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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-11

CoXEY FOR GOVERNOR
MasiIIon, O., Feb. 11.-"GeneraP'
]. S. Coxey of Coxey's army fame to-
day announced his candidacy for gov
ernor subject to the Socialist refer
9ndum.
Coxey declared he would lead a
march of 100000 unemployed to
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15
CONVENTION OF MASONS

Niagara Falls, Ont, July 15.-Ma-
sons from all parts of Canada, the
British Isles and the United States are
attending the annual sessions of the
Grand Masonic lodge of Canada which
opened here today The grand lodge
officers of Canada have made special
plans for an unusually large and inter
esting session this year, and this place
was selected this year for the meeting
because it is the Tooth anniversary of
peace between the United States and
England, and it was thought fitting
to hold these sessions on the border.
Many delegates and visitors are stop
ping at hotels on the American side.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15
CONFERENCE. Of RECLA-
NATION OF LAWYERS

Salt Lake City, Utah, July 14.-With
the object of bringing the fullest meas
ure of cooperation among the men
engaged in the legal work relating tc
the reclamation service, Secretary
Lane has today opened a conference
of attorneys and other members OF
this branch of the service. The con-
ference will continue throughout the
week and it is expected members o!
the department of Justice and the
United States attorneys for the dis
tricts in which the reclamation pro-
jects are situated will attend one or
more of the meetings.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15
LARGEST SALE OF
WORK HORSES

Jersey City, N. j., July 1.-THE
winding up of the United States Ex-
press Company's business on the first
Of the month has resulted in one OF
the largest and most important auction
saes of seasoned work horses ever
held in the United States. The five
hundred head used in the company's
delivery service in the territory tribu-
tary to New York are being offered at
unreserved public sale in this city to,
day, and the sale will be continued for
the three following days. About five
hundred single and double express
wagons, harness and other equipment
is also being sold. Buyers and deal
ers from all over the East are attend
ing the sales.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15
MOT0RCYCLIsTS IN CON
VENT|ON

st. Louis, Mo-, July 14.-The Ma
tional convention of the Federation CT
American Motorcyclists opened in this
city today and will be continued until
the 18th. A large number of tours
starting from all parts of the country
have brought to this city many riders.
One them was party Of old time
mortCrcyclists men who have not taxi
en- part in a motorcycle tour since
1910; and one of the longest tours was
made by the San Francisco Motorcycle
club delegates. A number of F. A. NJ.
Motorcycle championships will be
run on the excellent dirt track at the
city.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15
TOday's Birthday HOnOrs.

Richmond Pearson Hobson was
born at Greensboro, Ala, July Is,
1870. He entered Annapolis and grad
uated in 1889, and was at once ap-
pointed midshipman on the Chicago,
then under command of Rear Admir- Il
Walker. He occupied several high nav
al positions of trust for the govern
ment. In March, 1898, he was ordered
to join Commodore SIMPSONS feet
at Key West and remained with that
command until the performance off
the harbor of Santiago de Cuba,
which at once gave him a world wide
reputation for heroism and fidelity to
duty. In Dec, 1893, Hobson was or
dered to Hong Kong on special SER
vice. He was later elected to cor
ress.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15
Baby Fell Out Window
Lands in Womon's Lap

Fort Worth, Texas, July 14.-Wheh
Mrs. John Larson saw a neighbor busy
in her back yard today she became in
terested and shifted her chair so she
could watch proceedings better.
As she settled herself a tiny body
hurled from above and pumped her
self in her lap. 1t was the 2-year-old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Baxter,
which had leaned too far out Of a
window on the second floor and over
balanced.
If Mrs. Lawson had not moved the
child would have fallen to the cement
steps and been crushed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15
WIFE TRIES To
SAVE HER HUBBY

Atlanta, July 14.-For carrying saws
to the Fulton Jail with which her hus-
band partially sawed his way to free
dom, Mrs. c. W. Dean of 125 Garnet
street, is being held at the police sta
ton. Dean was recently sentenced to
a year in the gang for passing forged
check. He occupied a cell with j. Q.
Simmons, another alleged forger, and
his wife had been calling regularly
with clean laundry for him.
AS Dean was scheduled to leave the
Jail for the chain gang he had no
time to lose, so they could not cover
the marks of the saws Mrs. Dean had
concealed in the laundry. A turnkey
found several bars sawed nearly
through and frustrated the plot.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15
IOWA G. 0. P. MEETS

