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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-10-09

and Great Britain have made pact
which stipulates that no longer shall
the fur seal be killed on the high
seas.
King Of the Harem
The seal is polygamist. The lars-
er and stronger males have harems,
ranging from 20 to 40 in number &C.
cording to the fighting strength OF
the King of the Harem.' One bull
has been known to have 200 COWS in
his harem.
Naturally there is a large surplus
of mateless males whose one object
in life Is to get hsrem Of their own,
entaiing continuous warfare and
bloodshed in which often the female
is torn to pieces or manned in the
goodly number Of these disturbing
bachelors of the herd Is therefore
necessary-not only for the good Of
the herd itself but also for the good
of the skins, for naturally a mutilat-
ed skin or an old one has but very
little market value.
Nearly two years ago congress made
law stopping the killing of seals
entirely on U. s. islands for five
years, except seals needed for food
by natives on the islands. While
from the usual standpoint of game
preservation this seemed good thing
biologists and experts on seal life are
not in favor Of 1t. They say that the
ruling regarding the preservation If
door or grouse does not apply 20
the seal. They claiIS that II the num-
Der Of male seals Is not kept down
they will continue to fight and Kill
each other, and the pups and females
Of the harem as well-that only a
small percentage Of male seals is
needed to increase the herd. But
besides this II the killing is closed
for FIVE years thousands of skins
| will be lost because a skin older than
four years and half is worthless.
Scientific men say that killing rightly
governed, with none on the open sea,
will mean quick growth OF the herd.
However, congress decided the 9th.
err way, and closed the season for nve
years. The skins Of the several thou
sand seals killed under the law as
food for natives are not to be sent
to London as formerly. Secretary
Redfield has ordered otherwise. AZ.
ter thorough investigation he has Or
dered that the entire quantity be sold
In the United States. After a close
study Of the fur markets Of the world
he selected Funston Bros G. Co. Of
St. Louis to act Ms agents of the gov
eminent in their disposal.
How Il Affects Prices
In 1887 a seal skin fetched from 81
to So; in 1890, SIT to $40; while in
1909 the price on seal garments,
have indicated fictitious value, due
to the heavy duty entailed by London
shipments, and fur dealers have had
to demand an excrbitant figure for
fn article which is a home product
and should, and could have been,
bought for much less.
SO that naturally this signal recog-
milton by the U. S. government of
the commanding position held by st.
Louis in the fur markets of the world
cannot fail to have its effect on the
fur business in this country as we'll
as in time reduce the price to the
consumer. At the present time st.
Louis is the largest primary fur mar
ket in the world, and it is estimated
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-10-09
WOMAN ADMITS FALNTy
OF HER CHARGE

New York, Oct. 6.-Hermann DEL
richs, the millionaire law student at
Columbia university, was discharged
in police court on the charge of stab
bling Lucille Singleton, daughter Of
Texas mine owner. The case
against young Oelrichs was dismissed
at the request Of Assistant District
Atty. O'Malley to whom Miss Single
ton confessed that there was no
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-10-09

When your food does not digest
we'll and you feel blue" tired and
discouraged you should use a little
HERBINE at bedtime. It opens the
bowels, purifies the system and res.
torres fine feeling of health and en-.
ergy. Price SOC Sold by Ritter Bros
Drug Co. Advertisement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-10-09

bssis for her previous declaration
that Oelrichs stabbed her.
1T is terrible to contemplate that
Respectable person should be made
to suffer like this at the hands of an
other who may be for the moment
under influence of intoxicants." said
the magistrate, in discharging DEL
richs. There is little or no satisfac-
ton in the expression Of regret by
the accuser, save that 1t spells vim
dication."
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-10-09

When the chest feels on fire and
the throat burns, you have Indigestion,
and you need HERBINE to get rid of
the disagreesble feeling. It drives
out badly digested food, strengthens
the stomach and purifies the bowels.
Price soc Sold by Ritter Bros. Drug
Co. Advertisement
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-10-09

A French inventor has turned out
an arc light projecting lantern with
which may be used opaque pictures
glass lantern slides or, motion pic.
ture films.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-10-09

A mirror which reflects true colors
Is said to have been invented.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-10-09

Be a booster, not n knocker.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-12
B6USHTENOB WRITE UP.
Last week $ items.

