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The Marshall republican., 1912-07-26
oREARvILLE

T. j. Stivers was a business call
er IN Slater Saturday.
Grace Talbot Of Slater IL visit
Ing In this community this week.
Oscar Clifford and Dave Turn
er Of Fairville attended preaching
here Sunday night.
r. 8. Gilmer and family we're
shopping In Marshall Saturday.
Miss May Irvine OF Marshall
spent q few days last weok with
Misses zeta and Dellorese Neff.
Durrett venable spent Saturday
night with David Turner o. Fair
Wills.
James Nefs and Misses zsta and
Delloeese Neff spent the day Sur
day vith Lllieu Hsnsick ~ Little
Nonk.
ndgas Allen and 0ertruds John
eon spent the day sunday Will
1fioa Ollie sHsumsn n3aE Giln1nm.
Nh Ylvian 0aRxett and father
The Marshall republican., 1912-07-26
AYRES

We are having some fine wealth
or for wheat threshing.
Ben Boring visited relativse here
last week.
Doser Delaney visited J. r.. Du-
Ianey and family Sunday.
Homer Gillian and family Wis
tied Marion Garrett and family on
Sunday.
Misses Eta Cook and Ora Harris
visited Ia Sharon neighborhood on
Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Leila Cook spent Sunday
evening with Miss Cora Dn-
lRney.
Misses Ora Harris and Cora Du-
ianey spent Thursday eveningwith
Masses Leila and Eta Cook.
The river 4 rising again.
The Marshall republican., 1912-07-26

Dorothy Simrall and visiting
friends we're the guests Of honor.
Dainty refreshments wsre served.
Robt. Hall came down from Kan
sas City Sunday morning and will
spend his vacation of ten days
with his parents, Nj. and Mrs. w.
c. Hall.
Mrs. Robt. Carey OF Kansas City
arrived the first OF last week and
is occupying the Marmaduke cot
stage on the Spring grounds.
Miss lola HARDWOOD came from
Kansas City last Thursday night
after an absence Of several weeks.
Miss Lucretia Halsey anne from
Kansas City Wednesday OF last
week to spend her vacation with
| her sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Henley and
her mother, Mrs. Halsey In the
country.
Chas. X. Smith has purchased the
grocery stock OF Ed Reavis.
Miss Willie Schmidt OF Kansas
City has been the guest OF her
friend, Miss Grace Allen the past
week.
Louis Mcbride OF Kansas City
' visited at the home OF ]. r. Evans
several days this week.
Mrs. w. Y. Buckner was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. q. W.
Smith several days this week. Mrs
Buckner camc from Gainesville,
Texas.
Miss Eva Mcclure returned Sun
day evening from Mora, Mo, where
she visited friends for the pas
week.
Mrs. Fannie Edwards OF Kansai
, City spent several days this weel
Waiting Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Davi'
Warren Peeler has gone for {
visit with relatives at Broken Ar
row, Okla.
Miss Gem Binkley left the latte
' part of last week for Detroit, Chi
cago and other northern points
She will visit for several weeks.
Mrs. Lura Kiliion who Is spend
ing the summer In Warrensburi
spent several days here the frs
OF the week with relatives.
Mrs. Asbury Rhodes and daugl
ter, Miss Roma, arrived home from
Rldorado Springs Tuesday. Mrs
Rhodes health has not improved
az was hoped II would.
j. ID. Hoffman OF st. Joseph 4
Z here for a few weeks rest and on
ing at the home OF James H. Nc
CURE.
Mrs. ]. w. Prichard and children
!. of Houston, Texas, are making
their annual summer visit to theil
mother, Mrs N. Bowman.
The Marshall republican., 1912-07-26
NJ. @. Keen.

