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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-02
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Professors Bad Break.

Professor Blinker is getting more
absentminded every day" What's
his latest break" why. his oldest
daughter is just out of cooking
school, you know, and he's been show
ing his class a cruller she made. He
told them 1t was proof Of the fact that
the men of the stone age played the
game of ring toss"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-02

iava-lavas. with naked sheath knives
cleaning in their belts. 1t was an
other sample Of her wilfulness- De
spite entreati ties and commands, and
warnings Of the dangers from sharks.
she persisted in swimming at any and
all times. and by special preference.
it seemed to him. Immediately after
eating.
He watched her take the water. div
ing clearly like q boy. from the end
Of the little pier, aud he watched her
strike out, with single overland stroke,
her henchmen swimming a dozen feet
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-02

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-02

I'LL WAIT UNTIL YOU ARE IN A BET
TER TEMPER"
away ON either side. He did not have
much faith in their ability to beat of
a hungry man eater, though he did
believe implicitly that their lives
would 60 bravely before hers in case
Of an attach.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-01-02
HOW'S THIS?

CONTINUED Tomorrow
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-02
when HER BACK
ACHES
A Woman Finds All Her Energy and
Ambition Slipping
Away

Logan women know how the aches
and pains that come when the kid
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Mrs. Albert Nelson, River Heights
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of kidney complaint and gradually
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to move. The pains in my back and
side were almost unbearable and the
remedies / took brought no relief.
Finally l began taking Doan's Kid
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-02
VICE PRESIDENT
ANSWERS CALL

Vice President Snerman's death 10
none the less q shock to the nation
that the previous days of serious
illness had given warning. While
death loves a shining mark and is
the inevitable end Of high and low
poor human nature can never accus-
tom itself to the passing of the
great. The pedestal upon which we
place those who have touched our
imaginations we endow with the i'm
agined power to repel even the grim
invader that never strikes in vain
nor knocks more than once upon the
door Of any.
Another capable servant of the
people has gone to his reward; the
government has lost an efficient hon
est and trusted bulwark; the party
which honored him so signally and
had once named him for the high Of
fee which he SO conspicuously hon.
ored has been deprived Of a faith
full leader, wise counselor, and a
gifted exponent Of its principles.
That his party appraised him at his
full value is attested by the fact
that it renominated him for vice.
president, an honor vouchsafed to
none other since the republic was
born.
The moment of thought and in
trospection, and the brief halt that
would be forced upon mundane al
fairs, will be lessened because Of
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-02

the political conditions. Coming as
1t does in the closing week of
great national campaign, Vice Presi.
dent Sherman's response to the final
summons will incline men more to
consider it's probable and possible
effect upon the fortunes OF the va
rious parties than to contemplation
Of the virtues of the man who has
Just vacated one of the seats OF the
mighty.
The vacancy on the Republican ma.
tional ticket caused by the demise
of Vice President Sherman need
cause no uneasiness to members OF
gle one Of them to lose his vote for
his party, for it will not cause a sin.
vice president. The situation would
be extremely embarrassing II each
voter balloted directly on President
and vice president; in that event, a
vacancy occurring only few days
before election, and too late to re-
place on the official ballot the nan.
of his successor, would deprive those
voting the Republican ticket from
registering any choice for second
place on the ticket for the second
highest office within the gift of the
American people. AS it is, however,
the electoral system rescues the par
ty from its dilemma and gives u
ample opportunity to choose and com
mission candidate long before the
Electoral College, as the instrument
of the people, registers their Will.
II is possible, under the circum-
stances, for the Republican national
committee to meet, select a candi'
date for vice president and so dis
seminate information concerning its
choice that every qualified voter Will
know before next Tuesday the iden'
tity and qualifications of the asso
ciate chosen for Mr.. Taft, proce'
dure that without doubt will be fol
lowed. Obviously the name could
not go upon the ballot, since that
would be impossible at this late day
but the duty of Republican presiden
tial electors to support the candi
date so named would be equally as
great as though he had been chosen
by the representatives OF the party
in national convention assembled.
The obligation upon the Republi
can presidential electors to supper
the candidate thus selected woult
be no less than 1t now is to vote 10
Mr.. Taft, since the hold the part!
has upon them is merely nominal
no means has ever been devised o
attempted to force a presidential
elector to cast his ballot in the Elec
toral College for his party cand'
dates( since none has ever foreswor'
hos honor or earned the contempt o
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-02