We had a nice shower, the first
for qnite awhile.
Mrs Molie blades Of Aurora
has been visiting her father Mr..
.iohn H. rd and other relatives
the past week, returned to her
home.
Mr.. Rertie James of this place
who has been at Watson No, the
past two months. returned home
Saturday on account of being
pretty badly hurt. FIe was on
his way from IIamberg Toa. to
the place where he was at work
he was riding along when sud-
denly an automobile approached
bearing a fishing party, and the
crew being to bu2y to stop caus,
ed his horse to jump from the
road which he says was graded
up about twenty feet high, the
horse fell and the girts of the
Saddle both broke which threw
him OF. This bruised him up
but we hope this will not prove
to be dangerous.
There was a. largo crowd At
Brushyknob the 3Oth. If Nav,
the graves were all decorated
with roses and other nice flowers
The program was simply grand,
the selection read oy Mr.. r. D.
Letter deserves special mention,
and the Welcome Address given
by the Editor deserves praise.
We hope to meet again the next
so of May with a better program
if possible.
The Singing at .tohn Kings
on the night of tile Il Of May
was we'll attended and everybody
present seemed to erjOy them.
selves.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Simons
and family We're welcome gue,ts
at Mr., and Mrs Lewis Lords
Sat. and Sunday
Mrs. M. G.. James had started
to go to Ozark Co. to Stay all sum.
mer with her sister Mrs. A. B.
James and received a message at
Norwood telling her, her sister
was already passed away. She
returned home with sad heart.
and said;
A precious one from me is gone.
a voice | loved is stilled;
A. place is vacant in my heart,
Which never can be filed.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-12

AIR, Joe Ellison's second boy
RoT IS Terv sick has had severa
aOssmN. pn5appearantly is SOM
! DETER II his writing
800 Misc Annc and hattie King ane
Miss Mandy Page and Miss
ts0ltiia Lawrence was out to the
Colony meeting 1T . O'clock ,ast
Sunday.
Mr.. John Orr. Atty. from A. We
passed thru our little Vile or
last Tues. on his way to his farm
in East end of County.
\ a regular meeting Of Lodge
No, IA BrushyEnob Mo. Rev L.
s. Garrest r. 6. was elected Vice
President to the Tri-CountS
AsSo. to be held at Cabool Mo.
Rev 7. S, Garrett will preach
at the Latrorday Saint Church
house on next Sun. at II O'cloc X
near Ava. near Mr.. Aliens and
Sheal.eS. and at 3 O'clock at the
Colony Church, On the 18th. Sun.
at the Champion school house in
the Hutchinson neis borhood on
Fox Creek. II O'clock, and the
night before, at O'clock. And
the 9TH, Sun, at a :, O'clock at the
Banner sch3ol house near Mr..
Mallorrec.
We deny that tee Roman Cath
choi.c urCh is a Biole institution
only 10 til prophesy' wn deny it
OF being Il politica! institution
under the principals can be con-
sldercd in and among Oddfel
lows.
Mrs. John Orr. of Ava Dept.
District Organizer who Organic.
ed the RebeEah Lodge at this
place in company with, her hus-
band came out to see her mother
last Tues. and asked the Rebek.
ahs Of Mystic Lodge to meet her
al Oddtellows, Halt at Z O clock
and quite a number met and had
some vezy tine instructions and
many points satisfactorily dis
and one Of the finest of
times was had.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-12
$685., 10000 Being given
Away

10 those who act as the local
representatives of everybod VS.
magazine and the delineator-al
IN addition to liberal commits
slons, Let US show you low YOU
can.
SECURE A SHARE
Simply by warding the
subscriptions of your friend $
and neighbors and collecting the
renewals of our present su b
scribers, Try fer this month $
prizes There are lots Of prizes
that can be won only by persons
living IN towns some size as YOUR
town. Write at once to the But.
terick Publishing CompanyBut
teric X building. Now Ytll Citv
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-12

