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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-08-08

Socialists and Socialism, by Thos.
E Watson is an utterly unanswera-
bic argument against the Herr BebeI
brand of Socialism. Price, 55c,.. post
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Company, Thomson, Ga.
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FARM FOR SALE.

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STATIONERY.

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RUBBER STAMPS.

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impressions of Gibson Stamps" THE
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I HE Democratic tide is setting
toward Washington and upon
every white crested wave is
written the word "VictOry."
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-12
JOE Is HERO At FIRST
BUT DoEs'T STAY ONE
"Paid In Full" Popular Old Standby,
10 Back Playing at Baker.

For practically all of the first two
acts, most OF the patrons at the Baker
yesterday considered Joe Brooks. in
| paid in Full" as the hero. That he
was stealing the money to live with
| bis wife In q fashionable hotel WIS
point not grasped, SO when Joe tongu-
dashed his Odd pirat OF boss, Captain
Williams, for not giving him more sal
airy and when Joe spurned the offer OF
Jimsey Smith to pay for the theatre
tickets saying ne would pay, himse..,
for his wifes entertainment, there
were bursts of applause.
Later,of course these admirers OF
Joe grasped Joe idea in sending his
wife to thet rooms of Capt. Williams
AT midnight, to make any kind Of bar
gain she could with Williams, to save
him, ice, from the penitentiary, and
thereafter Joe was no longer a hero.
Thereupon the stock of Captain vii.
liams and Jmsey Smith went up re-
pidly 1t is the only time in Port.
land that Joe Brooks has been con.
sidered here ard this happened be-
cause the audience considered Broo,ii
entitled to a raise in pay, particular
ly in these days of high cost of liy
ing
Wagenhals & Kemper are still pre-.
senting Paid in FULL" which has beef
good as gold mine to the managers
since they first produced t. Although
the play has been withdrawn from tb'
high priced circuit and is now offered
at popular prices, the managers are
not sighting 1t. The scenic produc-
ton is as complete and heavy as when
exhibited at top prices. The company
is better II anything, so what more
is wanted AS for attendance, 1t was
practically at the capacity point yes
terday, and also 1t was an enthusiast
tic audience.
paid in Full is really one of the
strong dramas of recent years and j,
is strictly American, into the bar
gain. The first little flat of tha
Brooks with its condensed house
X ,eplng and the struggles of young
married couple to keep up appearan
ces on few dollars week, causn,
the public fancy and the patrons Of
the popular-priced theatres can ap'
preciate the flat idea more fully than
those who paid 81 to see this play.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-12

Manager Hatch has arranged for
the appearance at the Opera House,
Saturday, March 16, of the popular
Salt Lake Opera Company, which is
giving a mammoth revival of their
8reatest success, robin Hood" This
opera is being prepared for the Fiji
eietb Anniversary of the opening of
The Salt Lake Theatre which occur
red March 1862. The company is
composed entirely of the local Salt
Lake people who have produced FOR
many years past, many signal sue
cessors. The cast for robin Hood"
In as follows:
Maid Marian Mrs. Hazel Taylor-Peery
Alan-A-dale. MRS. Harold Siege;
Anabel. :. :. e. Miss Edna Evans
Dame burden -. Miss Mabel Cooper
Sheriff CT Nottingham, $40. ...
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-12

to the confidence of the suffering
stage manage" All of the foibles Of
stage life and craft stand exposed in
an oxcruciatingly funny manner. The
author objects to lines being cut, the
star wants to monopolize the time.
light, principals forget their lines
the chorus bungles in its evolutions
and to cap the climax, the rainstorm
fails TO show up. Another unusual
feature is the first act scene. aboard
the liner Lusltania, wherein Is gra-
phIcally reproduced a moving sea
and an ocean storm And when the
great vessel arrives atits destination,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-12