Des Moines, Ia, July 14.-The Re.
publican state convention is being
held here today for the purpose Of
settling the contest for state audi
tor, and attention to the routine con
venton matters. 1t is practically GER
tain that Charles A. Rawson will be
continued at the head of the republi-
can state committee for the coming
two years. The delegates apportionel
to the counties, to-wit 1921, loss OF
105, compared With two years ago. The
progressive vote in 1912 was the cause
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15

Many Of the French houses favor this
idea OF long sleeves for afternoon and
evening gowns; Worth, for instance,
uses no short ones and is very partial
to frocks of taffetas with transparent
sleeves of net or chiffon. Ducet and
the other designers use both. 1t is not
necessary to predict however. that a
little later the short sleeve will take
the lead. Another thing which Is
marked on the new designs Is the
bringing OF the drapery to the back,
often leaving the front entirely plain.
Both Of these touches are shown In
the afternoon frock Of taffetas illus
trated in No 1899. There is a sugges-
ton of drapery over each hip, full
length sleeves and Implicated panel
in back which is cut off to give the new
'hiked' up appearance.
This frock may be copied in size S6
with SIX yards of AZ inch material.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15
His Fortune to Uphf
The Country Children

Houston, Texas, July 14.-Francis A.
Ogden, an octogenarian, who died here
June 6, left a will, it was learned to-
day, in which he provides that his en-
tire estate be devoted to the education
of country children, especially those
whose educational advantages are linn
tied. His estate is scattered in NOR
than a dozen states, his Texas hold
ings alone being appraised at about
100000.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15
SAGINAW MEET

Saginaw, Mich, July 1.-THE see-
ond summer meeting of the Saginaw
Fair and Racing association, which
will last three days, was opened today
on the new plant. A large number OF
horses have been entered among them
being Flower Direct, the Tennessee
horse and holder of the record of
2:7 Ia made at the opening of the
track here last July, and Single G., OF
Indiana, from whom much is expected.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15

Tafretas. plain and figured, range IN
width from 38 to IS inches and in price
from SLIPS and up per yard.
A quaint little bolero effect is brought
out in the young girls dress, No. 1926.
Dark blue gaberdine is the material
used. with the underblouse Of shadow
lace; by way of trimming. a silk SOU
tache braid Is used and a line OF Chi
nese buttons.
For a girl Of Is this design requires
Az yards Of 36 inch material
No. S339-sizes "a to AZ.
No. 8236-siZes IA to IS.
Each pattern IS cents.
Free-Our Spring style Book.
Send US 2 cents to cover actual
amount Of postage and we will send
you free our forty page book OF spring
styles, showing about 500 designs In
Ladies Home Journal patterns.
Send two cent stamp for postage.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15
FRENCH SOCIETIES Gel.
EBRATE

Washington, D. c., July 14.-ln var
ious cities throughout the United
states today the many patriotic French
associations and societies are celeorat-
ing their independence Day, the ami
yersary of the fall of the Paris Bastile'
at the beginning of the French Reyolu
ton, July IA, 1889.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15
EXTEND CLAFLlN time

New York, July 14.-At the request
of the receivers ]. B. Martindale and
p. A. Julliard, Federal Judge Hand
had extended until today the time for
them, as receivers of the H. B. Clafin
Company, to send notice to creditors
preparatory to a meeting. The reason
for the extension was the delay in get
ting an accounting from the subsidiary
stores. The creditors meeting will be
held probably about July oath.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15
CIRCUIT CLOUT GIVES
LIFE TERMER FREEDOM

Atlanta, July 14.-BasebaIl IN con-
Wet camps is doubtless very commend
abe, but the guards at the AdamsVllle'
Fulton county gang, will be more
careful as to ground rules in future
Will Jones, a life convict, knocked a
home run, rounded the bases and fail
ed to stop running SO far as is known
he is running yet. He got away IN
the excitement over his hit and reached
the woods.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15

Where persons are injured by the
negligence of the city, he must be sure
to state the correct date of his injury
in the notice he gives to the city
or he cannot recover damages from
the city for the injury, according to a
decision recently handed down by the
appellate court of Indiana.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15
DEMOCRATIC MEETING

Lansing, Mich, July 14.-The Dem
ocratic State central committee is
holding a meeting in this city today
and plans will be MADE for the con-
vention and arrangements for the cam
paign will be discussed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15

After many tests an internal cam
bustion locomotive, using crude OIL
fuel, is proving satisfactory in Ger
many frequently attaining a speed cf
sixty miles an hour.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15

To obtain either pattern illustrated fill
out this CT upon and enclose Is cents In
stamps or DIN. Be sure TO state number
Of pattern and size, measuring over the
fullest part OF the bust Address Pattern
Department care Of this paper.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15

In Canada there are 1910 farms of
from one to five acres each.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15

During 1913 there were exported by
Montreal 2,747,192 sacks of -four.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-07-15

Argentina's wheat crop is estimated
at 100000 tons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-22
Wfrtfas opbcttc Sjp.