MS fellow citizens by acting other.
wise than in conformity with custom
and tacit understanding.
1t would be possible also for the
choice OF vice president to be re-
ferred directly to the Republican
members Of the Electoral College,
without any guidance at least pre-
vious to next Tuesday, by the gov.
erning committee OF the party. The
Electoral College will not meet I'M
til the second Monday in next Jan.
uary to cast It's vote, as a matter Of
fact no President or vice president
will be elected until that time, no
matter what may be the result Of
the balloting next Tuesday. It is OBJ
vious that long before that body
goes into session the Republican
electors can have agreed upon the
candidate they will support for vice
president even though the govern.
ing committee of the party had TAX
en- no action to present a candidate
in the regular way. 1t is undoubted-
ly true, however. that the national
committee will meet and exercise it's
right to fill any vacancy on the tick
ct by nominating vice presidential
candidate.
1t is difficult for many voters to
understand that, although the names
of the candidates are on the ballot
e., Republican be warranted in
winch they cast, they are actually
only voting for presidential electors
and that, so far as concerns anything
the people could do to prevent 1t, a
majority of the Electoral College
could easily fix upon some aspirant
who had never been nominated or
suggested and of whom the people
knew nothing, and elect him. Moth.
ing of that sort ever has happened
and undoubtedly never will; yet II
affords an illustration OF the ease
with which the electoral system ad
| JuSlS suSh questiOu dS hOW dilses
through the death of vice presden
tial candidate on the eve of an cleo
tior
The death of Mr.. Sherman, there
fore. does not leave the Republican
party without a candidate for vice
president. Beyond the natural re
greet at the loss of so great an Ameri
can, and so loyal an adherent to tn,
basic principle of the party, the cam
paign moves on as before, confiden
that the national committee in it
wisdom will select a suitable sue
cessor on the ticket, or the Reput
lican presidential electors Will en-
ploy the weeks that intervene befor
their formal meeting in agreeing o.
the proper person.-Herald Republ
can.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-02
NOTICE OF SALE

Benson Irrigation Company, Benson
Utah. There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account
of assessment levied on the 9th day
Of March, 1912, the several amounts
opposite the names Of the respec-
tive shareholders as follows:
No. No.
Name Certif. Shares Amt.
w. B. Preston IS SO $49.S0
H. A. Wallace 90 32 1920
And in accordance with law and
the order OF the board Of directors
made on said day, so many shares of
each Of the parcels of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at the
office Of the secretary at Benson,
Utah, at IL o'clock noon on the tenth
day of November, 1912. to pay the de-
linquent assessment with costs of ad-
vertising and expenses Of sale. ms
H. M. CARBON, Secretary,
Location Of office, Benson. Utah.
adv ertisement)
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-02

Foley & Company's medicines for
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the contrary. our experience shows
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-02

Mrs. /. C. Hastler, Grand Island,
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-02

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-02

perience Will lead other kidney suf-
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-02

Carl G. Kratzenstein, Manager ].
G.. Tanner Drug Store, Santa Cruz.
California, writes: I'VE have sold
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-02

sts ets II y y y y =
!.
:. I do not believe in Democ- II
:. racy, the rule Of the many. l +
!. believe in aristocracy, the rule +
4 of the few; but / wish an ar +
:. istocracy of brains and not Il
j. of wealth.
=, disapprove of the Chautau- i
). qua idea, the attempt to give +
3. a smattering Of culture to ev- i
). erybody, which results in Sc i
:. curing conceit without knowl- j
i. edge.
:. I AM OPPOSED TO THE i
:. HIGHER EDUCATION FOR i
., THE COMMON PEOPLE; i
!. SOMEBODY MUST DO THE i
=. DIRTY WORK OF THE i
:. WORLD; WHY SHOULDN'T i
l. THE CHILDREN OF THE !
4 WORKING CLASSES BE !
!. BROUGHT UP TO DO THE !
:. WORK THEIR PARENTS i
!. ARE NOW DoING?-WooD- !
j. ROW WILSON. !
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j. i j. !. i. !. !. !. 4 4 + + + j
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-03
PRESIDENT SHOULD
HAVE SUPPORT
Wilson Says II Would be Heart
Breaking to Have His Hands