Then your Christ seeing his
mistake thought he would send 70
PaCi and he would tell them tlla5
CHRIST Only mcnt that sGhey
should break &. i:ttje bread anj
eat it, and tcii item ..,ga. ttat
was his broGau Uul,,, ami then
lake " .,taAs with d lutte Niue il ,
1T, aAd drink q lit.ie Ct It. and
That VAS his sted LlUcd. Then
Jour Ole man theory preachers
IA professionalism tells the people
that this is an emblem of Christ's
broken body and shed l,iood
But the Catholic priest cones
with an authority from the Pope
OF Rome, the vicar of Christ to
change the bread and wine into
the rea! body and blood of Christ
then the lay member takes the
llttIc wafer at com munion which
Is the flesh, and the priest takes
and drinks all the wine which is
the blood. This then makes them
THINK they are eating Christ's
real flesh and blood. So you will
sec IN this line and thought that
the priest is better OFT than the
preacher, under tho one man
theory, FOR the blood is tho life
and the priest gets all of that.
Now then you priests and
prcuchers, under the one man
theory crack this pill to the sat
!ssHrt'nn of your humble Ser
Want. lla will have but one more
tor yen. And if you cant tell
the ln6del that be- is ju the lead
and your the cant.
Leaving the piIi Will, you, we
tuYn Tor d few moments to our
honest Headers, and say to them
Read this Article then Re.read
it until Won get tie essence, and
intent Of the Writer. For it is
intended for the benefit of man.
kind, SO that the Reader may see
the obsurdity Ut the one man the.
ory. For We inten1i to follow
This subject ny with the truth of
The two men theory, which will
take away all mist and darkness
and give you tne E,l5lc as Il lamp
to your feet and q light to your
path way where tie Inhd%l who
read aud all men and women and
little folk who las come to the
age OF reason, will not say know
We the Lord. for all shall know
hI'o from the least to the great.
est" We labor for the Spiritual
welfare of mankind. For this
reason We have taken this step.
lnorder to do the most good
while we have the Lamp of Life
IN our hand. And we trust that
every one who read may reap a.
reward Of knowledge that will
not fade away, Taerc is but few
Comparatively Id the number Of
mankind who read lll, CREssEr
but yoll few read crs do not be
deceived, this is your time to get
light, and that loc, more light.
And we pray th..t the light of
Heaven may shiue deep down in
your souls.
This Article we repeat il givtn
1or your benefit, and the enc 10
follow is to give the Great Light q
of Divine Truth. Yours in
Christ for the good of mankind,
evermore, Amen.
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If you want the best religious
paper subscribe for the CREssET
1t is also the greatest friend to
the people.
The Oddfellows; meets cycry
Ist and Bird Saturday nights a.
their Hall at JAH.Vil!o,
Mrs. Joe Ellison has been very
sick but is recovering slowly.
MIR. Jerry Hanes and family
went to Dogwood to the basker
ainner last Sunday.
TN last Sun. Mrs. Diuk Riley
save birth to q fine daughter
mother and child doing as we'll
as could be expected.
we arc proud that some of our
new friends. think something Of
helping us, tinnn cially one hun.
dred subscribers from every
County where we have q friend
would help much.
The CEEssET is a paper that can
give spiritual light ON any Bible
subject. We need help tinaurially
.1norder to keep the CRGssEr
moving.
Judge Baker. wife and little
family with Mr.. Flora the father
OF sister Baker took dinner with
the Ed. and wife ON last Wed.
a week Judge Baker has been
one of Douglas Coutys old stand
bys he served the people as
Judge faithfully.
There was 4 meeting of the
Citizens of Ava on Monday
9Th. 1919 and elected the following
Committee.
Committee for Fourth Of July
arrangements at Ava.
>::~.:' Fl. s. Wilson,
C.. Fl Rurdett,,
J. W. Singleton,
We presume they will have &
grand time an the Fou1tA.
On June 1st. repbrt Of the
JAH.Ville Union Sabbath School
was Of the best total number Of
scholars present Is Ot1cers
present 1, Teachers present s,
Interest from first to last Of the
very best come one come all.
T.. Sect.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-12
CARD OF THINKS

We wish to thank the friends
Of Brushyknob for their assist
ance and kindness in the gr> at
hour Of our bereavement in the
death Of Mr.. Galloway Riley.
Mrs. Galloway Riley, Sons,
Daughters, and Brothers.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-12
NOTICE, Saw Mill Men.

We have Sixteen Horse Jumbo engine in tine trim
and good date Saw rig for SALE Engine worth $1,000
Saw rig $500 $1,000 in all Can be bought $780, $780,
down the rest suit Purchaser Aso Separator the very
best, Colorado Special Call or write us at
Rrushyknob Mo- The Colony Trustees.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-12
NOTICE

STRAYED from the farm Of
Drew Ryan on Dry Greek one
pony mare white spotted. Any
one giving information whereby
l can recover said pony I will
pay for such information.
Drew Ryan, Macomb Mo.
Wright. Go.
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ANY party or parties wishing tn
ask any questions through this
paper upon any snbJec. religious
ly or otherwise stlaii DC treated
as a friend. But IN no case will
the Editor allow any slang or
slang phrases go through it's
columns.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-12
NOTICE..

