 1s seconds for the
l.sh mile course
\ crowd estimated at more than so 600
people was ranged around the course at
advantageous points for siEht-seclnK
No race WuS run without serious &C
c4ntnt, although "a had been said that
the course was dangerous
IN addition 10 the costly VanterbfTf
trophy. DE Palma Won 81 900 Ia cash
from the promoters OF the race rueet.r !.
and large sum from the manufacturer
Of accessories
Hughes for winning second position
IN the race. got $1,000 and maniifactir
ers prizes. Wishart took 81 600 a. lis
end OF the purse and GIN Anderson Won.
$500 as fourth money
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-03
ORANGE AND BLACK
Defeated the Rutgers Team by the
Score 81 q % 6-Backfefd's
Work Features

PRINCETON. S. o.. Ost nr.
.art Individual work tv rr.nrsfons
ts.aran barkrefd enabled fH. o-,rp.
.rd Black to win over Ratesrs bv a
.'.r. NJ % f1 % or fhe university
h"'d hero today TH. nck ~ team
work Displayed hv Princeton tae de
.0ursr.rr fo re .lpror'err naEsr.
Captain r,rIIsfn1 aaI Dewitt b.
brilliant t1rs coupled ui.h poor ,sct.
lung or ffa part of tHe visitors. man.
...I '" rIr Up fhr Princeton score
Johnson Rutgers left hl.ff1rt
proved f0 ha r afar ffe tore un rfs
Ir'rr.inr .re .n fHe seconf period
.rH r.o-rf otter arr.rs NJ ra.re .r
'.r ir advanced fho f-u from .-
'" I'D rari. Hf Uun Summary
.hl0rU. T.rH.sfor. Ultrr.
IaH"f Johnson
Dnf.s Frnm Ioa.Hfarn. H.se-. o.
IfnI..trn.
Umpire. Murphy. rf brown
= Referee 'rYaeIL of -tarffm.re
li'HI L.r'su.n Hopkins. OFF u..er
f.rf
Periods Ten minutes eaeh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-03
TIME WAS SLOWER THAN MADE
LAST YEAR AT SAVANNAH.
Besides thu Cup De Palma Won 50 600
In Cash and Large sum
From Manufactures.

RACE COURSE. AJNATOSA. wis
Oct 2.-Ralph De Palma. driving true
10 tho FORM and tuck which he exhibit
81 at Elgin month aEo to-day. with a
mercedes car. won the eighth running
or the classic Vanderbilt cup automub ie
race from "a field or eight starters over
the new NauwutOsa road course His
Time was hours 20 minutes 31.5f sec
onds Tor distance Of 2s9 miles 2T64
rect This wac az "a speed OF 90 miles an
hour. or five miles per hour slower than
last years vanderbilt At Savannah.
he Palma won by ~ As seconds from
Hughle Hughes. driving "A Mercer Special
after Teddy TctzIaff had Ted through
the first half OF the race and then mad
been forced TO withdraw because OF en-
Eine trouble
spencer Wishart. with n Mercedes car.
was third In to-day's race. Gill Ander-
ton. driving "a Stutz. finished fourth.
only these four cars finished the race
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-03
Detroit


- u. ls''l -. oct &c Cleveland won
the opening game OF the farewell series
with 81 Louis this afternoon 8 % q. bs-
punching hits on Allison with errors
lv hts team mates iu the eighth inning
score" q 3D. r.
cleveland --.. U u u Hu..H.4 .
81 Louis .... N uuu boo luu..L .
tt-ries--blaudinE and D.$-iI. Al
llson. Hamilton and Alexander
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-03

hrst contest Of the season FOR either
team. and VAS played Tor practice.
The game was featured by IA. ex.
celent plays of Biery and Parker for
the locals. while al members OF the
team did good work A. no time wa
tn Wheeling goal IN danger. while the
locals scored almost al will against
their opponents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-03

DETROIT. oct 2-Ctleaes defeated
Detroit to 30 "a game that wa. f.a-
tured by Cobb's hitting and base run
ming Ry getting f0ur h.ts f1 f,.r
times at bat. Cobb practically ciusart
the batting championship of the mafaf
leagues Tor this year. Score.
detroit ...... o10ooO1G-5 b
Chicago ..... u.I gluuU-N IA
battericsH-Jcussn. lioruler and Ou--
low and kocher. Cic0tte. alsh and Sulll-
van.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-03
COTTER
WON THE GAME FOR CHICAGO
AoAIu3r PIRATES.