Az absorbing frolic Of melody, mir
IN, beauty and novelty is the well
nnOwn musical comedy success, "Miss
Ncbndy from Starland,' in which
sOiiye Vail and a large company will
appear ut the Thatcher Opera House
Thursday, March IA. Backed by the
approval of the foremost critics in
tCbicagD. where 1t ran at the Princess
Theatre for many months and in
she other large cities, Miss Nobody
Ruum Starland" takes to the road
with the confidence of a conqueror
Mort II. Singer, who IS power be.
mind the throne in the world OF must
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-12

the gangplank is thrown into the cen
ter aisle and the entire company
dashes through the audience. Among
the many song hits to be heard will
be The Gingaboo Man." 'Td Rather
Love What I Cannot Have Than
Have What Cannot Love-" "Oh
Maria, Mari Tarentelle," 'Tll BE
Your Honey When It's Moonlight"
The Dear Little Ghost of Your
Smile" and 1T Must Be Great to BE
a General, But I'd Rather Lead The
Band"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-12

cal comedy, has spared neither .,aius
nor expense in providing this attrac-
tion with lavish production, the
magnitude Of which moved Amy les.
lie, Of the Chicago Daily News, to
gay: The production must have cost
. pretty round sum of dollars. Gold.
en- cloth and jeweled storms, stump.
tuons little scenes and beautiful clio
Ties, dashingly shown, capture the
eye" The sensational novelty, which
is invariably received with great on
thusiasm. is the dress rehearsal
scene, in which the audience is litor.
alpy taken behind the scenes and in.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-12

and in her big scene she gives an ex.
cellent account of herself. The 9th.
ers. May Estelle. as the naughty me-
Their, and Constance Pullman, as the
snippy sister. Beth. rounded out the
cast.--John w. Kelly, In the Baker
City Evening Telegram
This high-class attraction will ap.
pear =. the Thatcher Opera House
March 10. Seats on sale two days N
advance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-12

Frank G. Burton is the Captain WI
liams. former South Sea trader and
hard-fisted man. Burton looks the
part and gives capital performance
Of this seeming brute who has soft
spot In his supposedly stone he.r,.
George Bancroft plays Jimsey Smith.
Leslie Bassett Is the complaining,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-12

c. A. Glosner, "a Ontario St Roo,
Ter, N. H. has recovered from a long
and severe attack of kidney trouh,a
his cure being due to Foley Kidn.,
Pills. After detailing his casa
says: Il am only sorry did ~,
learn sooner OF Foley Kidney pm.
In few days time my baotaoS.
completely left me and felt greatly
improved. My kidneys became strorr
or, dizzy spells left me and I w,.
no longer annoyed at night. | foo,
100 per cent better since using Fo,o,
Kidney Pills" For sale at Coor
Drug Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-12

"Dr. Thomas Electric Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis.
ease-croup. Has been used with
success in our family for eight years
Mrs. l.. Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-12

.... 80. go. John ID. Spencer
Friar Tuck. =. Horace S. Ensign
Little John. go. Hugh w. Dougall
Sir Guy of Gisbourne -. 49,. =.
80. 80. -. &c. Fred c. Graham
VIII Scarlet E. William S. Bassett
Robin Hood. =. George II. Pyper
The company VIII use special
train from Salt Lake City and will
bring carload of scenery and et.
fects. Prof. John J. Mcclellan is the
Musical Director. The stage bust
ness is under the direction of Mr..
William Bernard of the Garrick 30
with special dances by Mel Pratt.
Beautiful costumes have been FUR
nished by the best costuming house
of San Francisco; and music lovers
of this city are promised real treat
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-12

Who plays the title role In the Salt
Lake Opera Cos production q
"Rob in Hood" Saturday, March 10
quarrelsome. thieving Joe Brooks and
is sufficiently detestable. Edna Bro
theirs appears as Emma. Joe's wife,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-20