War bar oltio opret tIar ooer, at
9angauifa. iser, Der aSitiller Oct
.pife Titairifa ira Den beIgiife aon.
eofoIoni, er meeet opb. 2ioinqitcne
maolte / lin Sio Ioboen til 595 oa
Birauo iii 647 Meter; men noaet
nGrnlere berom pioite man isorigt
life isr Barren 1913, "a oet tpife
aaptein SafobS u~noerisgte Suaeu
% maalte en- WfarimaIoub0e paa
1.277 Weter / Sieens norOligc Gel.
Zen beIgiife 6orifer Or. g. Stap.
pers, Scr i9tt-t2 bereilte Sjsen.
bar ienere oplplt. at ban / Sigeu5
ipbIi1e Eel bar maalt Ell Gnboe paa
1,l35 Dieter.
Ganaanifa Siccn or bereiter life
Blot lanat Den opbcitc Sin / airjfd,
men oaiaa oen urit0ubeite Sie paa
belle Soroen oen opbciie or ionl pc-
fjcnot Saifuliiseu huor Ser er fon-
i~tatcrct Ell MiorimuI0pboc paa I ,523
Mctcr.
StoppcrS bar en0uiNere op0aQet,
at ser miht / Siecn fra Git til Bet
ltrUtfcr iig ell NsiOernd Der tun li9-
eer 10000 Mtctcr ltnoer &ou0-
ipeilet OF inoIcoc5 bclcr ben / TO
lfarpt ooltiItc @utfeuer. Stouler
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bcr@oeI", at ban poa lin 6ort opcr
Sieen iii en- SormoOnin0 ON. al ser
her en- Sang bopoc pGrct TO iorifiel-
IiQe Sicer. % oerue Nlttoaelie er olt.
zoo bcfrritct peo Stoppcrs llnocrie.
1cIler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-22
vi Born.
MQe friife.
",Sor omtreut ii aor liSen Leo

"5or omtreut ii aar iioen Leo
lea al ct Wooeouoe, og 9Ggerne finn.
De life 9ipe mig nrgen Sinoring."
SaoIeoe9 ifriucr Nlr. Sames $.
9prb, 9or 253, Gosiopolis, Did.
@an iortirtter: Seq bespnote
at to9e Fcrltno, % otter Of bape
brig. minore enc ire SLATER bepir.
teoc ben ScIbreoeIic, ga ieg foer life
bar islt nogen Spmptomer." San
tiIisier: Seq bor / ober 10 gur
brlgt Eerma / min 6aInilie. 9t
bar nj @Grn, Der Oisielig til por ful6e
lilireo@itileIie er bleDne beirieSe
Tor SorfioIeIie og @rio. Niu Su.
itru far brll1t sen for aaturrb 90
erholot diaiort @inorinl."
CoeuitoenSe or en- GrfI9ring ON
huaO Qeruua u0rcttcr / Sun0reoer
andre Stem. Gu SLATE geruno er
paniigpiS nof I'll at brirae Sper6e.
'piSnina. huorcitcr Sen bIiuer ct fart
0u5mi00el.
&c, Der life tuo.r ftnoenoc IcSi.
cher, fan mn erbploc Eeruna / 81.
biet Sorm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-22
Ninneiotas WfbolosSelifabe
260c MaaSutc0c

of6oIoes eiter SnobnoeIie al Scr
TreIIer5 Merigbeo al Zen norife en-.
NODE / @pen 9enior. M~inue'otn, Sire.
bnG. @srbag og Sgubaa ben t2te,
1909 og 14Oe Sunni bette War.
9llle iii Selifo6et bsrenbe Iofale
Aibolb5ioreninger bebes leuoe Gele-
CATER.
Observation-Disclosures er eu GeIc.
gat Tor Norenin1cn OF / 5iIlPa fer.
til en- 9eIc1at FOR hper 80 Wieblem.
mer 6oreninqer tPller.
allie Ielegater beoes ,norenoe fine
Hapne til 2oiiefomiteens SetretRr,
|alll Aal3afer, genion, Ninr.
9ihol0sioreninger iom enonu life
bar inoienot iii oarlige 9iorag iii
Selifobet. bebes gisre Bette inareit
mlligt. iao bet fnn fomne ino / IN.
oerGrenoe Mars Rapport.
9iaeiad beoe5 &c lofnle Aiholos.
i%orenin9er at beitenme Den Gum iom
6oreningen aater at noe til Sellfa.
BET oet fommen0e 4~rbeiSsaar.
Alle 1elesater Dor anifniie iia
glarsmsbe.g Badge % benptte paa Sci
til glarsmsoet. Triien err 25e os fan
iaoc5 tilierSt ira Selifabets Sefre.
tPr.
9pen SenIou err 6eIiggetlSe pda
Great Hortbern @anen, omtrent 30
Nil norbert ira &ilmar. Sor NOR.
mere S~plpsninaer porsrenoe SoG.
ior6inoelier III. NJ. beoes ma ben.
peuoe Jig iii ben lofale Sernbane.
agent eller Se!ifabets Sefret9r.
8. 2~sfensaaaro. 6Orm.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-22