Schultz made His llth Home Run Of
fha Season Philadelphia
ana Boston Won
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-03

games will likely be secured with
teams from other cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-03
FOOT BALL SCORES.

Brown. .. Colby. q.
Dartmouth. -. Norwich. Q
Franklin q Marshall U. penn
Sylvan 3D. &c.
PRINCETON. 81. Rutgers. g.
Brown. D. colby. a.
Carlisle. 90. Villa Nova. ID.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-03
TY COBB
CIECHES THE CHAMPIONSHIP
BEATING RECORD.

Cobb Had Four Hits in -Four Times az
the Bas-Clsveiand Defeats
81. Louis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-03

u L0uIF :, IIrVrI1fl 4
Detre!t o. chicago :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-03
To-day's Games

To-day's Games.
Chicago Hf Detroit
Washington ~ NeN York
Boston az Philadelphia
Cleveland at ~ Louis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-03

Totals -..... 50 g - N2g 10
AlW" out when winning run scored
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-24
Rio Grande Valley
EPaso's Banks Are 7

banks total banking nearly
of Pasosb banking SZOOOO
100000 EACH and commands
and bank have doubled three and
will double
pepha of $1,000 compared with $500 Even II the present pc
The banking of the nve of southwestern devoPn
this without superior the conservative quality of banking practice Cash items 'do
ngla equnesb percent II a this class
broadly developed their outside financial
the banks
eandmo Southwest Many bank
tonic are Strengthening deposits banks and the H
of raupusu ndsn
benefit all the people the trade well as the people Of
of make
balances, that hfy reflect the real underlying condition of
banking The bank ngs million
d1oughou CheatSou
ElPao and
mt In southwestern
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
Creek Throws Russian
Who Stoops to Tie Shoe
Wresters Fight and Grapple Until 20 O'clock
This Morning When Leon Comedies
Decision to Demetral.

william Demetral early this morning
was awarded the decision over Jack
Leon In their wrestling match at the Salt
Palace When hostilities wero called OF
by the city boxing and wrestling com
mission at l:20 o'clock this morning the
sum total OF the contest was that Deme-
trail had won tho first fall In ono hour
and nineteen minutes and the men had
wrestlcd two hours and seventeen min
utes more without either gaining a Sec
ond fan. two hours and eleven minutes
OF which they were on their feet.
The second bout was enlivened by a
slugging match between the two after
Willard Bean stopped them until their
tempers had time 10 cool. when the
wrestling was resumed.
For the last forty-hve minutes or the
have won at will. as he was strong.
while Leon's legs were wobbly. But
neither tried to get the other 10 tho mat.
Demetral's hesitancy In going after his
OF his handlers. who said that the Greek
Demon had sustained n broken rib In
the first bout and was content TO avoid
the rough going. knowing that the bout
must be called of sooner or later and
that he can meet Leon again at some
othor time.
The battling for the first fall was as
good wrestling as has ever been seen
here. Demctral outweighed by fully %
pounds. was the more clever and eN-
perienced- In fact, Leon's strength and
enormous reach was about all he had
When he would get behind Demetral
which was often he showed that h,
hardly knew how To go after hold
But on the defensive his strength gave
him the advantage.
The fall was more or less OF n huke due
10 Leons poor Judgment. They wresued
OF the mat and were called back on by
the referee, Leon stopped 10 tie his shoe
and Demetral Immediately whipped on a
reverse nelson and reverse crotch hold
and pinned Icons shoulders TO the mat
The action Of the Greek was legitimate,
as Leon had not asked for time out.
Both Wrestlers started sIugging almost
from tho very start OF the second bout.
~ the end OF forty six minutes Demetral
managed TO get Leon down and pinned
his shoulders but the referee declared
that the men were or the mat and that
the fall did not count.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19