South Dakota with the supply shin
Glacier. With the big cruisers Colo,
rado and Maryland, which have already
returned to the Pacific coast, these
vessels were rushed to China from
Hawaii several months ago when con.
ditions looked very dark for the Chi
nese republic.
Rumors that Premier Tong ,Shao. Vi
had abandoned his office and fled from
the capital were contradicted today by
state department advices that he had
been granted five days sick leave
To meet Immediate necessities of
government. the international group of
bankers have agreed TO make another
advance of three millions taels.
Meanwhile these bankers are con
tinuing their conferences in regard to
the issue Of the larger federal loan to
China, and progress is being made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-20

effects
its makers in printing its ingredient its outside
wrapper Tic ons rsme which absolutely contains neither
alcohol nor injurious or habit.forminG drugs.
Following letter selected random from large number
OF sier and oited merely illustrate these remarks
In the Of irregular,
HESRY Swun Mich 49,
nloyv
alton. eaid
would Den.
purchased Prescription. When
could
doctor and took Dr. Piorees paVi,o PrsSeIon ony for i think
Iwwuh have been dedL really bese saved life feel better
than twenty ysaIs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-20
ARSENIC FOUND IN
LIVER OF LINDLOFF

CHICAGO. June 1o.-Arsenic In large
quantities has been found In the liver
Of Arthur LIndloff, whose mother, Mrs
Louise Lindloff. is under arrest in con-
pection with his death according to
report by Professor Walter 5. Hams.
submitted to Coroner Hoffman today,
After receiving the report OF the cnein ,
icnl anayIsis, Coroner Hoffman obtained
an order for the examination of the bo1iee
Of William Lindloff and Alma Ltndioff:
husband and daughter. respectively. OF
the accused woman. The visceras from
their bodies also will be examined by
Professor Hains.
Mrs Lindloffs arrest followed the Sud
den death OF her son June IL rive
In the last three years are TO DE inVes-
tiGated All OF the dead persons were IN
sured In her favor, IL is alleged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-20
Pardoned hv Taft

WASHINGTON. June 19.-president
Taft today pardoDed Franklin p. Mays on
the ground that government prosecutors
had pursued improper methods In securing
his conviction OF land frauds at Portland.
Or. In 1907, This is the second pardon
granted by the president In the famous
ohell-Fermann snd cases. Willard n.
Jones was pardoned few days ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-20
FLEET IN ORIENT IS
ORDERED TO RETURN
United States No Longer Fears
an Outbreak in the Re-
public of China.

WASHINGTON, June IA sign OF
the confidence Of the state department
in the stability Of the new Chinese
government and it's ability to. maintain
law and order. was the order issued
from the navy department today for
the return TO the United States of Ad-
1uiral Sutherland with his flagship
California and the armored cruiser
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-20
&EAE ES 1
TvWUENvTvx

sread
headache nably
hot spells
middle
9 bme %
Sold
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-20
EXCURSION TO BRIGHAM,
limo 01 and 70

Via Oregon Short Line for United Com
mercial Travellers outing. See agents
for rates and further particulars. City
ticket Office, Hotel Utah,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25
PRESENT VISIT IS
MERELY PRELUDE
King and Queen Themselves
Are Expected to Visit
This Country
DUKE IS COMING TO
WASHINGTON TO-DAY
n sS
Arrangements for Reception
Are Very Elaborate Busy
Day Is Put in in
New York

sLoNDON. Jan. sl.--The TnternA-
ttcnai Nsws Service II informed from
thu same source that enabled i to
natid the aFst news from London %
\ the Duke OF ConnAught's intended
yanft 10 w York that this present
Mt v merely prelude to one OF z
more of1iciai character. which. II y
believed, will pave the way Tor =
Journey by the King and Queen them-
seIyoe to ne United Statea
IL d understdod that Lister In the
xear, most probably early IN the sum-
mr., thu Duke and Duchess VIII cross
the Canadian border for another Walt
T6oir FuyHt htghnesses will then b.
tAU guests " Ambassador Bryce In
Wanhlngton. and the Canadian gOv-
AfnOr general Il expected 70 b
charged ~ the King with = special
naeesnxe 81 good Will 70 President
Taft and the American nation.
George, - Visit Capitals
king George expects 70 visit the
JcAdinE foreign capitals In 1914 and
1t14. and Il y understood he Will
fecetvc m invitations from Washinx-
ton 70 WHIT the United States Ths
King y known 70 be personally IN
tfon. His first foreign viait how
eyer. must In accordance with fn-
4ernAfional etiquette. be made 10 the
6erman Emperor. ID return for thst
usouarcnsa visit to London lss4 Nay.
William TyfrGl, secretary 70 Sir
Edward Grey. denied 20 the Inter-
national News Service this axteruoon
tha4 The fofUiEn Office hAd Instructed
the Duke Of ColnAught 70 call on
President TAN While n the United
Etatee. He said: la
fou are. AUTHORISED to deny that
mort enaphatlcaily. His royal hiKh-
n&ss en- mAke AAys arrangements -
~ 11n1tpd States And. ~. whaEe ~
sse1es MjlAo ut rsa1Ea n anaoe., Il
d646 n6t n 6f600ee ~ tAA repae4 thai
the hastiiy Arranged vfsft % Pred.
dent Taft was thu r0sulf OF quiet
Mp from influential Sources ID the
Rritish foreign once.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25
'ITALiANS q q mn .
RELEASE OF Turks