fribeb bleo nof oeiaa boaSe benpttct
- % iibnpttct - III Oct pberite / Dc
Gage.
Seq buffer, boorIebes belle airfe-
a%Inuuen, ret. TOM oct bar. tosebe /
SIof os 6sIse mo / Sltict, boor ben
bepPrteoes og traftereoes oaa Def
bebite. Ier Mob battle Be og lima
gen ror De life rpo for. - @eo GIaus
q. Sohnions Gso ilufneoe ei 2ps Ser.
henne. @ellianct ppre bans Minoe,
SibIte Ssnba9S 9iten boIote$ af-
'tebSie't for MiSiioncr ~. ". @eoer.
fen og Srue fra SantaIision. Soften
holbieS / SritirfenS STRIFE. bpor oe.
iaa min @eniebeO Dor iamIet Tor
MnIebninsen. Vtobtaaeliesieipn par
bolot ! min @ieni9beb iiior.
Tacoma, @cIb., 30 ApriI. 1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-22
Giappcrila naeaiit
moo Gpilcpi,

ut Sc inrIigitc @iitc uco fpnoig
og ioriiatiQ NupenocIie fan pUre
opcroroentIlg oirflomme NPIoler
moo piSle Spgbomme, or uo1ct, Iou
oae pc0. Siotil er oct oog melt EIou.
teniite, iom bar iunhct Nuucn0elic /
McSicinen. Den ior ct Nor9 5io
Iioen nleIotcS oct, at ct Tar 9Tlcr
crperimentere6e mco Sen iorliQc
Slnngc0iit, icm sc meutc tuuoc at.
penoeS moo Gpilcpij. 9u iorclilQCr
Der Snobcrctning ira 10 2Ugcr, ionl
larntloig, men udibTnAil AZ biuan.
BEN bar giort Sorleg mco &lopper
lonaegiit. Zen enc er ben iremra.
gcnbe Sorifer Golmcttc / Euri2. Ell
az DC g%run6iQiic &ieu0crc al SlanNc.
aiitc og bcrc@ |irfniuQer. Iii line
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ten AZ Giomnntflnpperllangcn, Tom
bar iii Stem / Nor0oncrifo, me0cn3
DC olllerltolltc SGger, lont 'erlt mo
Ion9eoe rS0eeh bol0t liz til oen iu0-
amerlfonife SlapperiIonge. Sol.
mettc ioretog f%oriigtiqe SSnoiprsit.
nlneer al minimoIe 0oier pao fuir.
belize Gpilcptifcrc pad ct Bar
Sinosipacoipler / |ari5. San poa.
itoar, at @iitcn altiO 1auoe Ell gun.
ItiB Glrfning poa Gpileptifcre. 80
ungre DC Spge por. o. 10 mil6crc
SpQoommen optroobte, bcito tpoeIi.
gere bar @e0rinacu. otter QicntaQ.
ne FoOningcr mco SlnnacQi't fonr
AniuIocuc mcgct i%ieloucre eQer noe.
bleu belt.
Gu nmerifunif 2Gge, Or. gn0er.
ion, 6crinloo o0uarcr / ct mlc0icinif
8io9itriit moo Ietiin0ig Gnuenoclie
al 9ii0Ict, Der booOc ma til6creoc5
% onoen0c9 meo SEN o1critGsitc
6oriiJtlgbeo. Gn al bans Fatienter
oe0e eiter lSn0iprsitninaen ioni
oct lcncre bite iig - ior0i ser iun0,
tc3 9oftericr / Den tsrrc0e @iit.
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uiews.

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ira set npe 5eltamenie, % iorifieI.
.Iioe / @affeiL meo "IOiteu" ct Iar
St.40. lloen Nluoet 40 Gents.
9i bar oglaa cnoel inieresiante
fulsrte 9ielu5 ira Ninerifas Storbper
oa ANDRE ScuproiQbeoer. % for.
.iticlige, iumme Rris.
vi uil ienoe brsac SGt meo "Eo.
ltcn" for S1.60.
Y. Anunoien Eubl. 81,
Gceurab, Solua.
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Nltnoeoape,1.
Srn SpineerneS ssrbunb al oeu nprf am
rifnuNe Wtueeaape. Qpuite.