The Colony grist mill viii! run
On every Saturday-and will only
grind on Saturday..
t'Ts cr::ss' 7'Cyttls'W.sx
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Continued from page ..

iirva because that ESaias said a
gain.
lie hath blinded their eyes anC
hardened their heart: that they
should not see with their eyes
nor understand with their hear,
and bn converted and [ Should
heal them" (St. John, l--:--""l-IN
Now if the preachers does
away with the law, to those PEG
pie then you have a cod that is
still more cruel than at first
For :hen he only punished
them in this life. But now, il
this life and the life to come
For he said that he was only the
end of the law to them that be
lieved. And You preachers Say
that he was the end of the Iaw &c
all, and il they don't believe you
have aheil for them. And Christ
said that there were some that
could not believe. For he said
chat he blinded their eyes him
self. O! what cruel cod. or
else what cruel preachers, your
cod is getting worse in the place
OF getting better, by your preach.
ing the lnfuel think that they
have a better God.
Now preachers, we want to
give you all the stow that we
possibly Can because the Intidel
IS very reasonable and wan, to
show you all the mercy they can.
SO they say if it be possible
that you do not uuders,a land YOUR
God, very well. you can be ex
cused. For hev say He may be
a partial God, he may be q re,
spector OF persons, rs il las been
shown in the old testament
scriptures. But you preachers
reply no! If we 10 not misunder.
stand. For be said that ne was
no respector of persons. just
read:
Then Peter opened hi ) mout,
and said, Of q truth | perceive
that God IS no respectcr OF Der.
)Acts 1O-34.)
We say if We persist, ali the
ln6del has left him: is lust to
prove that under your one man
theory, that He. Is a respector of
persons. For you preachers say
that all men must come 10 him,
and believe on him Or be lost,
how about the ones that Christ
treated in this manner? Please
read:
What then? Israel hath not
obtained that which he see;seth
Tor; but The election hath obtain.
ed it, and the rest we're blinded
according us it Is written.
God hath given them spirit of
eyes that they should
not see, and ears that they should
not hear;) unto this day" (Rom.
II 49,
II it does not make your Cod
a respector of persons, then we
can't tell what language is. If
binding the eyes of one nation,
so thai they could not believe.
and gave another people the priv.
ledge OF seeing and know ing and
that it was Christ did this.
Ii this is not showing parcial.
lty then what is? Most assured
~ it is.
This is not all yet the I.nfdel
wants to know that if the law
and the prophets we're ali done
away, why vas it that after Paul
aad preached II years to the
Gentle world, when he went up
TO Jerusalem, that nc had to @.
oey the MosaicaI law You
may say. that is not
rue. Veil let US read:
DO therefore this that we say
10 thee: We have four men which
1ave a vow Oh them
Them take, and purify thy.
elf with them and be at charges
With them, they they may shave
heir head. and all may know that
hose things. whereof they we're
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-12
The Exposure Of the One Man Theory by lniideliSll.


IniS says. pdHi had 10 Uuey
the Law. And this was II years
after he iirst preached TO the
Gartiles, again you preachers
will say Garrett is wrong But
We read:
Neither went | up to Jcrusa
lem to thcm which were apostles
before ne; but | went into Arab
ia, and returned again unto
! Damascus.
Then ate three years went
up toJerusaIcnl to see Peter, ana
alb 'de with him lftuon days.
| But other nf the apostles SAW
none, save James the Lords
brother. sGAl ~111~.19,I
; Now we havu before Us three
years of paul's preaching, and at
that time he saw none Of tile an
ostles but James aud Peter. then
at the end of II years he weut up
again as it reads, and all the
elders We're present.
Then fourteen year $ after !
went UP again to Jerusalem will,
barnaOao, and tool: Titus with
me also" Gal. 2-l)
The II years and the three
years makes II years. Now
Paul had to obey the law, But
the Gentlles did not. please read;
, AS touching the GentllGs
Wulch believe, We have written
and concluded hat they observe
such thing, AVE only that they
keep themselves from Things
'tfered to idol., and from blood,
and f. N strangled, and from
fornication." (Acts 21-215.)
Hero you will sec that Paul
had to obey The law, and also
thousands Of J+ws that believed,
bat the GeAtiles did not as YOU
will see from the scripture a.
boyc. This makes your oue man
theory God a vespecdor of per.
sons. but this is not all we shall
produce just one mere point on
the side Of 1ntideity. aud it is
corcernInc Christ sp 1ding to
his apostles about eatlug his
flesh and drluhiug lis blood.
please read:
Then Jesus said unto them.
Verify, verify, | say unto you,
Except We eat the flesh of the
Son OF mau, and drink his blood.
We have no life in you
Whose eateth III, fl sh, and
d'inketh my blood, hath eternal
life; and l will raise him I'D at
the last day." (Joho 6 -53-54.)
His disciples told him that this
was a hard saying and it surely
was And then it was right in
opposition to what God had told
them in days gone by in this Ian.
guage. please read;
And God blessed NSoat, gud
his sons, and said unto them, Be
fruitful. and multiply, and re.
plenish the earth.
And the fear Of you and the
dread Of you si'all be upon every
beast of the earth, AID upon
every fowlof the air. upon all
that movefh upon the earth, and
upon all the fishes of the sea: N
to your hand are they delivered.
Every moving thing that liveth
Shall be meat tor you; even as the
green herb have 7 given YOU all
things.
Bat flesh with the life thereof.
which is the blond thereof. Shall
We not eat.
And surely your blood of your
lives will l require: at the hand :
oil every oeast will require it, |;
and at the hand of man; at the
hand Of every mans brother will !
l require the life Of man.
Whose shcdde,h man $ bloud.
by man shall his blood be shed:
for in the image of God made he
man" (Gen. 8 to g.
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III = CRESS TT