United Press Leased Wire Service ]
LONG BRANCH, \. ]. Nor. z.'tI1
/ knew could have the presidency
and could know would not hare the
support OF both houses of congress
L could decline It. = said Governor VII
son here tonight
The democratic candidate was dis
cussing the possible election OF q
democratic legislature Ia New Jersey
to elect democratic senator. He ex-
pressed the hope also that he would
have a state body 10 help him In
carrying out his work while he re
mains governor.
4 haven't stopped being governor
rel, ( he said. II is my ambition to
be associated further with lie work
Of reform IN New Jersey
Eniarging on bis statement that he
would not care for the presidency TN
less he had q democratic senate, Gov
ernor WILSON said:
1t would be no doubt a very con
spicuoug, noticeable place to occupy
but it would be desperately lonely
And not only that. but It would put q
man liz q position which ought To
break any mans heart, if anything
viii. z position of knowing VIVA,
ought 70 be done for the people o.
The. country and longing TO do 1t and
being absolutely po#erless to accom-
piisn- cannot imagine anything
hat would wear the heart out Of
man more than that, OF seeing
special interests still entrenched II
that ultimate stronghold OF the Unit
"a States senate: of seeing every i'm
pulse Of the people OF the United
States baked and defeated because
there was one part Of their own gov
eminent which vas withheld from
ITEM do not know what / nigh.
De tempted 10 say II were in posi-
Ton Ike that. And am of the cenf.
dent expectation that the people o,
New Jerser and the people OF a nun
Der OF ether states that I might men
uon are going TO see to 1T that in the
next senate OF the United STATE,
there In clear democratic majority
Fhat liz The logic Of the situation
even for the republicans"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-03
ca.hoiie con..antinerl..

ROME, Nov. Eff God permits TIE
Bulgarian army 70 enter CONSTANT
nople I have vowed TO tear the Mos
lem smbIems rom 81. Sophia and re-
store the bas;iica 10 the christian re-
ligion,' read message received by
the pope from Gar Ferdinand Of Bul-
garia TODAY
81 Sophia was built by the Emperor
Jrstinian and dedicated As Chris
tan church IN 53T Sultan Ahmed III
converted II into mosque IN 1A53.
Ferdinand. a Frenchnan. Is Of the
Roman Catholic faith. though the
rnasses Of BuIgarians belong 10 the
Orthodox Greek church
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-03
Life Savers Lost.

United Press Leased Wire Service. !
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas. goy. o.
Fears are entertained tonight for the
safety Of Captain Edward White Of
the Port Arkansas life saving station,
and ssven members CT his crew. Cap.
tain White and crew left Port Arkansas
last "Wednesday night. In an attempt
TO rescue six men Of the crew Of the
steamer Nicaragua. which was report.
ed beached AT point eight miles
south, along Pacific island.
The life savers left In thirty foot
power boat and were due back in
Port Arkansas Friday afternoon. The
gulf has been very squalIy for the last
two days. and II is feared the missing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-03
COMPARING BECKER
WITH DREYFAS
He Has q New Lawyer Now VINO VIII
Try For a Second
Trial.

limited Press Leased Wire seryice.s
NEW YORK, Roy with the
status OF John F. Mcintyre former
chief counsel for Lieutenant Charles
Becker still undetermined. Joseph A.
SHAW, new attorney for the convicted
Officer. issued a statement today in
which ne declared that he had dis
covered evidence which would resu,t
In the granting Of another trial He
also compared The Becker case with
the famous Dreyfns case in France.
Becker is condemned 10 death on
the word OF lot Of unbelievable
creatures exactly Ike the lying
French Officers who condemned ORGY
fus.' said Shay. You viii find that
Becker viii be declared innocent and
given as high rank az vas Dreyfus. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-03
Rpmors ron hdrlanople.