ROME. Jan 3l.--The italian -.
eminent today ordered that the tW<n-
ty-nine Turks arrested aboard he
French mail steamer Nanouba slaa11
he Immediately released. The Turka
are now IT Ca giiari. IN Sardinia Al
examination showed that four OF then
are physicians and the rem .nder hoss,
pifal attendants belonging to the Rsd
Crescent Society.
s This government order WAS issued
following q conference On the subject
between the Marquis ID San Gutlliano,
the Italian foreign minister. and Ca
milie Barerre. the French ambassador
10 italy. Both expraseed deep regret
that the incident should hAve occurred.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25
FORMER MAYOR WILL
BE TRIED FOR BRIBERY

IAN FRANCISCC. Ian. 1l.-ae-
fuaing time for the counsel for d.
defendant 70 flls N aazadavit cAarxin9
bias and prejudice On bshAlf o. tn
court. rsndertng 4 unit % ~ tho
case, Judge WiIliam r. LAwles. n
the superior Court today clan8e1 ~
schmits on trial On one 81 the m
iictments charging bribery II con-
section with tho dxlne of 90 TAtaa.
returned ~ the Oliver grand 1uFy
In Nay. 1875. The selection at !
jury was than begun.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25
COLONEL AsTOR IS
SICK Of SOCIETY
pisousTEp WITH II ~ AND H,s
Bride SAN AWAY ron
EcYP7.
FIRES PARTING SHOT
pEclAREs Ne DoEsMT CARE
WHAT NEW voRk sociGTv
- po,No-~oN'r DISCUSS
coNNAuoHTs.

NEu WORK. Tan al-CnAnnAl
John Jacob Astor - thoroushiy d's-
|gusted with New York society. the
tr.t,tution vhich hia forhear. found.
~. ,...-. 40.
a.u = .p ~ 8. =. = I.
|knowledged leader until this winter.
Instead Of staying IN New York Ia
nartsc,n.s> - ona ~ ~ u.or4 sral-
49,. .r 1922 go. 49,,
..s r - - E1.11.y
ta ~ younS os1u0 - ~ ~ 49, ~ i j.
snp tnTousn ~ 80. ID
naontno sl1p up ~ 49, 49, ~ n.
COi0ns. ~ aM1 49, e!.A.o ~
discus ne Gonn9191ss 81 Anysnsna
else pertaining 70 New 1crx. wne0
Delstse q. ints ssns so1aG nm alons
askea him e tall xhat "a thonEht
|ot 49, 1os1 $500, Ine colonel.
= g ~ An9 enot q tnax
49, w1lea ne 80 80 some N.Y.
eexioe1 1ansng oat. replied warmly; !,
|: I: ]: :: =; 4; i: i;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25
WILSON BALkS At
MEETING |. (. RYAN
HARVEY WOULD HAVE HAD THE
BIG CAPITALIST FINANCE
CAMPAIGN.