3NUSIIENDE. ,,S0.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-27
NO TRACE OF
RUTHERFORD

Although two months have elapsed
since the strange disappearance of
Brakeman Rutherford from his train
between . Bismarck and Mandan not
the slightest clew has been found as
to the fate of the man or as to the
whereabouts of the body if he was
killed.
d. Railroad officials are on me con-
slant watch for some slight hint that
might tend to clear the mystery, but
nothing is forthcoming. Harknes and
Grover who were held in+the county
jail at Mandan for 30 days have been
released as there was no proof against
them. ri
The affair is one OF the %strangest
in railroad history here, and there
are those who stoutly believe the man
was thrown from his train by tramps
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-27
Weddings
WALkER.CROEOOT.

At the residence of Rev. J. X
Hughes, Monday afternoon, at 4:@
the wedding of Rev. Sidney A. Walk
er Of Stewartsdalc and Miss +. Fay
Crofoot of Al:mont was solemizcd
Rev. Hughes officiating. The groom.
who came to this country less than
a year ago from London, England, is
pastor of the Presbyterian church at
Stcwartsdale, and the bride before
moving to Almont, where she has liv-
cd with her mother for several
months. was a resident Of Webster
S. d. The newly married couple left
on No. 6 Tuesday morning, and on
their return will live at Almont
the brides mother has a homestead.
Mr.. Walker will, however, retain his
passionate at Stewartsdale for the time
being.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-27
O

Sealed proposals will be received
by the School Board of Trygg Sch.
LIST. No. s, for the erection and COM
pletion of a frame school building, to
be erected OH Sec. 29-l41-77, Burleigh
Co., N. D., in accoi dance with plans
and specifications made by A. Van
Horn, architect, Bismarck, n. D.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the office OF Supt. L. l.. Wig
ness, Bismarck. n. D.; A. T.. Spang-
berg, Baldwin, n. d., or at the Office
of the architect. Proposals win be
opened at the Office of A. r. Spang-
berg, Clerk, at Baldwin, N. d. at 200
p. >, Friday, June ~, 1913. The right
is reserved to reject any or all bids.
All bids tmust be accompanied by a
certified check for at least 5 per cent
of the amount of the proposal.
The Board will haul all material
from either Baldwin, Regain or Nc.
Kenzie without expense to the Con-
tractor, and all sand and rock viii
be delivered OIL the site without cost
to the Contractor.
r. A. TRYGG, Pros.
A. T. SPANGBEltG, Clerk.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-27
NAMING farms IS
A POPULAR idea

The practicing of naming the farm
is becoming quite general in North
Dakota. The farmers believe that
it is we'll to give a farm individuality
and distinction by giving it a name
A farm a name tends to cultivate
a pride in the products Of that farm.
The North Dakota federation of COM
mercial clubs cabs attention to the
act passed by the last legislature,
which will become effective after July
1st, when names of farms may be re-
corded with the register OF deeds.
The fee is only II dollar and the
name may be transferred should the
farm be sold. Cancellation Of the
name is provided for by the payment
of a fifty cent fee.