SOFIA. Nor. z.-That AdrianopIe
has surrendered was persistentiy ru-
nored here tonight. The war Office
doubted II, however. SAYING (. trne the
news would hare been telegrsphed
officially from The front and the gor-
eminent would hare been glad to give
Il out
There we're also rumors that air
men had demolished the towns de-
fenges with bombs and that part o.
the place wac flooded. though in what
way was not clearly explained.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-03

Daniel C. Hirsch, one Of McIasyrs's
partners. called MP several nexspa-
Dsrs toasgnt and said that the former
chief counsel had not retired from
the case despite reports to that effect.
Assistant District Attorney Meas
tonight reiterated his assertion that
Becker has no chance 10 get new
trial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-03
The sneed 60.

baitsd Press Leased Wire Service i
FORT WORTH, Texas. Noy. a.
special attorneys. assisting in the
PROSECUTION OF Jonn Beai sneed
charged with the murder Of al Boyce
", al Amarillo, announced. following
conference In Fort Worth this after.
noon, they would file motion for a
re-nearinz in the haheas corpus case
before the court Of criminal appeals.
! ne court OF criminal appeals grant.
&c rneed $4,000 bail last Wednesday
reversing the decision of Iadee
browning OF the district court Il
Amarillo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-03
John Hul, Aroused.

LONDON. NOV. -tsunday. The
British navy department gave what
many people considered alarming
signs Q, activity last night. Officially
1t was announced that nothing more
serious than quarterly maneuverH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-03
TURKEY Is ALL
SHOT TO PIECES
(Con.inned from page II

The SerYians. advancing from the
lnorshEard upon The important west
ern Turkish city Of Nonastir, and
the Greeks. marching from the south
ward, with The sar g point as their
objective, we're reported today n
have effected q JUNCTION and 10 be
preparing for an investment Of Moa-
astfr itself
The Greeks, it was said, met and
defeated Turkish force at Cairo
gavia, leaving lzog Turks dead on the
field.
Ia disposfng OF eastern Turkey as
already occupied by the Baigarians
and the wsgt as have fallen before
the Servians and Greeks. exceptions
should be made IN favor OF the two
towns Adrairpoie in the east and
Monastir in the west Adriznople
WIS still resisting desperately al lat
est accounts; Nonastir had NOT yet
been attacked. 30 far as could be
/ learned tonight.
In the extreme north. Seutari was
still. holding cut against the Montsne-
grins and IN the exits ne west Of the
10 mans land between east and west
IL was said the Greeks were meeting
with vigorous opposition in their ad
vance on Salonika.
The Buigarians themselves conced-
ed that Adriancpie vas resisting des
perately The besiegers had settled
doTn, counting on starving the gasri-
son out. The latter. however, refused
to be starved. They sailed out again
and attacked the Bulgarians with in
describable fury. The fighting since
the city was surrounded, Bulgarian
officers agreed, has been the fercegt
since the war began.
Ezzad Pasha is entrenched in Mon
astir with a strong force of Turkish
troops. Part OF his men have al
ready been beaten in early Aghts
with the servians, and the rest in bat
ties with the Greeks, so that It was
doubted, disheartened by their re-
yerses and cut off from ali hope Of
relief, if they viii resigt long.
Ezzad Pasha, shut UP In scutari,
has fought with a reckiegsness that
has asfonished the Montenegrin be-
siegers So far as could be learned
today, he is no nearer defeat than
when the Montenegro attack began
The Turks in Salonika have shown
spirit, 100 Instead Of waiting for the
Greeks 10 attack them, they sailed
out and gave battle 10 the Greeks on
the plains fifteen miles west OF the
city. II was said tonight they were
driving the enemy back, but the in
formation was from Turkish sources
and was not accepted as necessarily
true
Austrian statesmen we're thoroughly
convinced that Ottoman rule IA
Europe is al an end and what wor-
ried them most was the fear that
Austria viii get less than it consid-
ers its fair share from the division
OF the estate it win leave behind.
The powers Are Excited.
PARIS. Noy. 2.-The powers cor
tinued deadlocked tonight concerning
Intervention IN the Balkan struggle.
France, Germany, England and Rus
sia had agreed on what diplomats re-
ferred to as the form Of interyen.
ton provided that they intervene.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-03
Didn't Nee, Death