u ~ nttths
Mrs. Mollie Buddy of st. Louis
Is a guest OF relatives here.
Judson Brightwell and Misses
Thresa Chappoll and Francis Buck
ner were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. T. Brightwell.
John Smitherman and wife, p. l..
smitherman and wife were guests
OF relatives here last week.
Carl Potter and family and Miss
Maural Blosser OF Malta Bend were
Sunday guests OF Carl Grimes and
wife.
Sunday Is regular preaching day
Mt the Baptist Church.
Mrs. Phil Kellett and two chill
dren Mary and Philip and MIRA
Mollie Buddy were guests OF their
friends In Marshall Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. Gentry and children and
J. 8. and p. l.. Smitherman and
wives OF Kansas City drove to Fair
Vile Friday to see their sister, Mrs
John Dyer who has been sick for
the last two months.
w. II. Spencer OF Kansas City
was a guest Sunday OF his parents
]. w. Spencer and wife. He was
accompanied home by the small
daughter OF Mr.. and MIRA John Al
exandcr.
Miss Inez Dowden OF Blackburn
was a guest OF relatives here the
first OF the week.
The Marshall republican., 1912-07-26

of Camp Creek passed through our
Louis berg enroute to Slater Saturday.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-01-04
ARE I: Microbes MICRO ! H.. !:
'a' ~. 81 YOUR !! Sc SCALP?
s.ir-.
1t Has Been Proved That Microbes
~. ~ .sIt,i ..-s,.t. IL -.
Cause Badness. H+'''

Professor Unna of Hamburg. Ger;
mahy,, and DR.. Sabourand. the lead
ing French dermatolosist; discover
ed that a microbe causes badness.
Their theory has time, and again
been amply verified through re-
search experiments carried on under
the; observation of eminent. ,scient-
lists This microbe lodges in the Sc
bum, which is the natural hair oil,
and when permitted to flourish; 4 it
destroys the hair follicles and in
time the pores entirely close, and
the scalp gradually takes on a shiny
appearance. When this happens
therel is no hope Of the growth. of
hair being revived.
, We have q, remedy which will, we
honestly believe. remove dandruff,
extermipate the microbe, promote
good circulation in the scalp and
around the hair roots. tighten and
revitalize the hair roots, and over
come badness. SO long as there is
any life left in the hair roots. ,r,
We back up.:tlis statement with
Quf, personal guarantee that this
remedy called Rexall "93" Hair
Tonic will be supplied free Of all
sSost }p , the user Nlfdt, fails to DO as s,
1t will frequently help to restore
sia4 a4d fadAd lats Ito ri original,
color. providing loss of color has,
, Sea3 eiS:eai nAl&lNtr .!::1yp.!t +
Hair Tonic accomplishes these ire
suits by aiding in making every AAiF
root. folliclel IND pigment GLAND
strong nm dFP. ifd$ p6latipt
- natsiAhs2bt eoDkieItasment,
throughout the hair cells.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-01-04
.ift n 80 s,-u0dt lhUTtM !
OPEN. FIRE PLACES tii:s es
.sa N .s.-,grd AND CRATES


