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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-21

E1 NAY AIS1AG 4gWs
have no fear OF God who ever found
Ny earthly father fun OF tenderness
How oft. in childhoOd's hour. by angu-
ish bound
For some past fault. I'd faitering con-
fess
Ny shame and sorrow, whispering in
his ear.
He'd say in answer. Were you naughty.
dear2
had forgotten Then I'd go to bed.
BY his kind words and kisses CON-
forted-
Twas thus learnt a fathers tender
ness.
Through IOng. long years I cherish,
love and bless
The strength that shielded all my child
hoods days.
The gentieness that blessed my child
hoods ways.
And know the Fathe- IN Gods highest
heaven
WIN whisper. at the last, of sins for
given.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-05-21

For so wears Lydia Z. PinLham's Vegetable
COMPOUND has been the standard remedy for fe-
male ills. No one sick with wOman's ailments
does Justice to herself who will not try this Ia
NOUS medicine. made from roots and herbs, 1t
has restored so many suffering women TO health.
ps-zwRs,yVrite to LYDIA E. PINKHAM MEDICIEECOs
ks&8$ CONFIDENTIAL LYNN, MASS, for advice:
Vour letter will be opened, read and answered
- I,~lS = ~+rict confidence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
Methodist

The pastors Of the Methodist
churches OF the city are absent to-
day, attending the sessions Of the Viz
sinia Conference in Lynchburg. For
the most part, however. their pull
pits will be filled by ministers Of Other
denominations, members of the Baptist
Association. in session at Petersburg.
assisting in this work
The pulpits of the Baptist churches
will, be occupied either oy tae11 req
the denomination, who will come from
Petersburg to conduct the services
Rev. B. Lacy Hoge. pastor OF the
manuel Baptist Church. Will lecture
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock 70 lns
mems meeting in the Central T. ~. q
A., ON the subject, Does Jesus Lave
s. r. Axe. the newly-chosen rel1Stous
work assistant Of the ASSOCIATION. WIZ
conduct the opening song service
boys meeting will be held as usuai al
$50 O'Clock.
Rev. E. J. Richardson will speak in
the Union Station Methodist Church.
Twenty-fourth and y streets. tniS az
terrfoon at o'clock. His talk Will De
addressed to the Sunday senooi pupils
!; of the city 1t will be illustrated oy
crayon sketches made by the lecturer
himself. on an improvised blackboard
Rev. J. d. Kestler will preach inis
morning In the Monument Methodis.
Church on The Biography OF Jonn
by Rev. o. o. Dietz, who VIII preach
from the subject The Greatest Prom
| ise" >..S
dist Church will be allied at both ser
. vices to-day by members OF the BaP-
tis; Association This morning. Rev.
! r. Aubrey Williams. D. D. Of Freezer
icxsSurg. will preach and to-night
Rev. J. +. Hicks, n. D., Of Danviiie'
f. will speak 49,.
| TheoiogtcaI Seminary, VIII preach ootn
\ morning and evening at the BROAD
Street Methodist Church
| The VICTORY OF Goodness" viii be
the subject Of Rev. Alexander 7. BOW
ser,s sermon at the First Unitarian
Rev = IF. Shelburne. D. D. Of Bristol.
who has recently been elected presi-
dent of Howard College,, Ala. WIZ
{ pr.acz this morning in Calvary Zap
lis; Church Tonight Rev. Ryiand
Knight, uho notified the board of dea-
cons last week that he would tender
his resignation rs pastor to-day, VIII
occupy the pulpit
.The Truth Which u IN Jesus. viii
re the subject Of Rev. Henry reasce
CHRISTIAN Church this norning; 1e.
nigh; he VIZ preach on The osssn and
TIE Fruit"
Rev. David Francis. pastor q tns
Third Christian Church. VII preeca this
morning on when Men Fray HIS
subject tonight viii be The supreme
Question"
Rev. Z. r. oroseelose wiI take for
the subject Of his sermon ehfo morn
ing in the Paramount Christian ChsrcS.
The Eve-lssting Work OF 0o4" To-
rtgh; he will speak from the tcric.
This Day Arc These Tainn Fcidsled.
Rev. z. J. Richardson aei6 secretary
Of the Aaei-SaIcon Laxue, VIII "a.
dress the congregation OF the seventh
street Christian Church to-ntght Thss
morning tse pastor. Rev n ID G.
MacIachian. vii pressh on the SUB
iec.. Heads or HeartS
The cougresation of the orsce street
PRESBYTERIAN Chur-h viii be sddresss-s
tonight ny Rev. rsddcvt Mo0DaSrhah.
a syrfaa lecturer. Who wiz sVpcar In
native costume. Hts subject win he
|, THE Shcph~rds' song On the HUE OF
Lebaaon He vSu carry IL ooevSA-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
them being well known BY the police
IN this country.