Three thousand persons saw the mo-
tor races at Wandamere last night. Yes
terday was plumbers day at Wandamere
The feature OF the race programme was
the riding OF Fred Whittier. who low
cred the track records for one mile and
also for three miles. During delay
Whittier volunteered to make the trial
and succeeded in lowering his former
mark by one-fifth OF a second, going the
three laps in IL l-5 seconds. In the
three mile record trial 1t was the record
of 2:0s i-5 held by Al Ward that Whit
tier went after and he cut the mark
down TO 2:06 1-5
One Of the best races held at tho mo-
tordrome for some time was the three
mile handicap point race The race was
run In three heats. In each heat the
winner getting three points, second two
points and third one point. Bernstrom
rode from scratch, Rogn.on was given A
one point handicap and Duckworth three
points. Bernstrom took first In the first
and third heats, but was beaten In a
close finish In the second by Rognon.
This. with his handicap. gave Rognon
eight paints and enough t.o tie Bern
strom for first money. Duckworth was
a poor third In all three heats. He fn-
ished with six points.
The six-mile class A professional was
a nice race, in which Whittier won after
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19
Ahmed, compelled applause.

Sea Green. tip that was on every
body's tongue In the race trains going
out, won just as the tipstcrs predicted
he would and the bookies suffered a Sc
we're reverse.
Sixteen, In the second, was well backed.
but every horse In the race was played
so the books did not lose much. Null
gan on Deerfoot got the place, but his
disobedience at the post caused Starter
Morrissey to set him down for the bal
ance OF the meeting.
Old Ben Stone. admirably plloted by
Gross. was the victor in the third.
In the handicap Caugh Hill was the
tip. but conservative form players went
to Terms Trick or Prince Ahmed. A
light rain had fallen. but IL merely laid
tho dust and did not affect the track
enough to account for Kootenay's vic
tory Lady Panchta on her recent VIC
tory was backed by few sharpshoot-
ers, while still smaller contingent went
to Royal Tea on account of the light
weight.
Terms Trick set a hot pace. but tired
on reaching the stretch and Kootenay
came with n rush Prince Ahmed after
humping into Royal Tea took things les-
urely and ran as II he were doing mar
athon, He settled down into slow,
maChine-like stride and Jockey Taplin
could not induce him TO change his pace.
The Monk, another hot tip. won the
fifth race. and the talent was confident
of making big cleanup. but In the last
race Descendant and Cool, two very spe-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19

clal "good things" both went wrong:
These two were such strong tips that
many played both because they were
unable TO decide which would win. Very
few doubted that one OF them would be
the victor, but Gross rushed Little Jane
into the lead and stayed there long
enough to win, II was sad blow to
the talent. for they had allowed Jane
To go from to TO l.
Taplin and Gross Will indulge In spirit
ed duels the rest of the week for riding
honors Heretofore Taplin has been the
star His supremacy was merely chal-
lenged by Buxton, but Gross with his
four brilliant victories yesterday Is a
much more dangerous rival.
Sea Green, entered for 5000. was bid
up to s305 by c. P. Dye, Jr., but was
retained. Little Jane. entered for $500.
was bid up to s6o5 by w. C. Scott, but
was protected.
Arrangements are complete for the frst
airship flights tomorrow, The hay and
grain In the field has been harvested and
Aviator Cooke has his biplane tuned up
to soar. He will make his first ascension
about o'clock before the beginning OF
the races and the other at some con-
venient interval between the races These
is no extra charge of any sort to rnts
exhibition.
Inquiries received from outside towns
indicate there Will be a large attendance
In addition to the regular crowd OF about
5000 turtles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-19

saved from hitting the floor by the
ropes; the sponge hurtled through the
air and the crowd hustled and hustled
for the exits.
AS clever as Wells is, it seemed from
tonight's showing that he does not DOS.
sess the stamina necessary for a long
fight. For three rounds he battered
Kennedy around the ring-knockinq
him down in the first with a short left
and then Kennedy deliberately held
out his jaw in the fourth and took sir
punches flush on the jaw without show
ing the least sign OF harm,
1t was the steady punishment that
caused Kennedy to lose by what will
be recorded as knockout He took a
drubbing that made his endurance ap-
pear superhuman for seven rounds.
Then the Briton, aware that he was
near victory's goal. threw ali his
strength into his wallops and brought
about the sudden termination.
Wells did not fight Kennedy as he
did Palzer in the last battle. He de.
pended upon his ability as a boxer 10
wear down his rival, a brand Of done
that worked 10 perfection