So you're widow. How did your
husband meet bis demiseg aHe
didn't meet IT. mum. Dey had "a
chase him four miles befo' dey conld
git him 10 de Iynchin'..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-11-03

we're planned TIE popasar rssx Ezs.
hoFegss. that sas r-szs2ratzc1s look
e5 Haca As Il shs government EazI
worried orsr the prosper Of CLASH
Of the poEers as an outcome Of the
Balkan war
II The course o. 1as sEs1Iag or6sTs
Eere posted Il 5rpmtnent pzsrss and
rsad IN al nassc halls az5 heaters
10 sailors Of 5he frst and s-nrnd
bsssssshlp dssassons 10 rsSotz Their
ships st oace. TIE E viii srt TO
ssa Nondzy. Il was STATED
Later Il vas Eszras5 sszr the .ifsk
sixth and sereasa destroyer 6osflsas
viii sals soday za6er aasssz orders,
presumably tn7 Nedlfa--zueaa Eztsrs
6ls3Ssest - Mossrr Esis.rry-
BERLIN. s5T -Thzt 20 rar Il
modern times has been marked 1T
sa.a 5sooay hand se-hant fsEa1znE NJ
s1aa total saetrsrnoe 70 the szEer-
ng q the wounded OF hg sscA
I z5ocEzaE c-Eeatsss IS 1on-ooEbgtaz-s
as me present Bs5kzz szr1Eas. #as
Indicated Tonight hT Eany messages
a.a-A s sszn1As 9. ne E1s1a 1zssas
= as'ss.ssAass.
s5ar ozs 2. asora1F y
! hattie. -as BzlgE-lzns AID Nenfsaag
r5rss nsva ris6 asiF win Tie Turks.
The Ss-rzs I'M Greeks hare
hh0Hn more rssaFu sa7r ne Recognizes
raass q Ia1a ~ = 1saE
eaoscs O #spnHs u an ne o-
ss-sAa = lAs sssssks asEe ne Oess n1F-
800 As spals1-1
sAls.HsA-1 sor sasI Toln1ea Las
4-sSs pes1 a1s . szss ssesEaslzzaeE
g 1l5-r s1zls -f0-l Eszlls sss1E
80 e1F I've i0lS
la1s A.ssss'esE e Asss 7esn
= lSo s1ssA : lss % lo1ssH H1 s1se
sdssn1ases saes hare Eoa % ssorfsss
Concerning las knol saa szs5 E'sa- as
sSerssals, Nal'se advances nave 1os
Desa 50 s naTe essn ssss open 20
s1zIieasn Ias Monse1sgTa1s asFs
AaFc1s haa HOSPITAL ssrsaee a Al
or 1-ae a1a1zaza srsaiiaaissas Earaesa-asa
u n.-sss-l ssAlazaEs me iErks nave
1'een &a1fosl zaoaiy 10 Saa1s
Msn Fao saw lie lEnEog On tas
field about Adrsanopss aid Kirk XII
/ assa o1I1EE ne f2rs1 few GAYS q the
I. war saT 1leE coEaa n0S aaFe ssFiisysd
na1nan assnss could olf7aEy suca
brute aaEe tITy or saen EIEsr contempt
fcr oea1a
The Ralsz-aaas fairy LOANED EISn
rage q sasy charged. Ens Turks
before their Tight nst them Ike
aoznicEcai Esz1iaes. The Den's anger
appeared personally directed toward
one s7oshs-. Il az Occasionally ha2-
pensd. E wounded naan cried for guar
ter bis sd-errz-T 1ruaiiT onir laugh
ed raadlT and cut or saet hiEn dorm
There MAS nothing OF the dignity Of
IS zszzre-af Fast during the heat o.
ss.tae. u Was more Ike AZ enormous
u uasnzfled rios n vhic. knives ard
guns figured instead Of fists, stones
and elliss-
Doctors and nurses express tie