Especial to The Richmond vIrginian.)
WARRINGTON. d. D.. Jan. 24.--
u II learned here on what iscon-
stdered unquestioned authority that
Senator OvermAn, Of North Carolina.
rot Il directly form Col. Wattersor.
himself, while at Charlotte, that the
Manhattan Incident - ~luded q plan
Of Col. Harvey to have Governor VIII
son meet Thomas r. Ryan. with tho
view Of the latter financing Wilson .
campaign for the presidency.
Senator Overman makes the state
ment to at least three gentlemen. two
OF whom are fellow senators.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25
APPEAL To GAR
TO stop D||U|RhINGs
COSMOPOLITAN SOCIETY sEEs
CRIME N THE OoUxrEx "
WITH HORROR.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3s.--The Cos
naopolitan Society OF America, I
Brooklyn organisation. composed Of
persCns Of both The white and black
rncee has cent to t11 HunniAn am
bassador Ct WAshingtOns : resolution
to this effect:
whereas thS United states IL the
only country where human beings are
burned II the stake. and the Presi-
dent has declined to uss his power 70
suppfsss the practice, the Car Of Rus
sia. - organiser Of The Hague Peace
Conference. should urge upon the
Presidsnt and Congress the Necessity
Of stopping such burningA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25
ARDENT KISS IS
hUMPs SPREADER
OSCILLATION on love Lz1TI1Es
ALMOST CAUSES CoLLEGE
10 SUSPEND.

BOSTON. MAgR. IAN. 1<.-Bs-
cause : ssnior pressed ~ Istter from
his sweetheart to hin lips. about NJ
teen Per cent OF the students OF
Ciark's College are down with the
mumpa the dsbatlQg team bar bssn
disrupted and the 6Askethall sched-
uie has, been abandoned, several Of
the star players being victims Of the
epidemic.
Determined to trace the epidemic
10 - soar0e. tn anthqrttiae inyeeai.
Katsd the st0dant's cofreepondsAos.
Tho senior ambaxseedly admitted
receiving the billet doux from Z To-
cality whore the dieeAss prevailed,
and that he wAs STRICKEN soon after
bestowing kjss upon the Eaannavo,
which wAs subsequently, found 70 b
geEm-laden.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25
CHINESE REPUHLJCANs
DEMAND MUCH D1ONEH

SHANGHAI, Jan. 34.--Huang Sing,
the Republican Minister Of War. to-
day demanded the sum Of $7.OoO.0oo
from the China Merchant1 Steam
Navigation Company. with the alter
native OF having their vessels eeised
and sold. The war minister granted
1.-The off1cials OF the company time to
confer with the stockholders
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25
ARRANGEMENTS ARE
ELABORATED SOME

WARRINGTON. Ian. 14.-The NJ.
rangemehtS for the reception Of the
Duke Of COnnAught by tbs President
tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock are
much more elaborate than originally
Intended. according to an Official
statement issued At tho White House
this afternoon.
Not only win there be constdcr-
kbia display Of the military, nude
m cavalry baud, tea Ia the Red
Room, but the President has de-
ctded 70 return the call. He will,
\ hoWever. 70 to the embaasy unae-
crnnpanied ~ other than his personal
kts3u, ~. -
Tho ceremony Or presentation win
~ elaborate, Assistant Secretary 81
6tn&4 Chandler Halls with hax@ 1 part
IN &hta md will announce the pres
Anco NJ the Duke who win later be
pre.sntsd 81 NJ. TAFT by the Bsitish
AxAhAnador.
M ofIacial statement Given out Il
10 White HOUSE follows:
Z III n. h. the Duke of Connanght,
A1c0snpAnied ~ HI military aide. viii
i nxrtxo 81 the Union station TAproAay
A4t4rnocn u $50 o'clock. He viii -
mt q the stAtion by htn excellemcy.
M Rs1t1AA amhaasador, and his en-
elre etA1xs also BY the personal aide
&escAusp of the Pre91dent Major
RNhttAlA NJ Hust. Who viii @extan9
tl1 1sseonaL wslocMe 6 the Ptss1-
4 &8nt e. II. h. H. the Duko az Con-
4 aatotnobflss III III alsposstion. ana
Il 6eepxapAny him "a he BRITISH am-
Wh1re 10 VIII fasnain until
4 w wlsn IL viii ~ e0cor441 q
4 hite HOUSE " ~ HI respects
( ~ NJ Rro1Gdsnt. y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-25

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