Horse owners are confronted BY Q
new danger. calculated TO render them
naRs TO gentlemen riders. either Ios
liai races or steepiechases. For the
Comte de Suzanne;. whose horse Peter
hof III came a crcpper IN q stes PIE
chase AZ Douai. rolling over is r.der.
a vel known sportsman OF the name
Of Guy Xisone. smashing his leg ~
four ai8<.ent places. has 0een Sue0 Oy
he loeeer for damages - the tune q
loouss's lawyers haSS Dus foswar1
Tie pSe0 b colx1 tha& n OWDW - -.
0Don0bSo fOp aAy ooOoeo - @yuy
cauoo0 ~ hSo 6oo0e Ooee0v1. e0ae
IN riding The oounfS hosve- 9sSooe -
6scome he aesne aol me11ee0yy. ane
tain>d IN fuiAIlsnG hts DanAase muse
Be compDasasea b. his pssU0eal unyeoe
IL can Be shown ehs4 be, the o0V0e
haA been guslsy % neRngs0co.
TAe cOUus, WoSlo he "a ~ ooeUnSSy
Aeclere shaa the fan % The hoFse va
doe % 10 rs6gP. novertheseo0 eenseo
ro0pooo9ogv9ly ~ ~ 0sseae. DosWesm9
eus shse shSss ale were eeoc.soxIty
sreS0ese in 0eeeVsecna0yp - IA
lfsso0e - eeea perSeceSy sWosO %
'' ne sov ~ c.srss IL rsr.s Asesses IN
favor q the DestsS00~r. Bot The 0ose
has been carried 20 the Court % ~.
Deai. seA 10 sxpeceea % - rsvssss4
sNereOy. II nOe - .moa wa - Wtu.
lag % as0o6e Ne hosSe - . OUoeye.
- rs0pP - my ~ W9teoye syogov.
ioG srS0 Mn Sstsrsoae1 lUey 0u1e1
- VoDUuU0o 0D0uuoe ouDOv0 -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
KING GEORGE ISSUES
OFFICIAL ORDERS
tn. repea, o, the Ed4et Of Nantes. ~

the repeal Of the Eaict Of Nantes. At
tn. end OF the seventeenth century.
Pierre Caesar de Labouchere WAs q
partner in the great banking and mer-
camille house Of Hope. a6 Amsterdam,
at the end OF the eighteenth century.
The firm moved to London during the
revolutionary war and there Pierre
Earrings daughter. who bore him two
sons. namely the late Lord Taunton
and John. father OF Henry Labouchere.
OF London Truth. II 1901. Napoleon
Or-an,o. to sound England with . view
to peace. and accordingly Fouche IN
voked the services Of Pierre de Ia
bouche-s. who Is thus styled BY Thiers
in his monumental work. Hstory OF
the Consulate and Of the Empire
land. visiting his brothers and sissers.
who had remained there, came 70 Paris.
and after discussing mattero there
with Fouche. vent on to LONDON.
where. through hts brother IN ~
Barring. he entered into N unomcael
Intercourse with members Of the Brit
ssh government EOth3nG Ame OF
saese negotiations. and Napoleon. when
- found tina, they had ben prolonged
wl<hou. his knowledge. summoned
Pierre De Labouchere 70 appear before
him. IAbouchere satisfied napoleon as
TO the correctness Of HIS conduct. and
that he hs.d acted In accordance With
Pouches instructions. the result oesn9
that Fouche was temporarily dsseraOed.
Pierre Iabouchere died IN Engaan4.
Captain Albert Everard % Le6ou-
chere. now hsuring = the Ho.Se en0w
In New York 10 . dssosnSant Of one
81 old Pierre's brothers Who FemoSned
on in Holland.
BY the birth Of q son to the reignins
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
Beautiful Chapel to Be Restored
to the Ancient Order
of the Bath.
N Ia NARQUIsE DE FONTENOY.
- = Ma 0EOHGE has lust Issued OF