ITeoe d w g VIFTTHo -ds -
In the, tina .of ear grandparents
the ;Qpen fiFe place wsssstts anairena
swinging crane AMI brood hearth sos
s.ons could be- seen ep every raru,
house or No newer, method Of pro
vidaipg beet yis half "A NICE, The pot
was boiled and the, turkey roasted
swinging, from the. crane, ana the
With, hot GOALS under and over them.
e., This, home heaEtlhPssstone ID seldom
seen ppw.s because fouF-ineh wood
and backlog. J; r. foot in, thickness
is too expensive at the, present cost
Of wood. 1tAA dangers are in en-
bers being drawn up to fall up4fn
the .roof and from hot GOALS being
snapped out inta the ROOM i.
,: Crates for, Goal. 40
NJ A common fault Of persons using
coal crates Ia allowing clipkers to
stay In the. bottom !ot them. This
keeps the burning coal, So near the
top Of the crate. that it Is likely to
fall out. Coal while burning swells
SO that the Jumps are one-third larg-
SRI than when, cold. ! So, If the crate
Is filled full Of Goa. some Of It may
roll into the room.
ia Mrs. Hannah Hatfield was so
seriously burned that she died. She
was standing near an open fire
place ironing, when her dress caught
fire. by a lump of coal rolling off
the fire. She. was alone. and rushed
into the yard and sJolled on the
ground to extinguish the flames"
The Hearth.
The brick or stone hearth in front
81 I ,gfate should be- ht least two
feet wide. Hot COATS falling from
CRATES set fire to numerous houses
each year.
The use. of, a, ehaet-iron blower
tof2force the draftiof dir thk6ugh the
hndiihig and fuel to start i fire is
liable to make the current of air 50
strong that it will carry sparks and
red-hot pieces Of ktndliiE cont upon
the roof. :, This is common way of
burning houses. While a blower is
on ii should be Watched by someone.
A ,newsgaperI ipsed for blowing il
likely to take fire and burn stuff on
the mantel., y ,T,s.r ..,,.I
As4ib in a,erate often fires man
tel coverings. Excessive heat may
set fire to matches on the lmantel.
rMhile. Stella Allison was busting
the mantlepiece her apron was draw
into the crate and ,ignited. Instantly
she was enveloped by 4{re. The
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-01-04

flame was put out 4hy EoHtins her in
bedclothes. but shsodtea, q sgoh5 IN
a fey hQMrs." - !, -; :-.,s,. IS .-------
The rolling Of hot Goals from the
top of ths grate d: through holes
fssm bsrs being broken out Is the
Fmost common cause of houses being
barned FROM CRATES C0al something
maps anda flies into the room be-
cause natural gas In It explodes
This. haRRepa in coapypot yet hot
enough to fire a carpet If 1t does
Jump 66t. - 10.
To Protect Baby.
/ Every open gratei should have a
wire fender, in, trQnt a. Il! III it
bag not, toddling childrena may fall
into; it. or, older ones, may BET SO
CLOSE to. the, crate that, their clothes
eaASH, Hes. .ouc, ssfto nj 40
ia The yST1he s4-yaar-Qld q daughter OF Jas.
Fq@ler. was pushed into tha CRATE by
her s-year7old brother while playing
and ~ badly burned that .aha died"
!. Many deaths como from the dress
|ea. of children. and women, too, be-
E,iing, fired by the draft Of the flue.
drawing them against CRATES or nat
ural gas Stoves s6t--s1j
=, 1. In passing too. near a gas CRATE
in her h2me in NewhNrgsttha clothing
.of Harriet Green, years old. daugh-
ter ct the city solicitor Of that town.
caught, fire. {. and ), she, was fatally
Duurrnned-V ;.,rv, ~ . rosti-
i. Laura oAkers, IA year old. was
roasted alive this morning and fell
dead in the street after running from
house to house with her clothing
aflame, trying to, find relief. When
the girl was building a fire in the
CRATE her apron. was ignited.'
-st TO Protect Against Ranges.
II q kitchen range is placed with
in q. a foot Of any. wooden wall or
partition. =, the wood, Should, be pro-
ttected by a ! sheet Of. iron or tin
reaching from the u floor to yard
above the range. ...'e ..-I.n - "
~ range placed four. inches from
the wall of lath and PLASTER may heat
a l!'a.th so hot it will take. tire. al
though the plaster over i it is not
broken or scracked.r-o+ ,tiry
,,All ranges which have no legs
and which have no. ash paaa within
three inches Of, the floor must have
brick under them apd, under the
brick must be cement or sheet-iron.
All lath and plaster or wood ceih
ings over all ranges, and ranges in
hotels. and restaurants should be
guarded ,1!d by hoods having yentil-
aatttlng pipes. These pipes should be
coyered with ,ashestos cloth and
should moi. pass through, a, floor.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-01-04
ENDS WINTERS TROUBLES.