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Aiilutningcu al Dor Girfiombco ior
N%linoegapcu til NoraeS Siibilrlms.
aor.
vi toffer 'erit ollie |icc.Frriioen.
fer ~ aomliieer FOR troiait oa Nor.
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Suorrc Stnrlaien Gonaciaaaer

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fument pao, at nj err CT 6olt meo
1000 NarS (raoitioner.
y. Nnnnoieu Rn5liibins &c.,
Geeurab, Soma.
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&opierina 80
MRS. Z. s. CatI (Siperie
l(ogiitcr) 1851
MrS. @iSIe @otbuc (oiperre
ll>qiiter) 1905
@crlinQ AZ Ghecfs 80
MrS. 2oura @rotoqcr for
HeiieubQiiter % 2sn for
enchanting 3t6.42
Yroi. @isle 0othne 5000
SotaIc llo9iitcr $i35.t6
Nctto llbbptte sS,727t2
Mrs. u. 6. Sloan, Trelioent MrS.
z. 8. 0obI, Rational @iccpreiioent.
Wtr8. @iSIe @otbne, @icepreiioent og
SreoIlrer. Mtrs. Waric WeIQoaro,
Notionol Secretary.
SEQ at WrS. q. &. 6loan bar for.
Pret &omiteen ollie Nfinheaaoen1Pr.
fer, % Ell itor Gel al SrufiaQcrnc, er
llogiiterne blepen bctpbeIia rebucerct.
Mr3. Z. s. Ga6l,
Mr8. 8iSlc @otbnc.
WrS. Maric Dtcl9oaro.
Heoiiionsfom. bar giennempnnet
benne SEAPORT o. timber at ser er
$677212 Sfonoinnpion An,erican
9anf, minneapolis, Wiinn. SigcIc.
0eS or ser al SlIinois aomiteen
in6icnot 6irefte til aasiereren ior
Grefntipfontiteeu 1880 ira apin.
oerneS Iorbuno al SIlinois.
Sn0iomlet al apinoerne5 6orbumo
for TntionaI.aomiteen ioIt $S,727..
-.
@i timber McQnIfoberrc { beoitc
ISroer.
MrS. Nugllite Sipnn, 1919, it6
Street. 60. Wpls., Yfinr.
Moren Wicbelet, 2315, 9th 9u.
60. 0fplS. Minn.
AIRS. =. &. @naitab, 1890 &r.
ping gu. 60, minneapolis, Minn
Sen 12te Mai 1914.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-26

A surprise party was very success.
fully carried out at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Hailstone Thurs.
day evening, their son Leland who is
to leave in a few days for the mis-,
sion field. being the surprised party .
The Mutual workers OF the Sixth
ward called and spent the evening
A jolly good time was had. Some who
appeared on the program Of the eve.
ming were Frank Baugh Jr., George
Baugh, Leland Hailstone, Attorney
Leon Fonnesbeck, J. G.. Allen, Gladys
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-26

The branch managers of the Stude-
baker corporation in northern Utah
ana southern Idaho We're rendered a
banquet Friday evening at the John
son Cafe. General Manager r. w.
Naylor and Asst. Manager II. T.
Mitchell of Salt Lake City were in
attendance, and matters pertaining
to future policy of the company were
discussed. Encouraging reports and
splendid outlook for future business
we're given by branch managers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-26

Elijah Seamons of Hyde Park, one
of the pioneers Of that place, made
Il very pleasant call at The Republi
can Office on Thursday and while here
exhibited pear that was grown on
a tree planted by himself in 1863 aud
later transplanted in 1867. Even at
this age, Mr.. Seamons says the tree
appears to be healthy and should
bear fruit for years. At the age of
rs years, this gentleman gets around
as spry as many men at so. He is Of
that sturdy pioneer type which did
so much to make Utah and the west
to be looked up on as Gods chosen
land.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-09-26

1t appears from talk on the streets
among people who ought to know,
that fusion between Democrats and
Progressives has been knocked in the
head. A number of prominent Demo.
Gratis residing in the north and west
parts Of the county have recently ex.
pressed themselves to the effect that
II the fusion plan is carried out and
some of their good fellow Democrats
who are now in Office, turned down,
thus repudiating their services. the
said Democrats will come into the
county convention and buck any eff
fort made at fusion or the endorse
ment of any combined ticket. 1t is