~ La MARQUEE DE FONTENO1.
~ ING GEORGE has just Issued OF.
fetal orders to the effect that
the beautiful Henry VII Chapel
Ia Westminster Abbey shall be
restored to the ancient Order Of the
Bath Il was used for the various
ceremonies in connection with the or
der until 1912. and the banners Of the
knights a. the order who were alive
q. the ta9s still hang IN the chape!
above the wonderfully carved old oak
en- stalls once occupied by their owners.
among the banners beng those OF the
firse Duke Of Wellington And Of that
great SEA fighter the Earl OF Duodon-
AID. better known throughout th< "a
rious republics OF South America
whose nayies he created. By the name
Of Lord Cochrane. Representatives OF
their families have now been request
ed to make arrangements TO receive
these banners. which are To make Wa!
for the living knights Grand Cross Of
the Order. according TO taet- seniority.
Next Nay, that 10 to say. little over
q hundred years since the chapel was
IaSt uoed for any ceremonies IN con-
nection with the order, a grand func-
ton. investifure and installation OF
knights will take place there in the
presence Of the King and OF the gran"
master of the order. namely. the Duke
Of Connaught. WHO Is expected 70
tn s~axsand from Canada for iSe
IN o'd-n times the invest:tuTe u: IL
ereDk orders was af:erS~d ne q reii~'-
Gus ceremony OF Installation. taose
for the Order Of the Garter taking
place In 81. Paurs Chapel at Windsor.
and those OF the Bath in the Henry
VII Chapel Of Westminster Abbey
IIaet year King George revived the re-
HG5Ous ceremony in 81 Georges Chapcl
in connection with the bcstowal OF tne
Order Of the Garter upon : eldest son.
she prince Of wales The Order % 81
iudrew has now its chapel in -
CHESS Cathedral a; Edinburgh. the
order Of ST Michael and ST. George has
rs chapel IN ~ P'rs
where an annual service for the
knights takes place: and now the Or
der OF the Bath. len dates from the
seien Of Richard H., has restored 20
q - former chapel in Wessminsss'
XAS0v. This chapel 10 one Of Shs
Wo0e wonderful pieces OF archltsceur.
IN tSo world and the fan va1lssne O.
the rsof Win sss caves zone Ssa.
Achievement IN exsssence Of the me
SsnSc craft. the whole being put TO-
evsxAer w4%N s%s w-eciS!on q - 0Oerou-
cmscai inssru@eRt.
aenas An New York. ol1csay1y deslGoae.
- ~ the Nethegiaads government %
rSpr;sent the Dutch cavalry. IN wh1en
D. SosAs q co0misslon, n the gTcAk IN
0usa Hor1e .ChOW IN Madison Squore
0Hroea. Wk!cA 0pe0e1 YESTERDAY. -
ouiy l30eaatly reiased 90 the isee HeGry
WeUS for Northampton ana fcunder %
YOv6ou Trueh. Heary LAboocAefe
w.. sndeed. 20 conspicuous an Eng
lsSl1Dan that 10 - dimcuIt 20 undcr.
aaS6 any memher Of his family hsas-
- Oh the mssser 70 thae the
ylSO0cSeFSD ere IN O11 h00se ~ he
1WDQUOe NSo6l1Gy. wH3cA emegSoeee
- -UUDO - 0oo1o1 90 - ~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