ITO many; winter" H. season OF
troahfe. The frost-bjeten toes and
fingers; chapped hands and lips ,eAil-
blains, cold-sores, red - and rough
skins. prove this. But such troubles
fly sbefore. eBuckleh's fArnica Salve.
A. trial cDnvinces. .sGreatest healer
at Burns, Boils. Piles, Cuts, Sores.
Bruises. Eczema and asprains. Only
25c at all druggists. l.syes
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-01-04

81 A woman may not have the dough
even If her diamonds are paste.
rtif, fatS2of - !C@5t:"H y as"
1.-The Glove of, money is truly the
root of much ievil--if you marry for
gold. II;
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-01-04
SAVED HIS wIFE's LIFE.

my wife would have been in her
grave today writes %. H. Brown,
of Museatine, Ala, 'df it had, not
been for DR.. Kings New Discovery.
She s~as down IN her bed. not able
to get Ny without help. She had a
severe ; bronchial - trouble and a
dreadful cough. l got her a bottle
Of DR.. Kings New Discovery, and
she soon began to mend, and waS
we'll In a. short time" Intallible
for. ;ooughss and colds. it's the most
reliable remedy on earth for sleeper-
ate lunge troubles hen Mortgages. la
grippe. asthmas shAys4ever, Group
and wAoeping.. cousays Soc $500
Ttiaa botAle free. a.GuArant6ed 10y
all dfuggistss eseM ii5scr -""'! So
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-01-04
NO. MONEY
Cur Regulations and Money Ar,
saiise Back OF This Offer. =

We pay for all the medicine, used
during the trial. If our remedy fails
to completely relieve you of constipa-
ton We take All the risk. You
are not obligated to us in any way
whatever. If you accept our offer.
Gould anything be more fair for you
Is there any reason why you should
hesitate I'd put our claims to- a
practical tset?o~7r'',t i<'ff's- -
:" A most scientific, comnnon-sense
treatment is Rexal Order1ies. which
are eaten like candy. They are
very pronounced. gentle and pleas.
ant in action, and particularly agree
able in every way. They do not
cause diarrhoea, nausea, flatulence,
gripping Or other Inconvenience. Rex
all Orderlies are particularly good
for children. aged and delicate
persons. h"'f-+ - -'''' =,
% We urge you to try Rexall Order
lies at our risk. Three sizes, iOc.,
25c and soc. L Remember, you, can
get Rexall Remedies in this COM
munity only at our store Rex
all Store. Dodds & Shararss ,425
Second ST. ~" '@9|F''
4. 4 -
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-01-04
Dangers and Chemistry
= .7Of Fire


Reprinted from Instruction by the
Taught III he st,,d6d The Pilot
VIII Print tHesq Each Week, Believing Well
'eAildren VIII BaiafitSG Tharebyjaq slhiil Il: -
,~ra.. C, t.ahn, a.
+ + ~
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-01-04

,exact no obligations '0f prom
lses-wa simply a: ask YOU to- give
sHexall "9an Hair. Tonic aathorough
triaa and ifanat satisfied telldus! 3nd
WSs will .rafNRduthe money yov HSid
NJ fpv It's, Two. Sizes, 'priceDr50 cts
and $k9A Remember, youdt can
oeta3A,M inr Whitefish, onlysrstl our
vforA HThNu Rexall Store. Dedds ~
Sharar. AIS Second st.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-26

Read the Torgeson Photo Studio ad
on this Dage.
House for rent OH Vernon Ave.
Call 2S5.K If
Don't forget the big horse sale 1T
the Fair Grounds, Logan, April 18th
and 18th.
81
Tie officers of the Commercial
club will be elected Wednesday even.
Ing at special meeting.
d
For cornet instruction see Wes-
ley e. Smith, 81 South Second East.
Phone 332. ra.s. m26
8
If you want the latest In rugs, car.
pets. or linoleums, go to Spandes'
Their carpet department is on the
second floor Take the elevator. m26
-|-
The drama announced In the Yea.
Book Of the Clio Circle Is well under
way, and win be presented by the
dramatic section of the Club at the
Finale some time during the month
of May -
Is
On March %, at 1880 pm. the Fifth
ward mutuals viii fa'e program or
civic Improvement. The following
e prs win beetreatsi Streets and
Sidewalks" by City Marshal A. f
Cranncy, Shade trees, lawns and
flower gardens" by Prof Prof. l.. ID
Baton, lor. "Neatness around Homes
Miss Srholes. "The Sanitary Effects
% Clean Cities and Fomes" by DR.. e
G. peterson. All welcome.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-26
OZY 40 XNU0|
III OCALSANDPERSONAL
2 XN0 q ~