fSpecsal to The Tines-DtspatchB
Cumberland. va. November fs.-Thc
large harm and stable belonging Go q.
g. F1ippen and located .; th. rear OF
M restdeo~e. was burned THURSDAY
0iwht al sac O'Clock. with al IT'S con-
eesyss except the horses and I've stock.
~ \ time ~ looked - - other prop
e9Sv nieht 20, bat the absence Of wiad
SPvveUfed. The lon " esstma&c0 ae
0ooA VIA eSee toourooe~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
Oh. SMITH DELIVERS ADDREDS
AT CLUSTER SPRINGS ACAOkAt
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Cluster Springs, Va, November Is
DR.. Henry Louis Smith. president OF
Washington and Lee University. I'D
dressed the faculty and students OF
Cluster Springs Academy Thursday
night IN the school chapel. His sub
Ject Brains W. Drawn" was handied
in a most original and attractive man
ner. His illustrations and comparisons
were very pointed, and the boys were
greatly impressed by his arguments IN
favor of a trained mind. This address
was one Of a monthly series OF talks
by prominent men from the various
walks OF LIE. in which themes OF an
inspirational nature are presented To
the students
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

has announced a meeting OF the county
vies-presidenfs Of the society. to be
held In Bristol Tuesday. Al that time
reports viii be heard from the various
counties Of the district as to election
law violations. and In case violations
are reported. steps will be taken TO
prosecute the guilty persons
Mr.. Buliitf IL enthusiastic about the
work mapped out for this society. and
10 going TO do his best 90 make the
rgauissoaoa . strong instrmen; In
br5nging about pure elections
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

tional shepherd's crook and sling. -
A mass-meeting for women and men
win be held tonight at o'clock by
the Colored Young Mems Christian AZ
ISOLATION In the Rising Mount Zion Bap-
list Church, Fulton.
Rev. ]. Manning Dunaway, Of North
Carolina, will preach ut the Batnbrtdge
Street Baptist Church at IL A. y. and
8 p. N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
kuleA ., Ante Aeesae.f.

Especial to The Tfmes-DtspAtchl
Raleigh. y. c. November 1S--Home-
ward bound from q business trip 70
Raleigh. J. Williams. OF the hrm OF
Williams BROS. of Angler. Was instant
L. killed in an automobile accident near
tsardenas, about noon to-day J. A.
Hockaday was running the machine,
when he lost control OF IL. and IL went
over the dam Of . pond they were pass
ing. The car turned over and caught
both men under II. HockAday came
out with only q cut on hts face- VIII
liams was thirty-three years old. ana
was married
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
CAps prsw,eA .. Oyster Tssss-

ESPECIAL TO The Tfmes-Dsspatcf-.
Cape Charles. Va. November 10.
rysrc,, the four-year-oid SON Of ". ,.
Adams. Jr.. of Chincoteague. WAS touno
drowned in an oyster boat near BIS
fathers home The child was thouent
TO be at play in the yard OF his n0ens
and was not missed for some eme-
When the father started search IOt
ere child he was found dead In the
noat. which contained three fese OF
water. II Is thought the child ts1p-
ped and fell into the float while play
ing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
YSun Csososl - Dsss1.

(0p0ctal 90 Tie m0e-ptspatcA-
yfO0llng. Va, November lS--be!lafo
Xullluo, about eighteen years old son
a Wilbur Npiijns. was killed while
working Ia Q mine near here. He was
IN the mine alone. Severa. men- hastily
suffered when they found that The
roof Of the mine had fallen IN and
crushed the body OF young Mullins
ire SsI,en roof was a solid stone. and
II covered his entire body except q
foot. II required 6fteen men TO re-
move the poDderous stone nem the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
pgAINAGE MAKES LAND vAIVAA-
(t,rk zh~u.suy swsWD Owpsn ~ tsas
MIne-yS R1sk - 0g12Mn8.