Utah and Wyoming Coal, Anderson
Fuel Co., Phone 100.
81
The Y.M.M Ia. Of Logan First wart
has adjourned for the summer
3
Mrs. William H. THAN is spending
"a few days in Salt Lake City.
=
Get your 1919 Fishing license at
the Rolfsen Sporting Goods store.m2s
81
Get your carpets cleaned with the
Regina Carpet Cleaner. Lundstrom
Furniture and Carpet Company II
81
Good sound work horses for sale at
reasonable prices. Michael Johnson.
Tel $50 y. NIL
Attorneys Law & Harris are now
located in their new offices on the
second floor of the Carbon Ballard
block.
s.
II you want the best and cleanest
coal order Aberdeen or Rock Springs
from M. and L. Coal Co.. Phone a.
s.
Grand Bail to be given at Provid.
'ence Pavilion tomorrow night Hacks
will leave the coy corner at 8 o.
clock sharp.
--f.
The County Fair Amusement Co,
win Give a free entertainment at
I,iohmOnl March 27tr ard in Hyde
lark Thursday 2Sth Packed houses
are guaranteed. Everybody will boost
tor lhe County fair this fall.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-26

The owner may call for a fine dog,
which of late has made his home at
the residence OF Attorney Geo. Q.
Rich on Eas Third North.
$
The Torgeson Photo Studio an.
uounces in its ad in this issue of the
Republican, prices which for quality
of work dJne, can not be equalled
elsewhere IL the state.
d
WANTED Energetic young lady
waned for high grade employment.
Ability to get results the only qualifi-
cation. Position permanent; remnh.
Grafton good Apply with reference
to P. o. Box 17l7 Salt Lake City, Ut.
s.
The management of the Liberty
Theatre announce as special at.
traction today and Wednesday The
C,usa lcrs" in five reels with lee.
turer to explain pictures. Special mat
inee both days. Admission always
l0c. Iaaj
-
War on the Plains" in two reels
is the special feature at the Crysta
neatre tonight. Mr.. Hess will be
vocal 10, list and Thatcher Orchestra
will be In attendance. Complete
change o. program nightly, NIT
ar So
THE OAK
This house Is now making com
plete change of program three time'
each week, Monday, Wednesday, an,
friday. Tonight viii be the las
chance TO see the [ 'esent bill whicl
| conta ms the following excellent pic
lures: "The Doll" a Pathe ameri
can drama; Caught in the Rain" on
OF the best vitigrapn production
seen in long time, "lier Uncle
Consent' an amuseins comedy sui
iect ard the roarinE comedy by tn
Scig Co, Merely a Millionaire
full reels in all comedy and 2 draln
attic subjects,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-26