n. ,ouo~ias ns-s isem eat rem VIZ
n,ae;oz, " c, is wea esiea.sss1 % seeoe.-
&c he ssoA people whe e:e pes1o0.6 -
6yssa The Cnsekanon:uy swamp ieo4e n
Herrroe. Hssevsr saa ether esssssso: Iee
fyoa swamp ss1 svse esSsneI
80. ~ - serss IN Lyoa 9wa1e. - bSoeer
I'D D.sAss ceuas1sa. Sons tbs 80. - -
co-poYUsel usAss tAs 500 esesooD 49,
.s.u~I 20 couUsysc, Oevea1DeD 0SSD ~ ne
nam <aaai- Ire WORK - ~ 49, -
pl&;ed. a-d % cress - 49, - -
,arn.rr i.sss n the STATE Tue
r,rs rsad sad peat vodsrseSd whn 49,
maY.. ~f;s sgrsesess he 80 poeoYeese -
., 90 ,sN sar osntur:ee 100 yseyeSU -
ra,. 81. A gree; deal q ~ 0oogU0 -
s-ossh, r1ssn.so>n. crsUs tAe - yUeR Js
esss., s.e1 se>s from - - - $500 - ssa
IN. 80 f-,rs ose q - ooaO - eess1a
ssr acre ard ssH psS6oes 60 - 49,
or csfs o. say wtessf eSso. - 49, -
ars.ser crop % eSesea. eUeA ooenso0 -
,-ss. 70 ,ars- - ON 1ssesss fso@ toe -
fh-~e crors eses ysss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

CSuUay vSss-Pssseossss - - -.
ODO S0eosey - Nese . DsOeS@
fpp<csal 20 the TSmes.Dsspsseh.J
DrsseOa W., November le.-Presseeas
J. =. Dugllst. % she Pure E1scssns -.
&ooey g - xln8A vkG3uoe D10Wt0e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

! Of all responsibility for any harm that
/. may come 70 the rider.
| Copyright. 1912. by the Brentwood
l COMPANY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17


troubled With smen but could not get
right tried Duffy Pure Malt whskey taking tablespoonful
four times the 6 and well
man could BE- There nothing equa have bad experience
Louis Gachman SIT Tsyco ST.. MeEssha, Wise.
Il take pleasure in telling how much good Dys Pure M.
valuable medicine
many 81 in full enjoyment Of all my faculties
Civil Wars and have lived in Harrison
for long time William Los Harrison, Idaho
Fanily Medicine.
Malt Wskey home. because OF
the sreat GOOD child self When first
work My husband bad used
oo.4o ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

S0aee 90 Healthy - -
II have been user of Du6y's Pure Malt Whisky TO.
over Is years and 10 than life TO am IN oi0
lady Of 90 yet smart and in good health and It 10 al
ovine 70 Dufy's Pure Malt Whisky. could not live
Without n."-Mrs. Elizabeth Won Wormer. Grovenof
Corners. N. Y.
- believed sssnoeA Trssble q - YEAR, Sean1aee "a
ssNy husband suffered With stomach trouble fof IL
years. Three doctors gave him no relief but after
taking three bottles Of Dufy's he was entirely
cured. He now looks fine and weighs lsO pounds.
We would never be without h.-MIs; FRED r.
link, 99s6 Sarstogs S.. New Orleans Ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

fetal orders to the effect that
the beautiful Henry VII. Chapel
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-01
s1oo-REWARD-s1oo

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages. and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease, re.
quires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the bloc,
and mucuous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer one hundred dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., To
ledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists, Toe,
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-01
BEET SUGAR AND
THE SENATE BILL
Manager Cutler Says the Industry
Could Stand Cut to That
Extent.