Nj Charles Lindsay, a formed grad
uNte "a the b. c. Co!lese is spending
few days in Logan wiiL friends and
relatives.
Don't fail to see THE Crusaders"
~ The Liberty Theatre today and
"Wednesday. Admission always 1Oc.
m2G
The Sanford Dodge Company will;
appear at the Thatcher Opera House
Thursday April 4th in Julius Cae.
| sar.'
IS
| Tomorrow evening at $3.50 o'clock
an excellent program will be render.
cd in Nibley Hall under the auspices
of Wobyca and Kappa-Nu societies,
Proceeds from the entertainment will
enlarge the Nibley Hall piano func.
+
Next Thursday, March 2S. Mr..
Arthur Bateson VII personally con
duct an excursion to the Twin Falls
country in Idaho. Already some thir.
ty or forty farmers and prominent
business men nave expressed their
intention Of making the trip and ~
1t is understood are going pr-p' 81
to invest II land values are suitable
Rates have been secured and the par
ty will leave Logan on the $3.50 ira II
Thursday be gone ten Gays ii re
cessary. Stops will be made at Bur
Icy, Twin Falls and Buell..
! --.i.-
Tonight at the Commercial Boost
ers club rooms the A. G. Woman
Club WIN give another OF their popu
lar card parties. Chess, Cards, Poo
billiards will be the order of the ev
ening, while the afternoon will be de
voted to sewing. The entertainment
will be of the same RICH order tina
has characterized this excellent clul
since it's organization, and the objec
will be for the promotion, and tn
funds received devoted, to some lin
of civic Improvement. Such n wol
thy object promoted by an organize
ton that has carried SO many con
! mendable ideals to fruitful conclus
ions certainly commands the GOO
will of the entire community, and
! is hoped the evening will be one e
! the most successful in the clubs his
tory. A large attendance is antic
! pated.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-26

have been said of the play by those
who witnessed II and so many 'e-
quests for its reproduction have been
received that Il has been found neces-
sary to put it on again this week and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-26

Thursday night, March 2sth is the
night selected.
Tickets for the same are now On
gale and another crowded house is Is
smred.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-26
CHALLENGE TO
Mr.. ARISTOTLE
Continued from Page l

continued from rage l.
reaches perhaps from South America
TO Sandy Hook, | will even at that
take a chance. II you are a rich man
give me chance at the way you got.
rich. If you are a business man just
taking a little diversion from your
dolly knitting, take time now to 'fess
up" before an investigation" is cal
led for. II you are one Of the Journals
Staff and cooked the article up in
Spur office, never mind, ! am anxious
to meet you. No matter who you
are, the gauntlet is thrown down, so
come on.
Finally I will also defend the I.o-
gan Republican from all attacks, pro-
viding you will agree that ! have the
iriy.lcge to retort by opening up the
pag OF your favorite organ The
Journal and there and then lay bare
some pertinent chapters in history.
II you desire TO accept this chal-
lenge please call upon Mr.. Wilhe II.
Blood, Manager of the Logan Repub-
lican, some time before o'clock to-
norrow. and make arrangements for
the discussion.
Yours truly,
HE'D CTuEI nITI IgN
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-26
STUDENTS PRESENT SPLEEN
DID PLAY Ar OPERA HOUSE

Continued from page onoi
chestra under the able direction or
Prof Spicker was a pleasurable part
of the evenings entertainment
SO many complimentary things
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-07-26

the Boys Corn Clubs accomplish
among the boys, that is to get them
interested in farm work and to intro
duce new ideas among them, thus rails
ing the standard along these lines.
The desired results are rapidly being
accomplished.
The first club in Escambia county
was organized several months ago by
L. W. Hardy, field agent of the Pen
sacola Commercial Association, and it
was largely through his efforts that
the services of Miss Bradley were Sc
cured.
No sooner had Mr.. Hardy organized
the first club and gotten it we'll under
way than he began organizing other
clubs throughout the county, so that at
present there are four hourishing
clubs, with splendid prospect of
others being organized next spring.
Not only do the girls do the canning
of the tomatoes, but they raise them
themselves, each mamber cultivating
an eighth Of an acre OF tomatoes. In
order to further stimulate the work,
the best canning, etc, so that when
the girls are once enlisted they seldom
lose interest in their work.
The results of the efforts put forth
by Mr.. Hardy were certainly witnessed
by those who attended the demonstra-
ton yesterday and will be witnessed
by many others at the Interstate Fair
this fall, when an exhibition will be
furnished by the Girls Tomato Clubs
of Escambia county.