T. r. Cutler, general manager OF
the Utah.Idaho Sugar company, be.
ing asked by The Deseret News Tor
his views on the sugar bill passed by
the senate, replied:
While we naturally regret to see
the existing tariff interfered with
still the beet sugar industry would
not be seriously hurt by the adoption
of the senate measure. This reductc
is not what the press reporters make
it, from $3.50 per hundred pounds to
S1.60 per hundred pounds. From the
present general duty of s1.9O. Cuban
sugar is given a preferential OF ~
per cent or 3S cents, and as most
of the sugar used in the United
States comes from Cuba, the protec.
ton which the beet sugar enjoys to-
day is really only S1.52. If the Sen
ate measure of $160 should be adop-
ted. Cuba will still receive its 20 per
cent, preferential, or S2 cents, max.
ing the net tariff SIPS. The matter
is still further complicated by scale
based on purities, but the above fig
ures are near enough for general
purposes.
The beet sugar industry is vitality
interested in the final outcome of this
conflict. The bill which passed The
house provides for free sugar, TIE
senate bill reduced the general duty
iIcm s1.9O to- S1.60, with the VI per
cent preferential to Cuba. The nat
ter will now so to conference CON-
mittees of the two houses, and as
there is such wide difference be
tween them, it is difficult to forecas'
what the final outcome may be,
as to agreement of the two commit
tees. and as to the fate of the BIZ
at the hands Of Presiden' Tart
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-01
ROBERT MURDOCH
BOOSTS TAFT
Continued from page /

NOulluucu rum pdbS
may do harm to the party that has
helped them and that they have
helped. They had better stay in the
party and take their medicine like
other good republicans"
You know" said Mr.. Murdoch, II
have always believed that every goo
official is entitled to second term,
and / think President Taft a good
official and justly entitled to this
consideration. feel this way in all
official affairs believing that If a per
son is a good official one term that
he will be better the second term
But sometimes this order is not car.
ried out, but because good officia'
is not given second term, that is
no reason why his party is corrupt
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-01
BEAUTIFUL is THE NIGHT.

Last night as ! sat by the window
looked at the stars so bright;
And / thought as watched them
flicker.
How beautiful is the night.
Then turning my gaze to the east.
ward,
saw the moon pale and white;
And as he assembled | whispered
row beautiful is the night.
Just out and below my window,
The river streamed on in its might,
And | said while listening to its muir.
muir.
How beautiful is the night.
hnd me thought how apt were the
angels.
To leave their courts of light,
And DER the earth wander like spec
tiers,
While reigned the beautiful night.
SARAH E. MILTON.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-01

and why he should 60 into the otho
party and want to oyer,.
ty that has honored him. Better ro-
nam In the party and work to the
end that the party will right its own
wrongs instead of going into the
camp of the enemy. Just say for me
mat notwithstanding any differences
between myself and my fellow re.
puolicans that l am Republican
hrst, last and all the time, and al.
ways vote my ticket straight.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-01

Miss Florence Thomas entertained
at delightful Kensington Tuesday
evening at her home on First North.
The evening was spent in sewing, af.
ter which dainty refreshments were
served. Those present were: Misses
Cleo Robinson, Edna Davidson, IrenC
THAN, Hazel Knowles and Florence
Thomas.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-01

Auto speeding in Logan canyon is
said to be prevalent nowadays. Some
chafeurs even have the gaul to
boast OF time made between the
Forks and Logan. Pure luck has
favored the teamsters and automobil,
lists alike thus far, but danger exists
In such action nevertheless. Who
VIII be to blame in case a death re
suits?
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-01

A delightful affair of the week
was the party given Monday evening
by Miss Villa Benson at her hon
on West Center, in honor of Mrs. +.
w. Hoffer. The time was spent in
music and social pastime after which
dainty refreshments were served.
There were twelve guests present
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-01

Quarterly Conference of Cache
Stake will be held in the tabernacle
Sunday, August 4. Sessions 1t
m, 2 and 1880 p. m. Several of the
presiding authorities of the churcf
will be in attendance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-01

Mr.. Heber Davis, son of Mrs.
Davis OF the Second ward who has
been away for the past I'VE years
is in Logan visiting with relatives
and friends for q few days.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-01

Miss Alice King of the Howell
Carbon Co., leaves this morning fol
Pocatello where she will spend hel
vacation visiting with relatives and
friends.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-01

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
Valley people.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-01

Mr.. Will Apperly formerly resi-.
dent of this city, but for many years
travelling around in different parts
of the country is in the city renewing
old acquaintances.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-08-01

Mrs. w. =. knowles left yeste day
morning for Salt Lake City, where
she will visit for few days, guest
of her sister Mrs. NJ. A. Sorenson.